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by treesprite82 4y ago
Probably expected just due taking a model trained on all sorts of content and fine-tuning specifically on non-fiction data. Wouldn't conclude anything about /pol/ in particular without at least comparing the same done for Hac
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by treesprite82 4y ago
> you forget that the human had to predict that the combination of two would be interesting for other humans, and then construct the prompt, possibly selecting the best pictures. That's who did most of the work here If the Twitter u
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by treesprite82 4y ago
Seems like it adapted Kermit's features to fit with the world of the movie, as if he was actually a character from that movie. I don't have access to DALL-E 2, but I wonder if a prompt like "A cameo from Kermit the Frog in ..
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by treesprite82 4y ago
> It would have been better to ignore the emergency vehicle and continue driving, which would have at least cleared the jam. With the fire truck using the oncoming lane to overtake the garbage truck, and with the articles saying a human
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by treesprite82 4y ago
> If there’s no vehicles or people directly behind the car, no traffic close enough to pose a danger, and a quick spot check confirms this No traffic close enough to pose a danger isn't a given in this scenario - there may well have
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by treesprite82 4y ago
From what I can tell, it detected the emergency vehicle and yielded to the right. Just that it didn't reverse back into the intersection to clear the lane completely.
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by treesprite82 4y ago
> A human driver in that situation should not spend longer than 5 seconds figuring out and implementing a way to safely let the fire truck pass. The Cruise car took longer. Impossible to say for certain, but I'd bet that a significa
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by treesprite82 4y ago
Autonomous car didn't seem to fail to notice the fire truck, just that it arguably took the wrong course of action by yielding to the right instead of reversing into the intersection.
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by treesprite82 4y ago
Rough diagram of my understanding from information I can find: https://i.imgur.com/VOp8cWi.png Fire truck wants to use oncoming lane to overtake the double-parked garbage truck, autonomous car in that oncoming lane yields t
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by treesprite82 4y ago
I don't perceive the benefit from risk reduction of helmets in cars to overcome the hassle hurdle. But I wouldn't advocate banning others from wearing helmets in cars if they so wished.
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by treesprite82 4y ago
> Do you wear a helmet when you drive inside your car? If not, why not? Cars already have airbags and seatbelts which help a lot for the kind of collisions that would otherwise result in head injuries. > It might make you much safer i
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by treesprite82 4y ago
> a stupid bald c** and threatened to deck me The "harassment" part makes sense at least. > and it related to the claimant’s sex I'd have assumed "sexual" meant relating to sex (intercourse), rather than relat
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by treesprite82 4y ago
> The issue with CSV, as far as I am concerned, is the escaping. And that isn't minor from either a readability or parsing point of view. For parsing I'd agree, as you've eliminated the need to handle escaping by declaring
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by treesprite82 4y ago
> easy to manually edit (Notepad++ shows the unit separator as a ‘US’ symbol) Won't it all be in one long line? > Typing \u001F or \u001E in some editors might be a faff, but it is hardly a showstopper. Doesn't seem negligib
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by treesprite82 4y ago
There are areas of art where the main draw is that it was made by a human. Despite cameras and image filters, hyperrealistic pencil drawings are still appreciated because they're an impressive demonstration of human talent. However, I&
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by treesprite82 4y ago
> After all, knowing that the tosses are independent is just knowing that a heads is not more (or less) likely after a string of tails; therefore anyone who thinks that a heads is more likely after a string of tails does not know that th
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by treesprite82 4y ago
A few jobs like football player or chess GM should be inherently immune to automation; they exist because we're interested in seeing what humans can do, even if machines can outperform them. For some artistic/creative jobs we migh
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by treesprite82 5y ago
Waymo arguably reached level 4 with commercial taxis with no human at the wheel a while back: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__EoOvVkEMo
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by treesprite82 5y ago
Lower stakes because of the speed, but a lot of special cases. Higher chance of pedestrians and parked cars in the road for both. Parking lots will have a lot of cars moving in atypical ways, and markings aren't as standardized as on r
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by treesprite82 5y ago
> Destiny for example is now permanently banned from twitch because he took the position that trans shouldn't compete in physical sports. Destiny's ban reason and length are only speculated (Twitch uses "indefinite" i
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by treesprite82 5y ago
At the extreme: Keemstar has long been banned from Youtube, but remained prominent through DramaAlert which is not technically his channel.
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by treesprite82 5y ago
> Article includes no JKR quotes > She uses an Orwell quote which doesn’t refer to rape at all Third paragraph of the article has a JKR quote directly referencing rape. Not sure if it backs up the original "freaking out about...&
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by treesprite82 5y ago
> But that's not a question of fairness, rather it's a question of feasibility. I initially took the challenge's intention to be about highlighting modern machine learning's weaknesses compared to biological intellige
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by treesprite82 5y ago
> they push the problem of training with big data to the pre-training stage and then claim to do "few-" or "one-shot" learning at the end Humans have had 4 billion years of natural selection and then 4 years of input
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by treesprite82 5y ago
> To summarise: learn to identify MNIST digits from 60 examples of each class, rather than 6000, SOTA accuracy on a similar but more challenging problem (5-shot 20-way rather than 60-shot 10-way) appears to be around 99.6%: https:/
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by treesprite82 5y ago
My guess as to what will concretely emerge is protocols/standards for things like 3D user avatars and world hopping, so that worlds hosted by anyone can be linked up, rather than only uploaded to a proprietary game with rules/tech
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by treesprite82 5y ago
> Like in no universe is it ever OK to do this even if nobody responds to your discord poll As far as I can tell, they didn't even really make a Discord poll. The first mention of "spider" (or "IP" or "proxy
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by treesprite82 5y ago
It's worse than it seems. The very first mention of "spider" on that Discord was already the release announcement of a version containing it and got negative reactions: https://i.imgur.com/gLKce8W.png I skimm
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by treesprite82 5y ago
I'd say anyone who buys into the wave of fearmongering against vaccines is antivax, even if they've had previous vaccinations. Two twins in their 70s choosing not to get vaccinated would fall into this camp. Conversely, if there&#
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by treesprite82 5y ago
To clarify, it was the banned user spamming dogebonk cryptocurrency posts - not the mod. I don't think there's any wrongful behavior on part of the mod, assuming the offer was a joke. If someone banned you and your 3 alts then I b

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