guitarlimeo

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by guitarlimeo 2y ago
I find that apologetic behaviour strange too. You own a Tesla, it's a good car, no need to be sorry for its frontman. I mean I kinda get it? But everyone's doing it and it's weird. It's almost like writing a review of me
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by guitarlimeo 2y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought that the actual code itself is stable, just that the compiled kernel API/ABI isn't. So if you open source your drivers and get them accepted into the kernel, then you don't need to
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by guitarlimeo 2y ago
Well said and I share the same sentiment. AI is not inherently bad, but the hype and the culture surrounding it most certainly has at least weird if not bad vibes (looking at you r/singularity).
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by guitarlimeo 2y ago
Completely agree with mnky9800n and tanepiper as well. I was diagnosed when I was 32 when suffering from a burnout. It surprised me how thorough the research was on "do I have it or not". Childhood records were needed and my paren
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by guitarlimeo 2y ago
Good call, had the same song in mind when writing the comment. But anyways different times + Eminem rapped about copycat rappers and not about someone deepfaking your whole being on the internet.
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by guitarlimeo 2y ago
> I can take legal action if I felt inclined to do so, and that's okay, that's why we have a system of law. So you basically are saying that in these cases law system should have a precedent against deepfakes so that you would
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by guitarlimeo 2y ago
> As long as there is a clear distinction between what is me, and made my me, and what was done by a machine/company/etc. then I don't really see the issue What would be this clear distinction if the internet was spammed f
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by guitarlimeo 2y ago
I agree on the technical aspect. But still there are some voices that are just highly associated with just one person in everyone's minds, like David Attenborough. For example, if I heard Attenborough speaking my local train announceme
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by guitarlimeo 2y ago
But that's exactly what's interesting with this! Everything can't just be viewed through the lens of costs, the effort to make something unnatural like this in real life is part of the art itself. If you're just looking
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by guitarlimeo 2y ago
I fed the chain-of-thought prompt to GTP-4o and got a correct answer back. I then got the idea to say that the answer was incorrect to see if it would recalculate and come back with the same answer. As you could guess already, it arrived on
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by guitarlimeo 2y ago
Ah fair point, should've read it more carefully. I'm tuning my probabilities back to 99%, I still don't believe just feeding more data to the LLM will do it. But I'll give the chance a possibility.
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by guitarlimeo 2y ago
Pure LLM based approach will not lead to AGI, I'm 100% sure. A new research paper has shown [0] that no matter what LLM model is used, it exhibits diminishing returns, when you would be wanting at least a linear curve when looking for
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by guitarlimeo 2y ago
I haven't played my guitar in ages and this comment was so bleak that I had to pick it up and play a few songs just to feel good.
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by guitarlimeo 2y ago
My 2 cents on why I think at the moment that I would find AI-driven games boring in the future (to clear confusion I think games are art): - Amazing art is rare. Finding this amazing art nowadays is hard, with AI generated mumbojumbo increa
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by guitarlimeo 2y ago
It surely can generate something better than the old "Fetch this item and come back" quests, but I wouldn't say the possibilities are endless, so eventually you would get bored of the same repeating AI quests the same way as
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by guitarlimeo 2y ago
Nice project! I tried it out and it was fun, you definitely got rid of the GPT-isms so good work. Didn't go through the registering phase cause I couldn't find any info on what info you store and on the pricing. Could you provide
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by guitarlimeo 2y ago
Ah Westworld is a good example! I liked the series and the premise, but I still wouldn't liken the park to a good game - it's a theme park with nice attractions. As c048 said best ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item
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by guitarlimeo 2y ago
Even if the dialogue wouldn't be generic like ChatGPT tends to be, I would find this incredibly boring. With so many options all the options become meaningless to me. But to each their own I guess - I've always liked games with li
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by guitarlimeo 2y ago
Thanks for this, really helps ground the current situation for me. But as another commenter said, the analogy isn't 1:1. The example would be "Students don't need to learn German, they can just use Google translate for their
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by guitarlimeo 3y ago
Or C#, that has official support and Slay the Spire 2 is apparently coded with it.
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by guitarlimeo 3y ago
I think that's just an artifact, as they can also produce heavy metal scream singing etc. It just mimics something that was in the training data. My guess is that they train the vocals and the music separately, the training data is tri
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by guitarlimeo 3y ago
As far as I know, current ad blockers can't block ads from Widevine (DRM protected) streams, so I guess it's only a matter of time until Chromium team comes up with Widevine for webpages and then it's game over for normal con
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by guitarlimeo 3y ago
This makes sense, but I guess adblockers could just start loading the data and not show it to the user?
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by guitarlimeo 3y ago
I've always thought of 4K as "4x FullHD". In that way it makes sense.
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by guitarlimeo 3y ago
Yeah same here. Feels stupid sometimes though to transfer a 2GB file from my pc to my laptop through Telegram's servers when I could do it in my LAN but nothing has beaten Telegram's UX for me so far so I always wound up using it.
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by guitarlimeo 3y ago
Phones unfortunately disallow setting the NFC UID on the hardware level (it's random each time), Flipper allows you to do anything.
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by guitarlimeo 3y ago
This is a nice analogy, never thought of it that way but it makes sense!
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by guitarlimeo 3y ago
Yeah I'm in the process of migrating away because of it. Sigh. Gandi had a good run.
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by guitarlimeo 3y ago
TIL about those darkroom tricks! Thanks for bringing the distinction between art and craft, it's a good way to rephrase my points. My point indeed is in valuing the craftmanship in addition to the art. And with current AI generators, s
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by guitarlimeo 3y ago
> This is the product of the time. I'm old enough to remember digital painting, 3D CGI, and digital matte painting/photobashing being fought and ridiculed as cheating or impure. Not old enough to remember this about cameras, au

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