mrfinn

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by mrfinn 2y ago
Video console emulators and AI. Emulators made me dig into video games history, which some I know first hand. I'm utterly amazed by the tools people is developing everywhere. AI, well it marvels me every single day. Funny enough both t
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by mrfinn 2y ago
In the other hand that ad business model allows them to provide services without charging money to the entire world, and that means a lot of people which otherwise wouldn't have a chance to access. Google made the web a much better pla
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by mrfinn 2y ago
I guess is about that outdated (?) catchphrase "Don't be evil" that once looked like was important for Google.
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by mrfinn 2y ago
Oh I'm not saying that having a relationship with an AI is a bad thing per se. I actually enjoy the discussions with the LLM models, even the small ones that I run locally, in a way superior rate than the conversations that I often hav
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by mrfinn 2y ago
Sorry to disagree, we already crossed the line where the "Her" movie could turn into a real story. To say it more clearly: It won't take a long to see people even having affective relationships with AIs.
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by mrfinn 2y ago
At the current rate of progress maybe it'll be months. I did a song for my company just to have fun around an event and the quality of the song was astounding, better than this one I think also using v3. I didn't even write the ly
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by mrfinn 3y ago
There's a whole genre in demoscene dedicated to 4kb productions. Most popular example till the current date is Elevated ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGdUDGo2Gxw ), which in an entirely different way, provides also a
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by mrfinn 3y ago
Sometimes I imagine myself going back in time, back to the middle 80's, or even early 90's, and showing to my past self the crazy devices we have right now. It's a funny exercise, I think I'd see a current 200 bucks cell
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by mrfinn 3y ago
Yet another chapter of the dementia surrounding the current copyright laws. We don't tax streets, we don't tax public spaces (mostly), but still western societies keep pushing forward the idea that carrying devices in our pockets
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by mrfinn 3y ago
Next step fearmongering people I guess will be to drop some poisoned food in the supply chain for a random supermarket. And "prove" that we should run away from supermarkets.
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by mrfinn 3y ago
I guess that neural network has to have the capability of identifying the subject and know in every moment which network is the most capable for that subject, otherwise I can't understand how it could possibly evaluate which is the bes
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by mrfinn 3y ago
Thank you for the explanation, I still have a hard time understanding how transformers work so amazingly well and tech is already quite a few steps over that idea.
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by mrfinn 3y ago
So in layman's terms does this mean that on top of big base of knowledge (?) they trained 8 different 220B models and each model specialized in different areas, in practice like an 8 units "brain"? PS. Thinking now how human
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by mrfinn 3y ago
Well "they" are being creative using AI, I say we follow suit...
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by mrfinn 3y ago
Oh the government(s) know a lot about how to handle information. And people through it.
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by mrfinn 3y ago
Ok sorry for my previous message, the tone was not correct. PS. I'd like to edit/delete it but I can't now.
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by mrfinn 3y ago
One of the firsts things you learn in the "I want to believe" side is to never trust the government.
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by mrfinn 3y ago
Then the system of this web is broken. This is censorship at it's finest. And Mr. SOROS would agree with me.
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by mrfinn 3y ago
nobody would work in a miserable job for a miserable wage FTFY
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by mrfinn 3y ago
I'd go beyond that. Let's say this is the day any advanced computer can be turned into an AGI device. So what. There are already 8 billion, not AGI but "NGI" minds in the world. Thanks to the Internet, and outgrowing the
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by mrfinn 3y ago
Oh c'mon... you know what I'm talking about, I'm not talking about theory and more theory, I'm talking about actual research done on top of an LLM, giving it the apparent freedom to go rogue and see what tries to do then
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by mrfinn 3y ago
Well I'm not being paid to do that, but my professional instinct is, like you do with any other software, you set up a sandbox. Pretty sure an AI specialist could have much better ideas than me. What I don't get is how this narrat
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by mrfinn 3y ago
Of course you can, there's a thing called research. This narrative is being pushed WITHOUT any significant research behind. So this is only about economics and politics, not science.
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by mrfinn 3y ago
Which risk? I mean I saw "Terminator 1" and "Terminator 2" (great movies) and I played "Horizon Zero Dawn" (great game). But what proof do we have of those risks exist apart from wild exercises of imagination?
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by mrfinn 3y ago
European citizens call for obliterating the European Commission madness. Also who voted for this fellas?
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by mrfinn 3y ago
Coolest thing I did in the past about that was to name the servers of a start up in which I participated after the characters/places of "The Odyssey": Penelope, Telemaco, Itaca...
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by mrfinn 3y ago
I kinda surprised that no one mentioned this game in this thread before, and the few mentions is to bash it. I enjoyed a lot SimCity 2013, don't know why they create a mess with the version number and DRM was a pain in the back for sur
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by mrfinn 3y ago
As a Spaniard, genuinely curious about why they are so worried. I mean, the real reason. My first bet is Catalonia, but wouldn't be surprised they are actually worried about their own security.
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by mrfinn 3y ago
Charge for offering a service. How dare that guy.
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by mrfinn 3y ago
And miss the whole show? :-)

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