bongodongobob

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   by bongodongobob 3y ago

   I'm pretty sure good enough computer vision has been around for decades. The newer stuff is object classification and facial recognition/emotional state type stuff. I think we've had good enough tech to find moving fish for q
2. 1802.▲
   by bongodongobob 3y ago

   Was that a heroic dose? I've had some strong visuals, but I've never been blasted into full blown hallucinations on LSD.
3. 1803.▲
   by bongodongobob 3y ago

   More like it's just not tested for, I don't think a urine test exists for LSD.
4. 1804.▲
   by bongodongobob 3y ago

   I really struggle to know what to say to people with this attitude other than "Ok, well, we will keep progressing while you pout about it. Come back when you're ready to be a big boy." Who gives a shit about the terminology?
5. 1805.▲
   by bongodongobob 3y ago

   This for sure feels like a rage block list. Some guy just starts sweating every time he sees something AI related. BLOCKED!! fumes
6. 1806.▲
   by bongodongobob 3y ago

   No snark intended but I think image generation is probably the least interesting thing AI is doing these days. It's a tutor in a box.
7. 1807.▲
   by bongodongobob 3y ago

   Absolutely, and I get the sentiment. I'm not just using it to generate code, but asking specific questions. Even really basic stuff like, write me a Fibonacci number generator in X language. Helps me understand the syntax immediately.
8. 1808.▲
   by bongodongobob 3y ago

   It appears to just be anti-ai without any discernment whatsoever.
9. 1809.▲
   by bongodongobob 3y ago

   I haven't had this much fun programming since I was a kid. The speed with which I'm able to pick up new concepts and execute my toy ideas and experiments is just crazy. The last year has been an absolute joy being able to cut thro
10. 1810.▲
    by bongodongobob 3y ago

    Unless you think AI==bad, it is an interesting list. Lots of cool new toys to play with lately.
11. 1811.▲
    by bongodongobob 3y ago

    1. Win the lottery 2. Retire Probably similar odds.
12. 1812.▲
    by bongodongobob 3y ago

    I would bet money it was something else. Fermentation usually does a good job of keeping bad fungi out. If you were careful with sanitation, it was something else like bad leftovers or something. Also, food poisoning usually takes > 24-4
13. 1813.▲
    by bongodongobob 3y ago

    Poisoned from what?
14. 1814.▲
    by bongodongobob 3y ago

    Fellow bass player here, I concur. Get a transparent class D and pair with a tube preamp of your choice. I love my Ampeg, but it lives in the basement now and doesn't leave.
15. 1815.▲
    by bongodongobob 3y ago

    Yeah, I tried my hand at some evolutionary algorithms and found it's all about the fitness function. I'd spend hours and hours refining it and eventually realized that you're really just optimizing the function to fit what yo
16. 1816.▲
    by bongodongobob 3y ago

    Right, that's my experience as well. Python, C, C++, bash, PowerShell, etc, are all pretty much spot on 95/% of the time. It will start to fumble if I specify PS 4.0, or Python 2, C89, etc. Or use X language but don't use pop
17. 1817.▲
    by bongodongobob 3y ago

    I'm not sure I understand the analogy. The very idea of NNs is that it's not perfect, it is messy and not optimal, but is very generalizable.
18. 1818.▲
    by bongodongobob 3y ago

    I'm sorry, but it sounds like you're using ChatGPT3.5. I get very very few invented libraries unless it's a very specific version of an old or rare language. I tried your "ING" example and GPT4 got 100/100. Idk
19. 1819.▲
    by bongodongobob 3y ago

    You do realize this was 8 years ago, and no Go engine came even close to what Alpha Go was able to do right? Afaik, there weren't even any competitive engines period. It basically came out of nowhere.
20. 1820.▲
    by bongodongobob 3y ago

    I block that at the DNS level via pihole. Nothing on my network sees that stuff.
21. 1821.▲
    by bongodongobob 3y ago

    Lol what
22. 1822.▲
    by bongodongobob 3y ago

    Permeability, amount of precipitation, land usage, evaporation, avg temperature, temperature variation, soil composition, erosion, wells, flood plain, wetland, etc.
23. 1823.▲
    by bongodongobob 3y ago

    Tons of homes have lead pipes. It's not a problem unless your water supply gets fucked up aka flint. The dangers of lead are over stated. As long as you don't vaporize, dissolve, or eat it, it's as harmful as any other metal.
24. 1824.▲
    by bongodongobob 3y ago

    I'm not sure why you wouldn't tbh. That's a lot of bandwidth.
25. 1825.▲
    by bongodongobob 3y ago

    So don't lick or eat the bricks.
26. 1826.▲
    by bongodongobob 3y ago

    So as long as you don't kick them it's fine.
27. 1827.▲
    by bongodongobob 3y ago

    And how is the lead from that brick going to get into your body? Brick licking?
28. 1828.▲
    by bongodongobob 3y ago

    From a brick?
29. 1829.▲
    by bongodongobob 3y ago

    Please explain how something as inert as lead "leaches".
30. 1830.▲
    by bongodongobob 3y ago

    Me too because that sounds impossible to calculate.