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by throwuwu 3y ago
FUD, there’s just as much uplifting and positive stuff coming out of MJ and other AI tools. You’re just focusing on the negative.
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by throwuwu 3y ago
AI video generation keeps getting better so not even that much effort is required.
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by throwuwu 3y ago
Amateur prompt work for sure. I could make a convincingly realistic (although not indistinguishable) image and I’m by no means an expert. All the major giveaways cited in the thread can be cleaned up by iterating and retouching with other A
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by throwuwu 3y ago
Agreed, we’ve been hoodwinked by photos and video and this is the wake up call we need for everyone to realize that seeing an image of something is in no way comparable to actually being there. We’re about to enter a much more skeptical wor
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by throwuwu 3y ago
Fuck this guy, we finally have a super popular web service that runs off of a pay for value model instead of ads and this guy goes and shits in the punch bowl.
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by throwuwu 3y ago
You can write your prompts in code or formal logic or whatever if you want, assuming you’re capable of expressing your meaning sufficiently clearly with those languages too.
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by throwuwu 3y ago
Finding the right wording and constraints to include is incredibly important when you’re submitting prompts through the API. The results have to be repeatable and conform to a template in order to be usable. Doubly so when using 3.5 which i
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by throwuwu 3y ago
Moon bricks. Ship regolith and dust into orbit from the moon, mix with water to make a moldable clay, form into bricks, bake inside the mother of all solar kilns and then drop them down on Earth. The water should be recoverable if the kiln
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by throwuwu 3y ago
Provenance, patina, narrative all of these live inside your head and have nothing to do with reality. It’s the perverse motive of the collector seeking unchanging authenticity. Everything and everyone evolves and changes over time. You can’
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by throwuwu 3y ago
Hmmm, experts protecting the poor befuddled masses sure looks an awful lot like hurried moat building.
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by throwuwu 4y ago
Pretty much by definition its not going to be good at highly custom or uncommon programming tasks since it won’t have seen many examples to generalize from. I doubt you could get better results from a freshly hired human either.
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by throwuwu 4y ago
Thinking fast, thinking slow
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by throwuwu 4y ago
If you’re living paycheque to paycheque then where is the extra money going to come from to buy expensive bulbs?
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by throwuwu 4y ago
Your answer is missing some steps involving money
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by throwuwu 4y ago
Forget about premium, what the hell are impoverished people supposed to do?
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by throwuwu 4y ago
These scenarios get me thinking, how well could an AGI disguise itself as a corporation? Could they start out as a small business working fully remote running some kind of SaaS and scale over a believable timeline? Once they had secured the
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by throwuwu 4y ago
If it’s illegal then it’ll just be done the same way as making an illegal purchase is now, probably by asking around until you find someone that “knows a guy”. Either that or you’d just steal one.
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by throwuwu 4y ago
That age range would probably make KIA the leading cause of death for “children” during the Vietnam war.
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by throwuwu 4y ago
You haven’t been paying attention
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by throwuwu 4y ago
Running the models isn’t the expensive part and is subject to a lot more optimization
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by throwuwu 4y ago
> When I asked for the 3 best wood shops near me it replied with a shop that does not sell wood, a shop that does not exist and a broken website of a former now closed wood shop. It’s not a search engine, if you give it the necessary too
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by throwuwu 4y ago
It’s truthful and realistic. I appreciate that more than fluffing it. All first drafts are garbage and “usefully wrong” anyways whether human written or not.
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by throwuwu 4y ago
Be careful with the distinction between synthetic materials and natural ones, they do not react to UV the same way.
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by throwuwu 4y ago
> it also turned out that quite a lot of employees (public sector might be very different than tech) got very lonely while working from home every day. There’s your answer, demoralized employees are unproductive.
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by throwuwu 4y ago
I’m no farmer but wouldn’t putting a whole bunch of stuff in a field make it difficult to drive a tractor through it? Like have you seen the size of modern tractors? These panels will need to be 20ft in the air with support posts really far
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by throwuwu 4y ago
Now someone translate it to zig
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by throwuwu 4y ago
The Democracy Drape
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by throwuwu 4y ago
My question is what is the actual difference, an apple isn’t going to achieve a significantly higher velocity over 4ft without air resistance
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by throwuwu 4y ago
I’m sure it’s intentional, compared to when it was first released and it would gladly give you amazingly opinionated answers. You can also compare it to GPT-3 which will mostly still do that even though it does have a weird bias towards saf
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by throwuwu 4y ago
That doesn’t sound right either, what’s the difference in acceleration for an apple in atmosphere vs an apple in vacuum over 4ft of drop?

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