planetsprite

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by planetsprite 4y ago
Same with most AI image generating models. In 10 years 99% of images on the internet will be AI generated. Would it not regressive for the models to train on their own outputs? Should regulation require AI generated media label itself, or i
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by planetsprite 4y ago
99 times out of 100 whenever I see a new tech demo that absolutely blows my mind and makes me optimistic about the future of technology it's always some big model deep learning AI thing. When are we all going to admit that ML/AI i
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by planetsprite 4y ago
I get the feeling it was outsourced to a content farm, which outsourced itself to GPT-3
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by planetsprite 4y ago
Is this costing you OpenAI tokens for every new word you generate emojis for?
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by planetsprite 4y ago
The solution to failures of AI in heathcare is transparency of data. OpenAI's models work because they have virtually unlimited data to train on. The scale of training data for doctor bots is one millionth the size. Different countries
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by planetsprite 4y ago
I think that meme strikes a chord in people because there's an inherent relatability to being stuck in a hellish process almost deliberately designed to be as long and soul-crushing as possible. Some websites/user interfaces, &quo
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by planetsprite 4y ago
If "platform" companies like Apple, Google, Microsoft weren't capable of advantaging themselves via anti-competitive practices, their stock values wouldn't be nearly as high. Their implicit leverage over the markets they
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by planetsprite 4y ago
Every chess player plays a lot of games, Hans' have just been more public/documented ones. You really don't think that every 2400+ player is treating chess like a full time job, and Hans just simply is just outworking them?
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by planetsprite 4y ago
His rate of improvement, assuming no cheating since his ban in 2020, is a faster ascendance than any other player in history, including Bobby Fischer. So yes, assuming he suddenly quit cheating cold turkey, his performance would indicate he
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by planetsprite 4y ago
predictable joke
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by planetsprite 4y ago
People's role in society shouldn't be determined by their biology, but the manner in which their biology manifests in their life outcomes is determined by their biology.
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by planetsprite 4y ago
>probably fiction it's literally a fictional story isn't it? Why the "probably"?
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by planetsprite 4y ago
Any law where the penalty is a fine only exists for the poor. Any regulation where the penalty is in the millions only exists for small businesses.
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by planetsprite 4y ago
As goes the value-based conception of deservedness in America. Your worth == your net worth. Why should the capital owners, who are providing money and benefits to their employees cede further their assurance those employees are infinitely
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by planetsprite 4y ago
Even if AI got to the point of perfectly passing every expert-level Turing test your degree of rigor as to what "thinking" is would never truly permit any belief of AI having struck the golden nugget of intelligence. Imagine if we
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by planetsprite 4y ago
Language models aren't built for math. Their improvement/training cycles aren't sensitive to the exactness and rule-based nature of mathematical language, plus there are probably a lot of bad/misleading examples of math
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by planetsprite 4y ago
Amazing a website/company/man whose claim to fame is a service that lets people watch videos and pictures in a virtual rolodex that happened to do a better job at letting people upload videos and pictures in a virtual rolodex assu
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by planetsprite 4y ago
No human will ever enjoy the feeling of a giant block on their face. Even if the quest was 100x higher res it will never be "default" since it limits peripheral awareness, motion, causes eye strain. I get Zuck's philosphy on
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by planetsprite 4y ago
The same argument could be made for atomic divisions of time à la Achilles and the Tortoise, aka Zeno's paradox. However is time atomic?
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by planetsprite 4y ago
Human thinking naturally aligns towards authoritarianism, winner-takes-all, strict unbreakable hierarchies. The only reason democracies are so common in the world nowadays is that they end up being so successful, even the minority accidenta
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by planetsprite 4y ago
81. Video games will get more realistic
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by planetsprite 4y ago
I'll amend my statement It is easier to prove a positive since it requires only the "smoking gun" to be made apparent. It is much harder to disprove a negative because it requires hypothetical smoking gun that could have cau
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by planetsprite 4y ago
There are two things that must be understood before making any judgement on this case: 1. It is solidly within the realm of possibility that a person who spends all his time devoted to succeeding in tournament chess would be able to devise
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by planetsprite 4y ago
Is grain actually an aesthetic boon to digital art, or does it seem that way just because we associate it with printed work, and we associate printed work with higher quality.
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by planetsprite 4y ago
Here's a more detailed map which shows the actual levels for each part of the city in PM2.5 https://s.hdnux.com/photos/65/37/61/14023807/10/1200x0.jpg
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by planetsprite 4y ago
As is the case for 90% of public services in the United States.
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by planetsprite 4y ago
The experiment ignores the fact that the heat and pressure applied to the winning M&M's weakens them for future battles.
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by planetsprite 4y ago
Yes, this site skews heavily not just in favor of engineers, but the more old-school, "give me the box of tools and leave me alone" style engineer. 99% of humans who use a computer just want a single button that implicitly means &
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by planetsprite 4y ago
I'm comparing the number of preventable deaths in the US vs countries with similar GDP/capita https://www.oecd-ilibrary.org/sites/3b4fdbf2-en/index.html?i... The US has a mortality rate due to preventabl
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by planetsprite 4y ago
I wonder what percentage of work in the US healthcare system is completely unnecessary from a general perspective but made necessary deliberately to justify the unethical system that allows millions to die unnecessarily.

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