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by alickz 1y ago
I don't think you should be killed for performances either If you/society see the performance as beyond the pale, inciting violence then you should arrest the person and give them due process, or change the laws to reflect your be
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by alickz 1y ago
The front page of reddit is/was in open celebration of the murder
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by alickz 1y ago
I empathize with others for my sake, not theirs The ones refusing to empathize only serve to prove him right
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by alickz 1y ago
I think a lot of them have a very romantic view about revolutions and their place in them Revolutions harm the poor and the disabled far more than they harm the able bodied and the privileged No one is making insulin when society collapse
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by alickz 1y ago
What if AGI is just a bunch of specialized AIs put together? It would seem our own generalized intelligence is an emergent property of many, _many_ specialized processes I wonder if AI is the same
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by alickz 1y ago
Would you consider film directors to be artists?
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by alickz 1y ago
>But you're not "directing" the AI to generate it for you. You're just giving it a command. That's what direction is though. Film directors prompt their actors and choose the results they like best (among many ot
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by alickz 1y ago
>How is the requirement to use a computer and maybe pay a cloud subscription in the long term more accessible than other kinds of art? Because many other kinds of art require thousands of hours to learn before getting to the level of cur
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by alickz 1y ago
You see it sometimes on Reddit in /r/comics, where someone will post a comic and then the idea for the next comic comes from a comment on the first one etc.
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by alickz 1y ago
>If you tolerate bad faith, you ask for more bad faith behavior. Yet some bad faith behavior comes from misunderstanding, so to be completely intolerant of perceived bad faith behavior would be the same as entering into the endless &quot
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by alickz 1y ago
Happens to us all The mind is an open wound susceptible to unhygienic memes like advertising and social media Even now you and I are exposing our minds to all the thoughts in this thread. It's impossible for us not to, it's the re
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by alickz 1y ago
I don't know if this will help you visualize it or not, but here's a photo of someone using a TV as a monitor on a desk https://i.imgur.com/mjcqjfZ.jpeg I use my 4K TV as a monitor (though from ~8ft away) and for
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by alickz 1y ago
Cool idea Though the "Privacy" link on your homepage doesn't work Do you use scanned repositories for training or other purposes?
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by alickz 1y ago
Hopefully there are better solutions to the fundamental limitations of societal empathy in the future, but for now i just can't see any Seems to me empathy on a societal scale has been receding as population grows, not increasing to ma
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by alickz 1y ago
>There's nothing to argue about, it's unambiguously not real empathy I think if a person can't tell the difference between empathy from a human vs empathy from a chatbot, it's a difference without a distinction If it
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by alickz 1y ago
>I think most smart people overestimate the intelligence of others for a variety of reasons so they overestimate what it would take for a LLM to beat the output of an average person. I think most people also _vastly_ overestimate how muc
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by alickz 1y ago
I also find the GOPs penchant for authoritarianism to be incongruent with their stated beliefs and values The "party of small government" seems to want a bigger government than any other party before them
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by alickz 1y ago
Cutting one branch off the poisonous tree won't do much, even if it is the biggest, even if it's the trunk Needs to be taken up at the root
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by alickz 1y ago
>an incredibly complex system that can fall over even if no-one's being stupid I only have a layman's understanding of power grids, but I thought they were incredibly hardened, with backups and contingencies in depth Are the gr
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by alickz 1y ago
>20 sentences that end in 'o' >They shouted cheers after the winning free throw. good attempt by ChatGPT tho imo
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by alickz 1y ago
Here's me testing with a place that is a lot less ambiguous https://chatgpt.com/share/680aa212-8cac-8008-b218-4855ffaa20...
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by alickz 1y ago
There is a Marathon Valley on Mars, which is what ChatGPT seems to assume you're talking about https://chatgpt.com/share/680a98af-c550-8008-9c35-33954c5eac... >Marathon Crater on Mars was discovered in 2015 by
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by alickz 1y ago
Any solution would need to be multi-faceted One facet could be increasing investment, VC and otherwise _How_ you do that? I'm not sure, but I also doubt it's a completely unsolvable problem
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by alickz 2y ago
Seems like a vulnerability
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by alickz 2y ago
>as nobody in his right mind will create anything new only to be immediatly copied without anything in return. People consuming and copying your work means you are making a cultural impact You think the only reason to create anything is
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by alickz 2y ago
>I wonder how Hideo Miyazaki feels about this, the fact that machines are able to recreate his style seems to go against the whimsy he creates in his art. How much of it is _his_ style and _his_ art? How many people work on the frames an
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by alickz 2y ago
>Developing the skill and technique to express that imagination is the most important part. Regardless of the tool used?
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by alickz 2y ago
if the labour theory of value was true then Sisyphus would've been a trillionaire
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by alickz 2y ago
is art being cheap really such a problem? is it a net negative to society if the average person could produce so much art that it becomes post-scarce?
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by alickz 2y ago
People thought "canned music" (aka prerecorded music) would be the death of music, and art in general >The time is coming fast when the only living thing around a motion picture house will be the person who sells you your ticke

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