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by jquery 4y ago
When Midjourney produces 360 VR video maybe. But we are getting close to an imitation.
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by jquery 4y ago
The incessant guardrails get really annoying. Anything romantic gets shut right down. You try to roleplay with it and tell it to “say X when I say Y” and it outright refuses. Use it for translating and sometimes it’ll refuse and say your pr
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by jquery 4y ago
At some point the absurd restrictions need to loosen up. Everything has to be G-rated.
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by jquery 4y ago
Combine this with MidJourney and you have endless adventure with the visuals to match.
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by jquery 4y ago
Perfectly said. The genie is out of the bottle, but we can at least share the wealth with everyone before a revolution happens.
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by jquery 4y ago
The point wasn’t that a junior writer would never make a mistake, it’s that’s junior writer would be trying their best for accuracy. However AI will happily hallucinate errors and keep on going with no shame.
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by jquery 4y ago
> Video games, for example, used to require teams of artists and programmers. With code and art generation, a single individual has never had more capability to make something by themselves. That may be so, but precisely because of this,
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by jquery 4y ago
Ok those are funny
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by jquery 4y ago
I just fed this to ChatGPT 4. Q: “Is 10000 bigger than 10050” A: “No, 10,000 is not bigger than 10,050. 10,050 is 50 units larger than 10,000”
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by jquery 4y ago
Can’t say I like this at all. Banning TikTok based on alleged "Chinese influence" sets a dangerous precedent for censorship, jeopardizing freedom of expression and access to global platforms. Instead, focus on enforcing data priva
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by jquery 4y ago
That’s what they say . Is it really so simply though? https://youtu.be/-zdBmA3Q-hk Politicsgirl makes the case this is about shutting down marginalized voices, among other things. I’m no TikTok user myself but the argument
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by jquery 4y ago
S-curves always look like exponentials at first. I don't see why AI will be any different.
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by jquery 4y ago
First of all, this law isn't going anywhere. Second, I was in China ten years ago and their internet was absolute garbage. Any site not on the approved list was blocked or throttled. I had to use a VPN the entire time. China does some
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by jquery 4y ago
The most likely parents to exercise a right to read their 16-year-old teenager's online messages would be abusive, controlling ones.
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by jquery 4y ago
Child abuse is precedented, doesn't make it okay.
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by jquery 4y ago
I've never heard it called "groomercord", ever. A google search for that term doesn't find anything, either. I dunno where you're finding all this discord pedophilia, is this a self-report?
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by jquery 4y ago
This bill is draconian BS. Goodbye anonymity. "For the children" is always used to pass the worst crap. This bill doesn't do anything to help children, it only increases power for power-tripping parents by making it so that t
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by jquery 4y ago
> The intent was to ensure that pension and fund managers were focused on their fiduciary obligation first and foremost No, the intent was to make sure ESG and other factors could not be analyzed as a risk factor, when they plainly are
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by jquery 4y ago
>Probably a Republican president would be just as bad Yes we all know the previous President famously kept his family far away from the levers of power.
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by jquery 4y ago
That's rather wholesome. Unfortunately, 4chan is barely a Chinese cartoon board anymore, /pol/ seems to have the most external influence which reflects poorly on the whole site.
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by jquery 4y ago
None of these AIs were created ethically. At the very least we can make sure these huge models don’t solely belong to monopolistic tech companies and democratize their power.
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by jquery 4y ago
To the extent progressives actually said that, it was mocking the hypocrisy of conservatives who purport to be pro-business and “anti-regulation”, demonstrating they’re only anti-regulation when it’s convenient. Surely the joke wasn’t that
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by jquery 4y ago
>It should be obviously true that progressives, and democrats these days are more in favor of social media companies controlling their platform, compared to, say, a decade ago. I would appreciate some evidence for this claim.
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by jquery 4y ago
How about you stop being an apologist for trans genocide? Try that.
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by jquery 4y ago
He also gave one of the best commencement speeches ever: https://youtu.be/OsAd4HGJS4o
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by jquery 4y ago
Tennessee just banned transition therapy for trans people and gave them a year to “detransition”. The owner of Twitter just replied “kek” to an outspoken segregationist. But sure, it’s capitalists trying to sell more pulp fiction that’s the
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by jquery 4y ago
This is just capitalists trying to sell more books. You want the old books? They haven’t been burned or locked away. Nobody is being jailed for selling the old books. From the article: The word “n-----”, which Fleming used to refer to black
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by jquery 4y ago
Hilarious how?
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by jquery 4y ago
People lose $10m all the time gambling on a new business, I don’t see the issue here. Don’t start what you can’t finish.
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by jquery 4y ago
Precisely. It’s very… ahem… American… to think that company owners can and should basically treat their employees like livestock. And also that the figurehead deserves thousands of times more compensation than anyone else, by virtue of them

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