lawlessone

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by lawlessone 10mo ago
it's a bribe. Simple.
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
Will it not get all bunched up near the poles though? and maybe have seam where the ends of the tiles meet? edit: Perlin noise and similar noise functions can be sampled in 3d which sorta fixes the issues i mention , and higher dimensions b
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
It's interesting but i can't see it replacing Perlin or Simplex noise which are used for more than just terrain generation. edit: I don't think i have the vocabulary to describe other issues i have other than it doesn't
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
Just my anecdote addled opinion but i seems like most of the people being mentally "cooked" by social media are in their 30's ,my generation, and up to maybe late 60's.
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
I'm sure they'll get someone in from the WWE soon to put the SmackDown! on physics.
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
oh god, it was a joke, but i want to see that. i hope they made it as a joke. edit: I think i found it https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45783640
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
why even write webpages or apps anymore just prompt an LLM everytime a user makes a request and write the page to send to the user :D
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
All empires collapse eventually.
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
That's my point :-) , people in the thread are acting like their hegemony enablement technology is a selfless gift.
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
all this for predictive text, not even robotics. Not protein folding, not simulations of the early universe. Not even some embodied AI learning from a simulated environment.
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
Yes, and more specifically so they could move resources back to Rome.
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
>The Roman Empire merely improved roads in many places. why did they invest in those roads? They weren't a charity.
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
The Roman Empire built lots of roads wherever they went and the British Empire built lots of rail networks.
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
>The rest of the higher profile coins are, at the very least, tools to make money. Make money from what?
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Google 'Looking into' Gmail Hack Locking Users Out with No Recovery(forbes.com)
65 points by lawlessone 10mo ago|33 comments
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
There's a lot of "We want"'s here
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
predictive text, real big again.
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
Part of this the behavior around it too from some users. Like that guy spamming FOSS projects on github with 13k LOC of code nobody asked for and then acting forwarding the criticism from people forced to review it to the Claude and copy p
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
Could they give some random people (i volunteer) 100k for 8 months? ...as a control
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
Damn that is crazy, how do you measure it? , AI use? , i hope you saying this doesn't affect the employment prospects of the ones that aren't "mediocre" but happened to be on those teams. I'm sure it's difficu
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
Aren't most of us mediocre?
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
I can see it making a great "radar" peripheral for 3d space games, think Elite Dangerous or No Mans Sky that both have one in their cockpits.
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
>I suspect that AI is in an "uncanny valley" where it is definitely good enough for some demos Sort of a repost on my part, but the LLM's are all really good at marketing and other similar things that fool CEO's and e
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
People are wondering how we got here when these AI's make so many mistakes. But the one thing they're really good at is marketing. That's why it's all over linkedin etc, marketing people see how great it is and think it
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
cool, When i was shopping for a new car i wasn't considering if it was a 4x4 because i live in a city with a mild climate
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
It says females are more verbally interactive, possibly for cultural reasons , study was done in Turkey. Anecdotally i can see that being similar in europe though
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
>it is therefore possible that male caregivers require more explicit vocalizations to notice and respond to the needs of their cats, which in turn reinforces cats' tendency to use more directed and frequent vocal behavior to attract
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
I i wasn't thinking individual flowers, though that would be nice, but maybe whole tiles somehow
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
Is it possible to make them skew(the right word here ?) in some way so that they could appear to blow in a breeze?
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by lawlessone 10mo ago
>cash in on the floor space and HVAC systems that will be left in the wake of failed "AI" hype I'd worry surveillance companies might.

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