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2mo ago
Astroturfing AI spam.
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2mo ago
It would probably be better to make less money and do something worthwhile. Being actively miserable 8 hours a day will just ruin the remaining 16.
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2mo ago
It is impressive that you seemingly read the article and still don't know what it was about.
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2mo ago
[flagged]
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2mo ago
Then it should just ask the user what they want if its unclear from the context.
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2mo ago
Buying a house as an investment is so dumb. Its only an investment if you are renting it out to someone else, otherwise you are just gambling.
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2mo ago
There are very few people that are schizoid enough to intentionally ignore a friend who comes to their door.
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2mo ago
Meeting an online friend IRL without ever having seen a photo of them is odd.
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2mo ago
If you are making something that you care about you should probably understand how it works. I didn't know this was such a hot take.
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2mo ago
All the boring stuff you skipped to get right to the answer you want was just as important whether you want to admit it or not. Having to read through a structured resource describing something to figure something out has intrinsic value th
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2mo ago
How well encoded is "good game feel" in the weights of an LLM. I am guessing not very well.
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2mo ago
LLMs currently have 0 imagination, I have strong doubts that will be solved any time soon even if they continue to become superhuman at everything else. They just have the creative instincts of a 50 year old accountant.
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2mo ago
always hated this style of web presentation.
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2mo ago
Art is designed around the constraints that existed at the time when it was created, the constraints are part of the art. All art is a compromise between artistic vision and economic reality.
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2mo ago
I'm sorry but who cares. Ads are just spam but "official".
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2mo ago
The last 1% of progress will take 99% of the time.
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2mo ago
AI prompting can be an art form when someone makes something actually capable of evoking emotion from me. So far I have seen exactly 0 good pieces of serious media created with prompts. The only reaction I have to prompts is "wow, its
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2mo ago
>To give a good use case (audio generation specifically), the 2002 game Morrowind has had a resurgence lately and it's a really great game, but it lacks fully voiced lines for dialogue. This isn't how art works. Reminds me of t
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2mo ago
Do you think there is a difference between an LLM describing a photo that has been sent to it, and generating a description of the photo from its training data (assuming the photo itself isn't in its training data). If the end descript
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2mo ago
Considering animals are currently being mass slaughtered in factory farms and they are unambiguously sentient and can feel pain, I don't think the question of whether AI should have rights even enters the conversation. The only path to
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3mo ago
Balogun and Ronaldo red card overturns had nothing to do with "refereeing". It was clear corruption and favouritism. Also the treatment of the Iranian team was comically awful.
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3mo ago
People say LLMs are just fancy autocorrect, but they are actually just fancy dungeon and dragons players, if you tell them they are a wizard they will do their best to act like a human playing a wizard, if you tell them their job is on the
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3mo ago
>You haven't considered that I probably already discussed 10 different approaches with my agent before authorizing a particular implementation Saying this kind of stuff kinda proves that you don't really know what you are doing
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3mo ago
They aren't allowed to make the mathematics too difficult so they make up for it by making the questions hard to understand.
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3mo ago
https://femboy.beauty/P1iUdl You must be blessed to live in a country that has no website blocks.
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3mo ago
This is more a test of reading comprehension than algebra. Figuring out what the questions is even trying to ask is like 90% of the question.
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3mo ago
>understanding the details is orthogonal to whether you wrote the lines yourself or not Reading the code does not give you the knowledge of the 10 different approaches you would have tried and failed before coming up with that code. Why
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3mo ago
3B1B are primarily math entertainment videos, they don't actually teach you anything. They are good if you already know a subject well, and want a new perspective on the material though.
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3mo ago
More likely it was designed by some firm that put the cookie banner there because "that is just what you do in current year"
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3mo ago
Is there any reason to believe that the current laws being passed by the UK, EU are against the will of the people? Everything I have seen makes the "anti-porn" laws or whatever seem extremely popular.
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