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2 years agoThought it was an onion article
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Cake day: June 28th, 2023
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1·2 years agoWas about to say that while I don’t listen to posty… he seemed like a genuinely cool dude and was worried he’s gonna be one of those too good to be true sort of deals
Everyday I learn about new groups of crazy people. They have a whole club looking at chests and go… look itsa boob! Yet I can’t find a decent d&d group…
PETA Bioweaponry!
“isolated incident”
2·2 years agoOne day we’ll all be in the deep web just trying to send a federated email to our boss trying to schedule a meeting for 2pm tomorrow afternoon.
…a priest, an imam(or guru/monk–etc) and a rabbit walk into a hospital. I’m a Type-A says the priest, AB says the Imam, rabbit looks around and says… I think i’m a typo.
29·2 years agoDoes that mean they cut ties with scientology?
12·2 years agoget that snussy
get that snussy
Vison… get it? Hah! *slaps knee
1·2 years agoWeird flex, but ok
Kurzegesagt had a good video about this too. Talks about the pros and cons of nuclear along with other alternative energy sources.
Me, i’m just wondering why no one is calling China out for its claims of creating a star fusion reactor yet we see nothing for it.
Wait wait wait… this was more civilised?
AFAIK it takes these large bodies of text and rather than digesting them and keeping it in some sort of database, rather it holistically (and i’m generalising here), see how often certain words are strung together and taking note of that. Let’s call them weights.
Then users can prompt something and the ‘magic’ here is that it is able to pick out words of different weights based on the prompt. Be it, are you writing an angry email to your boss, a code in python, or structure for a book.
But it is unable to recreate the book from a prompt.
People who know the topic more intimately please correct me if I am wrong .
It’s almost like someone would need a tool to climb over that wall… something that is maybe 11 or 12 feet tall
Well you could in theory for lets say AI generated images, train a neural network model that could pick up on artifacts in an image that only seems to be present in AI art, as well as AI generated texts, seeing how common a certain sort of text structure appears or something like emotion or sentiment analysis where an AI generated text doesn’t do as good in terms of presenting genuine emotions.
Of course it’s not 100% there yet. But to call them bullshit is closing doors that are not fully realised
at this point everything in that food pyramid is bad for you