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7mo ago
This issue exists in art and I want to push back a little. There has always been automation in art even at the most micro level. Take for example (an extreme example) the paintbrush. Do you care where each bristle lands? No of course not. T
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8mo ago
I’m in favor of the dead internet because the alternative was even worse. About 10 years ago we had a scenario where bots probably were only 2-5% of the conversation and they absolutely dominated all discussion. Having a tiny coordinated mi
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9mo ago
One thing I genuinely hate about modern tech is that it punishes you for planning ahead. I purposely spent time getting a password manager and implementing 2fa protocols that would both speed up my time and keep me safe. Then suddenly every
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10mo ago
Actors have known this for decades: self-expression isn’t only a stage problem. It’s a life problem. Most people fail to express themselves on an hourly basis. Being good at expressing yourself is unnatural. Having clarity of what “yourself
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10mo ago
The first iterations of the apple keyboard were perfect. They literally did everything perfectly without any notes. Then it seems like they’re started teaching to the bottoms of the class and added a bunch of terrible decisions: Substitutin
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10mo ago
Here’s the link to his documentary series of the same name: https://archive.org/details/WaysofSeeing
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10mo ago
Ngl I feel like most people only accept these criticisms of AI because they’re against AI to begin with. If you look at the claims, they fall apart pretty quickly. The environment issue is negligible and has less to do with AI than just com
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10mo ago
Karpathy recently did an interview where he says that the future of AI is 1b models and I honestly believe him. The small models are getting better and better, and it’s going to end up decentralizing power moreso than anything else
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10mo ago
How did this article get so many upvotes? Even among articles that pine for the good old days, this article is trash. Like 80% of it is just saying “remember that movie? And the things we thought were meaningful back then?” The idea that mo
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10mo ago
Why would that be likely
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11mo ago
I wonder if you’d get a higher percent of overlap if you only focused on Friday/Saturday bookings
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11mo ago
Very clearly shows much more sensitive our eyes are to luminance rather than hue or saturation, which was the main observation that allowed for the high compression rate of JPEG
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11mo ago
Wait so is it possible to pass a message using AI and does this matter? Like let’s imagine I have an AI model and only me and my friend have it. I write a prompt and get back the vectors only. No actual output. Then I send my friend those v
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11mo ago
Thomas Kuhn would say that the exact same thing happens in science literature.
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11mo ago
I haven’t read the book, but I’m almost always suspicious of criticism targeted at books like this. Let’s say I write a textbook about biology and I write the sentence: “The Mitochondria are the powerhouse of the cell” Technically what I’m
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1y ago
I’m almost certain that if we were to do a test, less than 10% of 60+ year olds would be able to identify a messed up aspect ratio.
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1y ago
What I’m most surprised by is how visually illiterate the older generations seem to be. As a video editor, I’ve encountered multiple moments where an older person is incapable of even noticing that we’ve cut from one angle to another, and t
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1y ago
I was almost willing to accept that Rene Girard had some academic value until I read more about him. It's hilarious to me that he writes an entire book arguing that scapegoating people is wrong and Christianity has single-handedly prev
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1y ago
I think this is actually an easy question to answer because you’ve accidentally preselected your demographics. Imagine this: among primates, there is an even distribution of species of differing levels of intelligence. All the primates who
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1y ago
You’d put private internet access in the really bad category?
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1y ago
What kind of insane racist dog whistle is this? If you’re gonna come on here and make a crazy insinuation like that you better actually have some educational foundation. Do you know anything about the history of West Africa? Ever read a sin
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1y ago
oooo I'm dumb lol. Yea I'm forcing dark mode
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1y ago
Here's a link to a screenshot of what I see so you can see what I'm talking about: https://imgur.com/a/odDYg9K
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1y ago
For me 2.16 3 looks like: | | B B B B B | B B B B B | _ B _ B B ^^^^^^^ Link to screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/odDYg9K When I use Librewolf I think I get the intended render, but using Firefox this is what I get
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1y ago
In 2.16: 3 says I'm wrong for saying its alive. It's clearly alive. It's a big black formation with one eye in the corner and one eye at the bottom 4 Says I'm wrong for saying its alive. It's clearly alive. It'
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1y ago
This has some serious bugs. I just tried to play 2.16 is the group alive. It told me I was wrong for saying black was alive when it clearly had two eyes. Then I tried 2.17 and it showed me a screen of a black formation that has two eyes, bu
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1y ago
Too sensitive on the turning
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1y ago
Ok so what is this publication? Because apparently they’ve been around since the 90s. I’ve never heard of them though. Their title and its reference suggests a very strong philosophical stance about something and I imagine that because of t
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1y ago
Not as good as For All Mankind (the 1989 documentary) IMO! Link: https://youtu.be/JD2W4CZbH9U?si=WvdYuLnoe49_tV0l
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1y ago
I feel like I have a lot to say about this because I've actually been at both ends of the spectrum at different points of my life. Going into college I was an extremely quick witted person, but I was also at the beginning of a depressi
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