timdiggerm

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by timdiggerm 3y ago
I would bet that the numbers on even DVD impulse purchases are pretty low
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by timdiggerm 3y ago
His comment "Sparks of AGI" ought to tell us a lot
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by timdiggerm 3y ago
It is, at best, designed to resemble something human-like
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by timdiggerm 3y ago
From the intro: > It is crazy if you think about it. People have been using this process despite not knowing what was actually going on for thousands of years! Just wait until you hear about literally everything ever
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by timdiggerm 4y ago
Ah, but people cast it anyway
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by timdiggerm 4y ago
> The current Firefly generative AI model is trained on a dataset of Adobe Stock, along with openly licensed work and public domain content where copyright has expired. https://www.adobe.com/sensei/generative-ai&#x2F
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by timdiggerm 4y ago
Sorry, did it try to predict the output, or did it only predict the output based on what it has seen people say about similar code online?
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by timdiggerm 4y ago
>not that he was very likely to begin with I feel like this is over-stating the previous likelihood
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by timdiggerm 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_hacking probably
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by timdiggerm 4y ago
It would be great if you told us what the elephant is
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by timdiggerm 4y ago
Now do the DoD
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by timdiggerm 4y ago
I would love to see the author's posts
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by timdiggerm 4y ago
Surely the solution is to just not go to Disney
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by timdiggerm 4y ago
I am not sure that this works very well. I put in "BibleProject" and "Alastair's Adversaria" which are both Christian Theology podcasts, and I got back "Erotic Short Stories: Read by Mia Hart" as the top r
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by timdiggerm 4y ago
Pretty funny that their priorities in alphabets were Greek, Cyrillic, and...Tengwar.
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by timdiggerm 4y ago
Don't underestimate the size of a planet
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by timdiggerm 4y ago
A classic in the genre of "Technology is so great, maybe...God is a computer?". See also: Simulation Hypothesis
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by timdiggerm 4y ago
Mathematically, yes. But in terms of value, no.
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by timdiggerm 4y ago
Wouldn't those crews have all had big problems with cancer and muscular atrophy?
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by timdiggerm 4y ago
By "potential" do you mean "potential stated by crypto investors & startup founders" or like...something more objective?
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by timdiggerm 4y ago
You mean if they don't deliver the product after they signed a contract?
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by timdiggerm 5y ago
I guess you were unaware of the fact that he worked in missile testing & development for years and years?
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by timdiggerm 5y ago
I think, though, that your example is less convincing, since the hour changes.
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by timdiggerm 5y ago
It's not asinine, it just depends on if you value ethics or growth.
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by timdiggerm 5y ago
The website header makes it look like this is called Covertone
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by timdiggerm 5y ago
The trick there, of course, is that you have to not want some of the stuff that sells out
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by timdiggerm 5y ago
Here in Montgomery County, MD, I am unaware of any high schools with a Field House. The idea that they're standard is just completely bizarre to me.
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by timdiggerm 5y ago
It's true, blind people are only considered disabled because of sighted people. I am not sure this is the convincing argument you think it is, however.
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by timdiggerm 5y ago
You think they would have?
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by timdiggerm 5y ago
I dunno, the Internet Archive has no problem hosting other issues from the same year

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