CyanBird

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by CyanBird 4y ago
Given the ass security that these things likely use, you might just be able to use man in the middle attacks against http and it might just work heh
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by CyanBird 4y ago
It really is There are a couple games online (web games) taht can be played against a very simple ai, and it is quite the blast There are some tlaf games on steam as well that also have got functional ai
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Pleas don't pollute hackernews with useless comments Thank you
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Dropbox famously worked with the NSA sharing both encrypted user data as well as decrypted user data... I would not use them for anything sensitive ever.... But you do you I guess
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by CyanBird 4y ago
> China/TikTok is even worse of course.) Is it tho? Is it worse than Cisco or bcci? What about CryptoAG? Instagram and Meta literary have got shadow profiles on near every single person on the planet....
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by CyanBird 4y ago
> Have you seen journalists attacking a dictatorship while living there, and go unpunished? You mean like Kashoggi, right?
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by CyanBird 4y ago
> Traditionaly most cultures eat fermented diary (cheese, kefir,...) NOT raw milk Raw milk is sorts of dangerous and unpractical, that's why we pasteurize it first, most cultures didn't had access to pasteurization so they mana
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Seems that the texture generation is still being relegated to image generation rather than sampling the curvature, AO or normal maps? Thank you for sharing, this is just incredible
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Vos qui transitis nostri memores rogo sitis Quod sumus hoc eritis Fuimus aliquando quod estis Heu quantus est noster dolor
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by CyanBird 4y ago
There is other quote Don't be data-driven, be data-informed
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by CyanBird 4y ago
That's actually interesting, adding Metadata to the images as a check for allowing or disallowing ai usage That might be a good way to go about it
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Lack of empathy is because we are discussing about systems, not feelings At the dawn of mechanization, these same arguments were being used by the luddites, I'd recommend you to read them, it was quite an interesting situation, same as
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by CyanBird 4y ago
> That would imply legislating what linear algebra is legal and illegal to do, no? No, it would just legislate what images are and which ones are not on the training data to be parsed, artists want a copyright which makes their images un
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Except the machine is not automatically generating an input > automatically generating art as output The user is navigating the latent space to obtain said output, I don't know if that's transformative or not, but it is an impo
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by CyanBird 4y ago
The big issue is precisely this, yeah, living* artists are upset that an ai can take their own names as input and output their artistic styles, that's the big thorn with these ml systems There is a secondary issue on that there is othe
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Open sourcing the game opens the possibility of different groups changing the game in different ways and directions to optimize it for viewership and entertainment, the fact that it is open sourced would lead to different groups optimizing
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Soccer's history is very interesting, there used to be several competing international or local bodies fighting each other for control over soccer rules and therefore how people "ought" play soccer and therefore power Blizzar
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Starcraft 1 in Korea was defacto managed by Kespa not blizzard, you can look them up, they are a Korean association, they both Kespa and blizz actually had strong spats and disagreements on it, Kespa would run sc1 not exactly like an sport,
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Well... Copernicus did take a cue, he wrote his book and ideas and only published them when he was about to die (or postmortem I don't remember/can't lookup the details rn)
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by CyanBird 4y ago
It happens everywhere, specially around lumpenproletariats around the world, it is a foul situation without an honest fix. It Latam it leads to horrible levels of asocial behaviors, theft, drug trading to acquire money and use it to purchas
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by CyanBird 4y ago
> which only increases with safety requirements Yes, safety requirements which include the double buffer of two trained and experienced human pilots being in physical command of the plane double checking themselves and the software/
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Correct, yeh, this is a matter of both a captive audience and the situation that a family might be able to purchase two or three games a year tops, so the games that they were able to acquire needed to have that difficulty in order to make
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by CyanBird 4y ago
To be an enemy of America can be dangerous, but to be a friend is fatal.” — Henry Kissinger That's what the parent comment meant
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by CyanBird 4y ago
> Ingenuity covered about 49 feet (15 m) of horizontal distance on Saturday's flight, which lasted 52 seconds. The helicopter has now traveled a total of 24,302 feet (7,407 m) and stayed aloft for 59.9 minutes on its 35 Mars sorties
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by CyanBird 4y ago
As a houdini user the blender nodes make me quite jealous, things like the coupling of the nodes with real time rendering in eevee and basically instant rendering with cycles is something I could only dream of even after spending some good
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by CyanBird 4y ago
> AI chat will become more and more accessible. Writing/renting/commissioning bots will be cheaper. Can you imaging arguing your case to a bot? To a team of bots run by the same org? The sinister side of me thinks this will qui
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by CyanBird 4y ago
What you said does not make it any less clickbaity which is the complain of the parent comment
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by CyanBird 4y ago
> what am I missing? That the cia has got far more leverage on it than any other foreign powers It is used fantastically by them on the current iran unrest and as a medium to pierce against Russian information spheres Where zunzuneo fail
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by CyanBird 4y ago
> I do believe the part about patriotic names And the editorial board that crafts that news also knows it, so they are counting on it for that to have an extra pull that way as well It is common for the general public to name their kids
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Saw it on LinusTechTips and had to pause the video for a moment, thats a very very useful feature, not much else to add. The phone is certainly being targeted towards professionals which at least from me takes the shine away to a degree, as

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