cwkoss

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by cwkoss 3y ago
I don't think a law mandating human extras will be very effective in guaranteeing jobs. More likely, filmmakers will just change shots so there are less reasons for people to be in the background, because it is mandated to be expensiv
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by cwkoss 3y ago
We need to implement UBI in this country. I don't think laws requiring that extras in films be real humans is a very effective social safety net.
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by cwkoss 3y ago
Is it a societal good to pay a bunch of people to loiter in a coffee shop pretending to talk in the background of every coffee shop shot? There are parts of what AI is doing that feels like it could harm artistic expression, but I'm no
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by cwkoss 3y ago
Nobody is necessarily owed money for creating art, regardless of whether it was done by hand or with machines (unless they were specifically commissioned to create the work). The economics of art are subject to market forces, and they alwa
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by cwkoss 3y ago
Did you notice how you called all of them artists?
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by cwkoss 3y ago
The majority artists never receive a single red cent from the humans who consume their work. This is how it has always been, and fundamental to the economics of art. Things people are willing to do regardless of financial compensation rarel
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by cwkoss 3y ago
The idea of intellectual property being property that someone owns is a purely social construct though. Candy can be consumed to depletion. Art gets richer the more it is consumed. A much better analogy would be having a sculpture in your
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by cwkoss 3y ago
Commercial real estate value is a bubble that's gonna pop soon. There's just way more office space than anyone needs.
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by cwkoss 3y ago
Would adding the terpenes effect the legality? I thought most terpenes are effectively unregulated food additives already
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by cwkoss 3y ago
It's weird that you are so confident while literally admitting you don't know what you're talking about.
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by cwkoss 3y ago
I have very little faith that orbs can't be fooled by synthetic irises.
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by cwkoss 3y ago
The post office should have a centralized public key registry for people with a US mailing address.
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by cwkoss 3y ago
I am surprised that vitalik was so uncritical. Lost some respect for him from reading that.
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by cwkoss 3y ago
Huh, I don't understand the intended security benefit of the iris scans at all then. If the system has value inside of it, inevitably people will figure out how to make synthetic irises that fool the orb, nullifying the sybil attack pr
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by cwkoss 3y ago
Any decentralized system that uses biometrics for authentication rather than just identification is doomed to fail spectacularly. Biometrics are like a username NOT like a password. When a piece of wolrdcoin is inevitably compromised, peopl
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by cwkoss 3y ago
Like giving a diabetic the choice of coke or pepsi
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by cwkoss 3y ago
It feels like in the next decade either politicians and CEOs will be dragged into the streets by angry mobs, or a fascist authoritarian tech panopticon will be crystalized and citizens will no longer have the means to make their leaders fee
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by cwkoss 3y ago
Advertising is a cancer on our culture, and it makes me sad that so much of our economy is shackled to it.
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by cwkoss 3y ago
Perhaps earth is the best comedy in the quadrant
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by cwkoss 3y ago
Yep. A chain of trust is one way to solve this problem. Chains of trust aren't perfect, but they can work. But if you're going to build a chain of trust that relies on humans to certify they used a non-tampered-with crypto camera
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by cwkoss 3y ago
the last clockwinder is neat
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by cwkoss 3y ago
only tractable for closed source hosted LLMs
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by cwkoss 3y ago
clocks and gps sensors can be hacked, there is no fundamental source of truth to fall back on here. its as Sisyphean a task as AI detection.
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by cwkoss 3y ago
Cryptography cant save us here, people will figure out how to send AI images to the crypto hardware to get it signed in months. Just would be another similar layer of false security.
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by cwkoss 3y ago
Reddit, twitter, facebook, instagram. You should actually try tiktok instead of regurgitating the opinions of sinophobic nationalists. The algorithm reflects yourself better than any other app, so whether you get junk is entirely up to wha
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by cwkoss 3y ago
just pause on the ingredients, its not that hard
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by cwkoss 3y ago
A lot of people find it easier to follow technique demonstrated on video than described in text
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by cwkoss 3y ago
not anymore!
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by cwkoss 3y ago
I watch them once to decide if I want to make it. Once immediately before starting. Then once-or-twice with a lot of pausing and seeking while cooking.
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by cwkoss 3y ago
Huh, the two recipes I tried came out great. Any examples of fake tiktok recipes? All the top "How To Cook That" debunking videos seem to be about other youtube videos or just weird food videos that aren't recipes.

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