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by chmod775 1y ago
You can minimize that to some degree (Valorant does this), but due to movement prediction/network latency you do have to overshare a little bit. I imagine that most game devs just look at the incredible amount of work this takes to imp
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by chmod775 1y ago
Personally I'm hoping for advancements that will eventually allow us to build vehicles capable of reaching the moon, but do keep me posted on those tree growing endeavors.
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by chmod775 1y ago
> [..] we're not at AGI with this baseline tech DAG architectures fundamentally cannot be AGI and you cannot even use them as a building block for a hypothetical AGI if they're immutable at runtime. Any time I hear the goal b
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by chmod775 1y ago
> Without reading the paper how the heck is agi mathematically impossible if humans are possible? Unless the paper is claiming humans are mathematically impossible? Humans are provably impossible to accurately simulate using our current
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by chmod775 1y ago
No. Chickens have a tendency to gang up on sick and injured chickens and quite literally peck them to death. This has been observed long before we started cramming them into tiny spaces, but it certainly doesn't help.
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by chmod775 1y ago
Chances are that only a species who, through one way or another, has become very uninterested in warfare could have advanced to the point where they would be able to run such a simulation, otherwise they'd have ended their own existenc
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by chmod775 1y ago
Well, this certainly exceeded my expectations. I asked for "something cute" and got a cute panda. I asked it to make its eyes bigger, and it did. It wasn't a clean model by any means, but damn, pretty good considering I can p
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by chmod775 1y ago
Still the same Facebook from 2004, despite the name change. It's nice they're giving us annual reminders they're still scumbags.
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by chmod775 1y ago
What? That sort of vague dismissal with likely zero reasoning behind it doesn't really deserve a reply, but here you go anyways: Many places don't even do address validation for regular addresses, because it's generally dog
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by chmod775 1y ago
> Support for direct use of the 7-character address would require serious changes. No, it doesn't. You can just format that 7-character address like a valid address, essentially like: 番号０１２３４５６,日本 Fill any extra fields with placehol
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by chmod775 1y ago
> Under the system, users can input these seven-digit codes on online shopping websites, and their addresses will automatically appear on the sites. Why not just let people mail to that code, and the post office then looks up the actual
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by chmod775 1y ago
In German you might say "seit drei Monaten", translating word-for-word to "since three months", but meaning "for three months now". The author in this case is French, where saying "depuis trois mois"
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by chmod775 1y ago
It sounds wrong because "since" is generally combined with a point in time, but "a few months" is a duration, not a date. Also the first paragraph switches tense forms, which makes it stand out even more. Rewriting it t
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by chmod775 1y ago
My guess: Empty seats look bad and and pricing fans out of concerts may hurt fan relations, even losing them completely. Also concerts are mainly for the artist to make money. Traditionally they're getting fucked by record labels, ma
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by chmod775 1y ago
https://github.com/fuzziqersoftware/newserv
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by chmod775 1y ago
It's being used a lot to turn regular videos/images into stereoscopic VR content. Mostly pornography. Nunif has tools to convert images/videos or even turn your desktop into a stereoscopic image and live-stream it to your VR
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by chmod775 1y ago
There's never been a time in the history of mankind when there was greater abundance than now, but we suddenly cannot afford children anymore? Maybe we ought to task scientists with figuring out what precious secret to raising children
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by chmod775 1y ago
> OMW2EYL,3,PERSONAL QUOTE,ON MY WAY TO END YOUR LIFE,N How did they figure that one. If that's what it's supposed to mean, that reviewer is good...
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by chmod775 1y ago
Yes, that's precisely the mindset that's going to bite them down the line - is already biting some.
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by chmod775 1y ago
> For my wife and I we didn’t really want kids in he first place and we’re much better off for it. And that's the crux of the issue: Individuals in most western societies are currently better off not having children, while society a
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by chmod775 1y ago
> The team is now working on commercializing their concrete as a more environmentally friendly alternative to current concretes. That may be rough, given they won't be able to patent it due to prior art...
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by chmod775 1y ago
> At what point do we replace humans with software here? Obviously we shouldn't remove humans from the loop entirely, but computers should be able to do a lot of the work of detecting and flagging collisions, directing traffic, etc.
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by chmod775 1y ago
Saved dimes on customer support, lost $400m. It's hard to not believe in Karma sometimes.
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by chmod775 1y ago
The problem is not remote work, the problem is social fabric breaking down, causing people to take without giving in return. In the case of Starbucks, an anonymous corporation, little reciprocity is expected in the first place, but mom&
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by chmod775 1y ago
Looks to be on roughly the same level as whatever ARK used for their AI trailer. No good yet for anything professional, but more than enough for pornography.
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by chmod775 1y ago
Unrelated, but playing around with Orca I can't help but notice how behind the times the speech synthesis is. The voice is incredibly distorted and robotic. I know the goal isn't to have a natural voice with human cadence, but the
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by chmod775 1y ago
There's a bunch of Linux distros made by/for the visually impaired, based on Ubuntu MATE, Fedora, or Debian. I wonder what the author's take is on these. Presumably they'll have those pain points fixed out of the box? Ac
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by chmod775 1y ago
Compared to the rest of the school system, the price of a kid's lunch is a small amount of money, and it's certainly not worth the overhead of bookkeeping, administration, payment processing, and checking eligibility for each indi
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by chmod775 1y ago
There's software for that even. The input is a ranking of the employee on a bunch axis (1-5 or something) and it spits out the appropriate text. Does the reverse too.
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by chmod775 1y ago
Yes, but none of the current LLMs are even remotely useful doing that kind of work for even something moderately complex. I have a 2k LOC project that no LLM even "understands" *. They can't grasp what it is: It's a most

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