Drakim

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by Drakim 3y ago
Yeah, it's gonna be very hard to get the genie to go back into the bottle, people won't forget that real estate is very powerful for financial speculation, and that even if the bubble bursts again and again you have plenty of year
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And the scale and quality of 2004 photoshop was unlike anything before it.
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All the while they use OSX themselves and don't feel any of the pain of their half-baked copy.
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It makes more sense when you realize that unnatural and artificial are societal words akin to immoral or bad. Within that context they are perfectly crumulent words, it's only when we wish to have them be objective outside humanity tha
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You aren't wrong, but we can't deny that internet changed the world, changed industries, and changed society. It's not all positive, but it's become a fundamental building block of mankind at this point.
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You can't actually use startup investment numbers as a metric anymore because just like the stock market it's just become a avenue for financial gambling with little regard for the underlying industry.
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It's roughly in the same spot as reliably detecting if you have permission to use the image for your data training set in the first place. If it doesn't matter, then neither does the poisoning matter.
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Obviously AIs can just train on images that aren't poisoned.
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You are 100% correct about AI today, however, I feel people are way too fast at making a final assessment of what AI can and cannot do as if it was set in stone. People seem so sure that the problems AI are having now are just intrinsic and
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It's actually a pretty tricky situation, often called the Paradox of Tolerance. Presumably you'd not be in favor of censoring somebody merely for disagreeing with you on a political topic. But what if those political views and sta
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At my local store there is 1 cashier with one of those conveyor belts machines, and 6 self-checkout machines. The cashier and the conveyor belt machine takes up about room as 3 of the self-checkout machines, and operates at about the same s
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You are correct, the layman's version of "evidence" has a very different meaning from science and courtroom's version of evidence.
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That might introduce silent bugs, a much more reasonable way would be for "use strict"; to throw an error when == is used.
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Netflix will not deliver the highest resolution video unless you have a DRM supporting browser. Website operators don't need to outright block you, they can just start putting certain features behind "the wall".
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And after that's normalized, then Google will enhance your user experience by bringing "Android Webview security" to Chrome on android, you know, it makes you really secure, it's really to help you keep safe. A few years
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if "current" is a deep object here and contains other objects/arrays, you risk that wherever you are sending this shallow copy will mutate those deeper values and potentially mess things up for the code where "current&qu
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Especially things like when a company owns the entire town and pays their workers in scrip. Both the company and worker is a consenting party, so the government should stay out of it. The problem with this ideology is that will destroy soci
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A bureaucrat also decides the amount of lead you can put in your product and sell. In fact, there are all kinds of things you can't arbitrarily do because it hurts consumers, both physically and financially. This includes strengthening
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It depends. If people think bitcoin will become more valuable, because they suspect future people will think it will become valuable, because future people think it will become more valuable, because future people think it will become more
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A x10 koopa jumper can not only get the work of ten other employees done, but encourage good planning and future building for better koopa jumping in the future, whereas ten bad koopa jumpers will not only jump very few koopas, but also bur
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I've seen similar attempts, what they do is allow you to mark the HTML with some markup syntax that gets automatically parsed by the JS lib and invoked into AJAX calls. So it's still powered by JS but you aren't technically w
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Consider an old man who hates the fact that you could find kitty pictures online as easily as we have been doing for the last 15 years. He thinks that a true authentic encounter with a kitty out in nature is the only real way to experience
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I very much agree, but we have to fight by moving forward, not by rewinding back to olden days. The genie isn't going back into the bottle, but we can learn to live and love in a post-genie world instead.
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I also don't have to toil the earth for sustenance. I'm sure there are a lot of valuable aspects to a life of living off the earth with the effort of your two hands, and those things are lost when society grows so advanced that I
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AI can only strip meaning and value out of those parts of your life if you let it. If you made the meaning you derive from life very conditional upon factors outside your control, you were always sailing in rocky waters to begin with.
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Is post-scarcity of cute kittens really such a bad thing? I think it's better to take a somewhat stoic view of things, you can't control the world and what happens, technology will always advance, but you can decide how you will r
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Note however that they get to decide this criteria, I as a user does not have any input as to which ads are "disruptive". And hey, it just so happens that their criteria allows for their own ads.
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Remember kids, if a minority is a "rounding error" it's okay to ignore, block, and hurt them though your profession. That's what webdevs tell me.
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No idea, you'll have to google up the history, but this approach has been toyed around with for ages. Neutral networks are absolutely not new, you can find tons of youtubes of people making small creatures that use neural networks to f
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Well, it's just float values while it's being transformed from node to node but ultimately those floats are exchanged for tokens. Tokens as kinda like letters except certain common combinations are clumped together based on how fr

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