deltasevennine

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by deltasevennine 4y ago
This isn't problem solving per say. It's success that triggers a dopamine release. Whether that be success in your career or success in solving a problem. Success though is typically fleeting. You need to climb the ladder higher t
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The brain is made up of modules and happiness in essence comes from what can be characterized as two different modules. For alignment both modules need to register happiness. The animistic or instinctual side of happiness triggered by drugs
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It's mostly the same for everyone. Brains are mechanically hardwired according to evolution. And that is mostly what dictates what makes us happy. It's actually the scientific conclusion if you "think" about it. But it&
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by deltasevennine 4y ago
Let's be real. Thinking is not the most pleasurable thing in the world. A certain class of people like to believe this but they're lying to themselves.
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>That's not really what this site is for. Your talents would be better put to use over on Reddit, or maybe Fark. No. You don't get it. It's literally impossible to change a mans opinion. Everyone is too biased and they hav
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by deltasevennine 4y ago
Oh I'm not saying that they should be released. I'm asking about what's happening inside those prisons. And what happens to the prisoner after he's released from said environment. Is there a net benefit to society with t
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We can. It just depends on how much money. Everything has a price.
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by deltasevennine 4y ago
You'd be interested in this: https://youtu.be/5v13wrVEQ2M The architecture is just one part of the groundwork for an entirely different philosophy on what a prison should be.
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You're just talking about hypotheticals. Saying hey this technology is good because the hypothetical is much worse. Well the hypothetical is just a random guess. As i said you're rationalizing. >The "plastic crisis" i
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Why specifically Scandinavia? I mean obviously they're famous for doing something different. But you're asking a really specific question as if you didn't know.
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You gotta take a higher perspective. Sure maybe those murderers deserve it. But what is the net benefit to society while those murderers are in prison and after those murderers are released? Ironically, research and actual events show that
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by deltasevennine 4y ago
The Scandinavians got it right in terms of how to create prisons.
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He's just talking about using std::vector everywhere.
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>None of which you seem to be able to cite. Able? The examples are obvious. I can cite them though. Once I cite them you should should 180 degree your opinion. But of course you won't. You're so biased you can't even see t
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by deltasevennine 4y ago
>okay but look at all it can't do and where the capabilities for what it does come from and how they were achieved No. This is not the case. Everyone has your attitude. Every programmer is downplaying the significance of it all. Lit
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by deltasevennine 4y ago
Nothing is different. Everything is the same. You're just blind to what is happening around you. >Sure hope so. Then I can move even closer to self-actualization than I am now. Yeah and then you starve to death because you have some
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by deltasevennine 4y ago
>Yeah, just think of all those farmers who had no choice but to commit suicide when threshers, steam engines, and milking machines were invented. Yeah. Many farmers did become redundant. You're not thinking clearly. >You're
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>Well, you haven’t. There is absolutely nothing in the current AI state of the art which points towards that. As many as been telling you, you are scared of ghosts. It's called logic, there are no ghosts here. If improvements arrive
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by deltasevennine 4y ago
Introducing causality into the model could very well just be another layer. In fact it is quite clear that stable diffusion produces a super set that is slightly bigger than solutions with causal reasoning taken into account. One more addit
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> Demand for art is far from saturated. Most people have vivid imagination and would like some physical representation of that. For the dozen of amateur creatives there are nearly as many who wish they could get access and have the time
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> Trained Stable Diffusion can, but training it costed 600 000$ and took 150 000 GPU hours. So? The iphone as it is today took EVEN more man hours and billions of dollars to create. Yet every single person on the face the earth has one i
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by deltasevennine 4y ago
To contextualize even further. Stable diffusion will fit on any persons computer AND the time it takes to run is minutes. But that's just about stable diffusion. You need to measure the speed of how fast stable diffusion came to be. 3
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by deltasevennine 4y ago
Art demand is already saturated. It's in everything you see, from websites, to graphics for news stories to the industrial design of all the products you see. AI art is not going to cause more demand for art given that art is everywher
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I sympathize with you and I won't vote you down. However I do think that the issue is much bigger then a moral issue. Realize that AI art will become better then human art. It's the trend. If AI art is better than what humans can
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No. But there are people with ambitions to create robots that will take over my job and yours and everyone's. It's looking more and more like the inevitable future and all people talk about in the comments are trivial things like
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You can be negative or enthusiastic about this. Either way the trend indicates the impending death of an entire occupation of creativity. I envision an AI that can replicate Kims art and replicate it better and faster. Now for the first tim
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You're relying on logical alignment to regulate your morals. Well it's biased because it can go both ways. For the direction opposite to your query one can logically say: "Dick pics on the internet are ok why isn't flash
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>Yet, as rare as it might be, there are people of both genders who actually enjoy receiving unsolicited nudes. And people who enjoy sexual pickup lines. The judgement call of what is/isn't going to be attractive or appropriate
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sexual harassment is too extreme. 20 years of prison in some places. Cyber flashing is indeed the more appropriate term. I will be absolutely unequivocally clear about my opinion on this: Cyber flashing does not deserve jail time. It deserv
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This data is widely available on blind. Widely. Here's the thing though. On blind average salaries are like 300k+.

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