Riverheart

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by Riverheart 3y ago
Well there are only two types of collars, blue and white. Is there another shore to swim towards? Pretty typical human behavior.
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by Riverheart 3y ago
“training sets are useless except for creating a new thing” So by useless you mean absolutely essential? Hard to argue the fair use thing but it was designed around humans not AI so just because it is fair use now does not mean it should or
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by Riverheart 3y ago
Most people aren’t doing crimes. Roads are used to traffic drugs but we don’t hold the state accountable nor do we setup checkpoints within country to inspect cars for illegal material because some % of cars do. If your point is that privac
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by Riverheart 3y ago
So 1984 style listening devices and cameras in every home is the obvious solution right? Houses are where a lot of abuse happens. Scanning doesn’t even stop abuse from happening, just the possession and distribution of it.
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by Riverheart 3y ago
Per the comment below some have companies formed around this work. Also, as long as they are spending that income locally they’re still bringing wealth to their country which is a good thing. https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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by Riverheart 3y ago
I feel generally there is too much but I can respect your desire for more tailored content. It just seems discovery would be difficult in such a landscape.
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by Riverheart 3y ago
Yeah and we can give money to AI so it can read/watch/review all the extra content we don’t already have enough of.
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by Riverheart 3y ago
“AI is not going to take anyone's job. People using AI will take jobs from people who don't use AI.” An incredible distinction on the level of “guns don’t kill people, people with guns kill people”. The difference is practically m
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by Riverheart 3y ago
Except that’s not what’s happening right now. That’s just a list of flowery “might happen” ideas people can use to justify the disruption of society so some people can pad their bank accounts. If they cared they wouldn’t be focusing their a
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by Riverheart 3y ago
Not only that he’s 73 years old. Hard to believe he’d feel this way starting out his career. He has nothing to lose at this point.
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by Riverheart 3y ago
If only they’d focus their research on that instead of art and music.
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by Riverheart 3y ago
Then outsource the curation to someone else by letting people create a feed of trusted packages that pip can be configured for or something. Then we can point pip at pip.name.com/packages.json instead of having to host an artifactory f
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by Riverheart 3y ago
Agree to disagree. I think the cons outweigh the pros. Adele benefits from being an established presence in music. New singers need to be better than the musical clone army in addition to other singers to build a fan base. This just exacerb
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by Riverheart 3y ago
Well another way to look at it is human society and its laws should tend to the needs of its citizens and the job loss implications of this and other AI tech should concern the state which likely doesn’t want a bunch of idle people dependen
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by Riverheart 3y ago
“loan it to a million people” Yes but you’re not allowed to copy and distribute so you’re never going to actually do that. Also you’ll pass away with the knowledge you gained unlike the AI you’re training it on which will contain remnants o
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by Riverheart 3y ago
Because of the scale on which AI voices can be abused, the infeasibility of taking all violations of publicity rights to court, and, personal opinion, cheapens the human experience of music by creating eternal singers and encourages removin
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by Riverheart 3y ago
Today? Or before the internet when people’s idea of mediocrity and access to top talent was more limited? Depending on where in the world you live a $30 commission is a lot of money.
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by Riverheart 4y ago
Yes. Cookieless tracking is a thing.
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by Riverheart 4y ago
What I mean is Xonsh isn’t a core part of Python. If it was, I’d be very tempted to make it a daily driver as Python is a very nice language.
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by Riverheart 4y ago
Python/Perl/JS/Ruby aren’t shells so the busy sysadmin doesn’t need to ask themselves at what point they rewrite their script in a sane language and a Windows dev won’t typically use those languages, especially as you’d have
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by Riverheart 4y ago
If I had a nickel for every time I had to debug some crazy Bashism. PowerShell can be finicky at times but is a walk in the park compared to the alternatives. For basic stuff like if/else comparisons I don’t need to lookup how many par
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by Riverheart 4y ago
“we’re golden” At first blush it looks that way. However, for every gem born there will be a thousand pieces of schlock made possible through AI scripts, voices and art that we’ll have to sift through. Once all that becomes the norm nothing
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by Riverheart 4y ago
Some time back Waze, the driving app, did have various voice actors including Arnold giving directions.
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by Riverheart 4y ago
I read this as cellular providers offloading traffic from their networks by making it so phones will piggyback on Wi-Fi networks. Maybe a symptom of increasing demand for more data but unwillingness to eat the cost or too many users. With W
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by Riverheart 4y ago
This is insane. Thanks for taking the time to share. Good reminder we don’t control our devices.
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by Riverheart 4y ago
Thanks for clarifying
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by Riverheart 4y ago
“this lack of immediate use cases neuters any meaningful debate on, say, AI alignment and ethics” You seem to be ignoring Stable Diffusion in your view of AI and LLMs will be extended via LangChain and ChatGPT plugins so saying we can’t tal
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by Riverheart 4y ago
How does releasing AI to everyone prevent AI from being used by authoritarian Govs to monitor everything? Well the three letter agencies would spy on the public but Uncle Bob has an AI and who knows what he might do with it. If anything the
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by Riverheart 4y ago
“AI isn’t taking jobs” If by AI we mean things beyond just ChatGPT sure it will, it’s only a question of how long before it happens and how many new jobs will be created to replace the old jobs. For example, AI isn’t going to enhance custom
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by Riverheart 4y ago
That’s not going to happen overnight. Producers will keep the price the same for a higher profit margins because other things in life still require money.

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