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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
Literally can not pay attention to anything on the internet anymore without being bombarded by propaganda both in the media and in the paid or bot comments. Then even the discussion that's not bought is just controlled into being about
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
I HIGHLY doubt that's his POV. Almost all directors, and he has said this himself many times, think of actors as collaborators and their performances as an essential part of the movie.
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
Maybe, but inference costs can come down too with more purpose built hardware and continual optimization and quantization strategies.
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
Or their souls eviscerated by receiving nothing but criticism for any attempt to think or apply their creative passion.
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
Hard to deny culture has gotten less optimistic when you see stuff like this.
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
Why? Its not for any other camera and its insane you think it is.
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
I mean a move that will get you checkmated in one is bad, but there are a lot less of those than there are moves that will get you checkmated in 4 that are just as bad of an outcome for you.
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
What code quality even means is different now, but also LLMs are capable of producing better quality code at scale in my companies experience. We are able to in fact sort of propagate best practices and structure via the llm to all of the t
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
It's automating away the ONLY jobs anyone ever wanted to do. You see game dev companies saying stuff like "oh we're only using it for previz". Oh you mean the one fun creative speculative job in the chain where you make
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
A lot of people are still in denial about Jan 6th. They really tried to overthrow the election like actually in physical effect. Not hypothetically. They were trying to not certify the election and it came down to a hairs width. They'r
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
You can pretty much always finance a repair that size and amortize the expense so that it works out ok.
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
Yeah this is right. Its about taking the throttle off of experimentation hoping some team suddenly starts shipping a years worth of features in a week and responding to strategic customer demands in near real time. Then copying what works o
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
How exactly would they ask that question 10,000 years ago if they didn't know what molecules were, much less nicotine?
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
The idea that building a hive machine world of ultimate efficiency is a moral imperative greater than creating a good and fair life for the living people of the world is psychotic. We could of course use AI to benefit everyone, but it'
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
From the bicycle of the mind, to the Rascal scooter of the mind.
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
Whether or not its technically copyright infringement isn't the main issue I have. Its mostly that it concentrates the ability to collect rent from all of the content in the world into the hands of the few corporations who can build da
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
Hasn't AlphaFold been used to make real discoveries for a few years now?
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
If you dont think apple silicon and rosetta rollout was a massively successful and high difficulty technical accomplishment I dont really know what to tell you. Just look at the windows ecosystems attempts to roll out arm devices. I can sti
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
It does change previously assumed cost benefit trade offs and you should at least question any previously held beliefs.
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
Then they say become an elecrician or hvac worker. Which will then just crash those markets too. And who is going to own property to hire you at some point without middle class knowledge work jobs.
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
It's batshit that people still talk like apple is lost technically when apple silicon has absolutely crushed, airpods are the default headphone of the world, and macbooks are the best overall package available at all price points. And
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
If you think Claude needs manufactured hype at this point to sell it you're delusional.
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
Where is my beloved Unicorn?
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
If I pull up a list of countries ranked by happiness and correlate by the women's rights measures the exact opposite is true.
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by tracerbulletx 6mo ago
Ive been doing charts for slides like this for a while. Noticed html viz was super reliable, but I could style it with diffusion model. Its very useful for data viz.
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by tracerbulletx 6mo ago
We don't even know what the pre-requisites for consciousness are so we have no way of knowing. LLMs have emergent behavior that is reminiscent of language forming brains, but they're also missing a lot of properties that are proba
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by tracerbulletx 6mo ago
I would prefer a vibrant marketplace for human artists more than I want cheap design to be available for businesses. I want thriving passionate creative people cooking the food, making the art, writing the articles, and being able to pay th
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by tracerbulletx 6mo ago
They subsidized cheap prices with market segmentation. This is not the dunk everyone thinks it is. Some who needed it could fly for dirt cheap prices, subsidized by people who needed the add ons and were less price sensitive. Now they just,
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by tracerbulletx 6mo ago
Its just an earthquake. Nevada has tons of earth quakes, the primary first quake was a 4.2 magnitude, felt in vegas, and was 4km deep. Some of the after shocks were 7km deep. It also wasn't actually on area 51, just near by. This is ju
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by tracerbulletx 6mo ago
Works for the amish.

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