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by suby 4y ago
This assumes everyone knows who Lex Fridman is. It seems reasonable to me that deepfake interviews be labeled as such.
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by suby 4y ago
I very much sympathize with her because it isn't fair, but I do find it slightly hypocritical that when looking at the work on her website, much of it is drawing other copyrighted work. I suspect the only acceptable answer here is to d
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by suby 4y ago
There was also a good conversation as well with him on Curt Jaimungal's podcast. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0TNfysTazc
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by suby 4y ago
There is this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kv9eeKqmNk https://foldimate.store/
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by suby 4y ago
It's going to be akin to content creation on youtube, perhaps even just people using youtube as their distribution medium. Anyone can make a youtube video but we don't see everyone creating content. We should see a proliferation o
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by suby 4y ago
I also misinterpreted the comment. Either way, I don't see the harm in optimizing for prototyping speed. It's orthogonal to the safety issues.
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by suby 4y ago
I feel like it should be possible to build a universal accessibility tool using machine learning that relies on vision rather than native framework UI/toolkit support. The problem seems much more tractable than other AI projects like s
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by suby 4y ago
I didn't edit my post if you were referring to me. Either way, I don't have a strong argument for why I feel this to be true, but I do think people are going to scoff at ai generated porn.
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by suby 4y ago
There will be a huge and unkillable market for non-AI generated pornography, even if people cannot tell the difference in an AB test. The demand will be too strong and I don't think there will be much outcry to ban it if it's all
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by suby 4y ago
I believe that appimage still contains the glibc compatibility issues. I've read through appimage creation guides which suggest compiling on the oldest distro possible as glibc is forward compatible but not backwards.
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by suby 4y ago
I don't fully agree with this. If you're writing a video game for example, the emotional authenticity and character building would be equivalent to cohesive mechanics which work well together, graphical quality / aesthetics,
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by suby 4y ago
The floss I use apparently has PFAS in it (Oral B Glude). Many paper straws contain it. Nonstick pans. Food wrappers designed to avoid grease. Water resistant clothing, cleaning products, candy wrappers. I used to drink out of plastic bottl
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by suby 4y ago
I have civ ii working on wine without a problem. It's worked with every version of wine I've tried going back to like 2017. I have both the multiplayer gold edition and the original and I'm pretty sure both should work withou
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by suby 4y ago
It's from a Call of Duty video game. The game had a scene where you were at a characters funeral, and a prompt came up saying "Press F to Pay Respects". This was widely criticized and mocked by players, and it spread from the
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by suby 4y ago
The pivot happened ages ago, his podcast was originally called something like the Artificial Intelligence Podcast, and then changed to the Lex Fridmin podcast along with a change in more general guests. I do wish he focused more on computer
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by suby 4y ago
Your two sentences in this thread is hardly debunking anything. What is Amazon maximizing if not profit? It certainly is not employee share of revenue or employee well being.
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by suby 4y ago
I'm sure people would still be griping, but nothing is static. The cost of everything keeps increasing and honestly, depending on where you live even at 20 dollars an hour it will be hard to make ends meet. There will always be a strug
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by suby 4y ago
Oh no, they're on to me!
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by suby 4y ago
The Jack Dorsey comment in the article was very strange. Fasting and meditating are not "obviously stupid", and I doubt Jack was playing some twisted meta game for social clout. If one finds themselves thinking like this, they sho
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by suby 4y ago
I know you're not necessarily advocating for this strategy and just sharing that they're much more advanced / tactical weapons now, but this strikes me as too cavalier. It might be true that we can create nukes which have min
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by suby 4y ago
I've gotten mixed reactions whenever I share this, but when I program I like to record my screen with OBS. * It's a mental hack to keep me accountable, especially now working from home. If I'm in an office anyone can look ove
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by suby 4y ago
They should at least reveal the answer somewhere immediately close by. I couldn't spot the error after a few minutes, came to the comments to find out what it was. Not a great introduction because you're asking someone to spot an
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by suby 4y ago
75 comment discussion here from 2020 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22020229
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by suby 4y ago
I've read comments from people (don't remember the forum, perhaps HN) where people have said that they did this. No idea if there's a public project for this that you can use, but people have definitely done it. I agree that
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by suby 4y ago
Zig looks very promising, but there are a few nitpicks I have which keep me from deep diving into it. The most annoying thing I've found so far is treating unused variables as compiler errors. I understand this is something more and mo
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by suby 4y ago
Modules will definitely help but even modules unfortunately aren't perfect. You aren't allowed to have circular dependencies with modules, you need to forward declare. It's less boilerplate but still unfortunate imo.
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by suby 4y ago
I'm surprised by this take. C++ requires you to duplicate signatures in header files, which that alone requires a good degree of boilerplate. Modern C++ offers some tools to be more terse such as keywords like auto, but often times the
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by suby 4y ago
I've never had that happen, but that does sound pretty terrible. It might be worth installing a second browser exclusively for use with zoom as a possible temporary fix.
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by suby 4y ago
Apple will never buy Unity. They do not care about video games.
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by suby 4y ago
This isn't just a feature, this is installing apps. Many users are failing to install apps. Users on this forum, even, which is telling because this forum is a sort of filter to select those who are more tech savy than the average pers

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