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by zirgs 3y ago
GTA games have been making fun of pretty much everyone. But there's this one group that you're not allowed to tell jokes about. I'm old enough to remember how gamers laughed at people like Jack Thompson who wanted to censor a
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by zirgs 3y ago
Flipper and other similar devices. Even possession is a crime here, unfortunately.
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by zirgs 3y ago
/r/Games banned me for saying that GTA V should not be censored, for example.
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by zirgs 3y ago
Have you been to 4chan? It has moderation. Also - 4chan is not only /pol/ and /b/.
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by zirgs 3y ago
But how would HN avoid creating its own /r/all ?
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by zirgs 3y ago
In my country they have been banned already.
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by zirgs 3y ago
What if that person was selling drugs to children?
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by zirgs 3y ago
Dealers on darknet markets sell hard drugs to children. Even if drugs were legalised - selling them to minors would be illegal.
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by zirgs 3y ago
So around the same price as one fighter jet?
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by zirgs 3y ago
People who want to browse /r/all can just stay on reddit.
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by zirgs 3y ago
There's no need to run games at those high resolutions natively. Modern games now render only stuff like UI at the monitor's native resolution while the 3D viewport is rendered at a lower resolution and then potentially upscaled u
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by zirgs 3y ago
If a model has been trained on a diverse dataset and doesn't suffer from overfitting then that's pretty much impossible.
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by zirgs 3y ago
Videos aren't a very good source for training data, because they usually contain compression artifacts and motion blur. I've experimented with AI training using video screencaps and, unfortunately - the resulting quality isn'
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by zirgs 3y ago
Just need to figure out how to do AI inference without tanking rendering performance. Offloading AI stuff to a cloud would make single player games unplayable offline and their servers won't stay online forever. Another solution would
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by zirgs 3y ago
Good thing that this only affects English speaking countries.
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by zirgs 3y ago
CUDA.
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by zirgs 3y ago
They can already replace stock image sites. Why pay getty/shutterstock an obscene amount of money for a photo if you can simply generate something similar with a prompt for free? I checked how much some images cost on getty images - an
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by zirgs 3y ago
It takes a lot of effort and the results aren't that great. (low resolution, bad hands) It's way easier to just find the original image and use that instead.
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by zirgs 3y ago
It doesn't store the original images, but it has learned how getty images watermark looks like and where it's located, because it has been repeated millions of times. So it sometimes can return that. This is why it's importan
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by zirgs 3y ago
Thanks for the link. The project looks really interesting. If it's successful - it will basically kill all the arguments about ethics.
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by zirgs 3y ago
Adobe trained their own model only on public domain images and on images that they own. Do you think that they should not be allowed to do that?
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by zirgs 3y ago
What if someone trains a model on public domain works only? Also adobe sort-of did that already - they trained their own model only on their own images. So no "IP theft" there.
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by zirgs 3y ago
What if someone trains a model on public domain works only? It hasn't been done, because the law doesn't require it. LAION-5B is a big mess and its caption quality is all over the place. Stability.ai basically chose a brute-force
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by zirgs 3y ago
Models don't store any artist's works. They are way too small to do that.
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by zirgs 3y ago
Many people don't want to associate their opinions with their real world identities. This is why I don't want to give social networks my payment info or my work/school/isp email. Especially social networks that are as po
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by zirgs 3y ago
If you post the n-word on reddit it gets removed immediately - no matter what the context was.
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by zirgs 3y ago
Yes, and it works fine.
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by zirgs 3y ago
Many European countries still have freedom to roam. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_to_roam
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by zirgs 3y ago
Automating dexterity-based tasks is very expensive. Much more expensive than hiring a teenager or an immigrant.
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by zirgs 3y ago
I'm pretty sure that sort of thing would be a gross GDPR violation in the EU.

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