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by Denote6737 3y ago
"The processor on Ingenuity is 100 times more powerful than everything JPL has sent into deep space, combined," Tzanetos said. This means that if you add up all of the computing power that has flown on NASA's big missions bey
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by Denote6737 3y ago
They don't. That's kinda the point. The service takes known genetic markers for things like dark hair, skin tone, bushy eyebrows, freckles. And generates a mockup face with those features.
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by Denote6737 3y ago
So long as we aren't using the AI to punish the posters. Vis-a-vis the google incident last year with the guy loosing his entire account because of telemedicine. I'm okay with false positives. You took down my video of a sphinx c
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by Denote6737 3y ago
To everyone saying AI is the solution to this. You are right but only kind of. Much of the work of modern AI is due to backend labelling and tagging of datasets by humans on services like Mechanical Turk. So to train the model you have to g
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by Denote6737 3y ago
This is honest an American centric attitude. to flip it on it's head. If you get ill or injured in the us you could be more than the $20K in debt for hospital bills. Whereas Europe has healthcare that will not take away everything you
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by Denote6737 3y ago
" Silicon Valley will deliver a future of wonders far beyond what we could ever imagine." This is the point in which I closed the article. The end of the first paragraph.
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by Denote6737 3y ago
"Anything over around 20 cents a kWh makes it uncompetitive" Cries in European
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by Denote6737 3y ago
Blendo was just a beast of a fighting robot. It was more powerful than anyone expected. And was given an honourable medal and banned from competition.
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by Denote6737 3y ago
It sounds like you are a luddite.
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by Denote6737 3y ago
The wonderful thing about computers is that they do exactly what you tell them to. The terrible thing about computers is that they do exactly what you tell them to.
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by Denote6737 3y ago
There are plenty of legal job I wouldn't want my spouse or child doing. Active military service for example. Doesn't mean I think it should be illegal.
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by Denote6737 3y ago
Again they were laundering money gained through the fact that sex work is illegal. there wouldn't be any laundering if it wasn't a crime.
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by Denote6737 3y ago
Yeah it's pretty unusable site. Clearly designed more for marketing than science.
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by Denote6737 3y ago
So head cheese. Or Bio-Neural Gel Packs. Depending on your sci-fi of choice.
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by Denote6737 3y ago
Given how unreliable it is probably, 418 - I'm a teapot.
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by Denote6737 3y ago
I gave up on photos, I never looked at them and never felt the want to look at them. I only ever took photos because other people were wo I thought that's what I was supposed to do.
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by Denote6737 3y ago
Common people who don't know anything about AI will expect it to be able to perform logical deduction. As they experience human like speech so they acribe the human understanding behind that speech.
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by Denote6737 3y ago
Well LLMs don't learn anything. They don't know anything. And they certainly don't understand anything.
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by Denote6737 3y ago
Here is the thing. You may be seeing more people seeking help because they are repeating the same questions again. Where as before they found the thread with the answer. To me this is the biggest drawback for discord over forums.
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by Denote6737 3y ago
To understand wordiness read any of Dickens with the fact he was paid based on the length of the book. Not the sales. He will describe, in excruciating detail, the inconsiquential aspects of a one time characters outfit.
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by Denote6737 3y ago
Given that chat gpt is trained on the internet. Places like Reddit. Think to how many times you have seen code written with the caveat 'this is a general gist. I haven't tested this code' I've seen it many times. More th
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by Denote6737 3y ago
It's what I hoped for too.
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by Denote6737 3y ago
Free software comes with its own issues and connotations. Most people see free and think without cost. So is shareware free software?
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by Denote6737 3y ago
Spoken like a true scrum master. You don't have to produce an alternative to critique something. In fact making such a requirement makes problems linger.
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by Denote6737 3y ago
I work for a web dev firm in the infrastructure team. They are trying to apply scrum and agile to us. It is not working. I've been told ot to work on anything without a ticket. Outages have gone up. It's a disaster.
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by Denote6737 3y ago
AI can't even do a cowsay. Bout right
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by Denote6737 3y ago
I'd imagine it is setup to account for route cost and latency.
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by Denote6737 3y ago
I personally don't have a problem with the current 30 minute charge. If you drive you should stop for 20 to 30 minutes every couple of hours. What we need is sufficient infrastructure for ev charging.
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by Denote6737 3y ago
Sounds like someone is salty over not following 3-2-1 backups.
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by Denote6737 3y ago
I noticed this long before I ever heared of the whilhelm scream. It is everywhere one you become aware of it.

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