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by planetsprite 4y ago
JPEG 2000
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by planetsprite 4y ago
I'm just assuming now that the population of every animal except mosquitos is declining
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by planetsprite 4y ago
Lab mice are probably evolving via artificial selection to be more prone to respond to drugs in a way that maximizes paper citations.
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by planetsprite 4y ago
I actually prefer the first one
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by planetsprite 4y ago
That's why u never become an employee in the modern age. The only way to become wealthy nowadays is to own things: own companies, securities, certificates that allow you to perform certain useful jobs. The actual work is dirt cheap; ac
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by planetsprite 4y ago
what kind of health issues keep people from drinking decaf coffee
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by planetsprite 4y ago
The negativity over Dall-e's failures to make perfect images reminds me of the Louis CK stand up about the guy pissed about in-flight wifi not working, basically you're angry about not having this amazing technology you didn'
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by planetsprite 4y ago
The winner will be a model that bypasses the automatic fake image detection algorithms that will be added to every social media site
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by planetsprite 4y ago
Literally the same thing could be said about Google images, but google images is obviously avaliable to the public. Google knows this will be an unlimited money generator so they're keeping a lid on it.
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by planetsprite 4y ago
however the fuel constitutes 97% of the radiation of all waste
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by planetsprite 4y ago
30 feet
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by planetsprite 4y ago
Nuclear power is unpopular because of media messaging. Coal releases more radiation into the environment on average, even accounting for Chernobyl and Fukushima.
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by planetsprite 4y ago
Idea for an addition for the project: Have it count in real time when a person opens the website, but have it play a differently pitched tone for every place value in the tree. I wonder what it would sound like
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by planetsprite 4y ago
AWS is hard to use because it maximizing ROI for Amazon. If it was profitable to make it easy to use they'd make it easy to use. Good tool though.
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by planetsprite 4y ago
But what about crypto completely revolutionizing transactions, decentralizing the economy and providing a stable universally accessible data exchange medium? What about tracking the food you buy on the blockchain? What about web3? What abou
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by planetsprite 4y ago
All nuclear waste ever produced in the US could be stored in an area the size of a football field
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by planetsprite 4y ago
The potential is 100x more with vocal synthesis imo. No need to make programmatic mad-libs style formats. Complete freedom, even though the quality isn't optimal.
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by planetsprite 4y ago
This battle between bots and detectors will consume 99% of computer resources by then. Total GANnihilation.
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by planetsprite 4y ago
Thanks to chemical pesticides and industrial fertilizers.
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by planetsprite 4y ago
yes according to modern media sentiment. Never once have I watched a movie that argued for the antithesis of the "Avatar" respect nature mantra. I mean even without the warmongering factories are never portrayed in a positive ligh
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by planetsprite 4y ago
Fair point, but I have a counterpoint. The dunning krueger effect means most "widely specialized" people assume their competence is leagues higher than it actually is in fields they have marginal understanding of. This leads to pe
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by planetsprite 4y ago
I can imagine. Imagine a podcast generation system. You'd simply have to describe the personalities of the host(s), the topic, the general vibe of the theme music, length, hardcode any sponsors, and a GPT-4 powered MLops service could
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by planetsprite 4y ago
The agricultural revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
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This is true. Capitalism is at it's best when it manageably distributes supply and demand forces in a minimal surface, maximizing net utility via the price level and transactions. It's at its worst when those at one side of the tr
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by planetsprite 4y ago
What vocal synthesis program did you use? Sounds 100% real at parts.
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by planetsprite 4y ago
Very good idea and execution. I think you could do a lot more interesting stuff than making it about horoscopes. Also as a turing test you should make one and never reveal it's entirely automated until it develops a big following. Due
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by planetsprite 4y ago
The world economy and the mega-prosperity of the 20th century onwards depends solely on providing the means for individuals to become highly specialized in return for a livelihood comfortable in proportion to the utility of their specializa
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by planetsprite 4y ago
when you say veteran do u actually mean veteran of a real life combat war who later joined the games industry or veteran of the games industry
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by planetsprite 4y ago
What narrative? That rockets can never be bad? I think rockets' contribution to greenhouse gasses are insignificant as a ratio to emissions:value to society compared to airplane flights/commercial travel.
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Low level workers should be able to count their work hours the same way celebrity CEOs do. Commuting, work socializing, even thinking about work count as hours worked.

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