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by educaysean 4y ago
You're curious about the non-western perspective? I can tell you that social changes are arriving at a much faster pace in Asia than what we're experiencing in the west. This isn't because the Asian countries are more progres
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by educaysean 4y ago
This is pretty damn cool. I love pitting the AI against itself and watch it debate back and forth. Prompt: Write a dialogue between a starving artist and an old school railroad tycoon debating whether or not we should be taxing billionaires
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by educaysean 4y ago
We're fully in the territory of conspiracy theories now
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by educaysean 4y ago
I should've clarified: the prompt I provided was for ChatGPT to respond in the style of a "snarky hacker news comment" casting aspersions on the current state of AI. So both the tone and the opinion expressed by the ChatGPT i
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by educaysean 4y ago
Here's another: The AI community needs to take a long, hard look in the mirror. All this talk about "machine learning" and "artificial intelligence" is just a bunch of hot air. The technology is nowhere near advance
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by educaysean 4y ago
The AI community needs to get real. All this talk about "large language model based AIs" is just smoke and mirrors. The technology is nowhere near advanced enough to convince the majority of people that it can provide genuine valu
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by educaysean 4y ago
Thanks for your premature concern, but we'll be fine. Despite how it may appear to a layperson such as yourself, the value of human creativity is in no way diminished by the release of this tool or others like it.
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by educaysean 4y ago
I'm not too familiar with the game CICERO. Is it the type of game in which adopting a "psychopath" mindset gives you tactical advantage over others?
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by educaysean 4y ago
Q: Difference between indica and sativa A: Rice is an important staple food crop that has been cultivated for thousands of years. There are two main types of rice: Indica and Japonica Thanks Meta. Very scientific.
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by educaysean 4y ago
> Without networking, your chances of landing the kind of job you _really_ want are vanishingly close to zero Just to offer an anecdotal counterpoint: I switched companies 3 times in the last 4-5 years. Went from enterprise -> local s
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by educaysean 4y ago
But white people will?
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> without putting in effort or sustained, deliberate sacrifice Ah, the hubris of 21st century software engineers
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by educaysean 4y ago
I think this is a backwards take. The social stigma against those not conforming to the assigned gender norms has been entrenched in our culture. We've been getting better in recent years - the number of fathers who beat their boys for
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by educaysean 4y ago
I grew up in South Korea where kids are placed under immense academic stress and gaming is an established mainstream culture. In the last two decades or so, the instances of kids and adults suffering from severe gaming addiction have become
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by educaysean 4y ago
When I used play soccer regularly, I'd occasionally experience being "in the zone". It's a blissful experience where my body is able to execute incredibly complex set of moves in perfect coordination as my mind enters a
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by educaysean 4y ago
Known and unknown are relative. I know my first name. I don't know yours. Your theory suggests that the two names will certainly be different. Is that always the case? The mechanisms of human brain is indeed unknown to us. So how can w
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by educaysean 4y ago
You claim "difference", but how can you say such things when we have no idea how human brains mix and match different sources of inspirations? I've definitely composed a succession of melodies only to turn around and realize
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by educaysean 4y ago
This made me wonder: Why do PDFs feel so much slower and bulkier compared to something like viewing HTML over a browser? When it comes to displaying static images and text, shouldn't PDFs outperform HTML pages by miles?
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by educaysean 4y ago
Wait, there are people out there that don't know what you know? Sound the alarms everyone! These new generation of amateurs are going to ruin everything!
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by educaysean 4y ago
The way I see it, input being confined to a "text description" is the next immediate problem that needs to be solved. I don't think we can rely on textual inputs for much longer as the human language is too imprecise and&#x2F
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by educaysean 4y ago
You refuse to cite studies because you don't care to get in some debate?
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by educaysean 4y ago
I'm of the opposite opinion. AI assisted art is simply the natural next chapter for "art" as a whole. It will finally kickstart the public discourse about what being an artist means in the perspective of artistic vision vs ex
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by educaysean 4y ago
From my experience there isn't a clear difference in quality between the output produced by Dalle2 and Stable Diffusion. They both suffer from their own unique idiosyncrasies, and the result is that they have differently shaped learnin
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by educaysean 4y ago
You are saying two different things here. Are you agreeing with the poster's position that veterinary professionals aren't getting paid what they're worth (aka. cheap labor), or are you refuting it?
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by educaysean 4y ago
One thing that sticks out to me is how so much of the the images in the collection have really terrible labels. I uncovered a large collection of pieces by an illustrator who was unsearchable by name, only via image upload. The reason they
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by educaysean 4y ago
My guess is that you consider yourself to be a part of that select group of "aware" individuals. How extremely human of you.
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I guess there is no right and no wrong in that worldview. How very convenient. A dictatorship that disregards the will of the people it governs has only committed wrong in the eyes of these sensitive modern westerners, right? CCP tells the
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So instead of putting in the work and weighing out the different qualities of an effective educator, you pick out the most arbitrary of criteria out there and want to make that the gold standard for evaluating teachers. I'm not a betti
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I think it's more subtle than that. I personally interpreted the tone of the headline to be hinting at something much more nefarious than "Amazon plans to hire ex-inmates to fight off union influence", and it looks like I was
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Many public libraries in California do struggle with homeless patrons. Librarians serving those libraries are sometimes required to take specific trainings to be able to provide help for the less amicable homeless crowd, and some are even e

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