JustBreath

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by JustBreath 1y ago
Vert true, there's still a lot of small communities forming. Even if you go on like Reddit if you post certain things in certain subs you'll get invited to private subs talking about whatever niche topic. Same with Discord, lot of
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by JustBreath 1y ago
Anyone who has run a donation based service will tell you whatever % of users you think contributes back divide that by 1,000 or 10,000 to get the actual number.
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by JustBreath 1y ago
Very true, the whole point of logic and programming is that language is itself subjective and vague. A deterministic program given the same inputs will always give the same outputs. We can debate about what is cool, cold or freezing but a t
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by JustBreath 1y ago
The elephant in the room here is how you ethically get people to onboard without an existing community / fomo / money. The trick is getting the content creators there, but most of them are ultimately and fairly interested in makin
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by JustBreath 1y ago
It doesn't have to though, we could train AIs that push back or even coordinate with a human therapist similar to how self checkout lines still have an attendant.
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by JustBreath 1y ago
AI reminds me of early COVID in that it's difficult at times to tell how much it will completely change everything and therefore how concerned to be. And also in the way that it's hard to tell what we as the average people should
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by JustBreath 2y ago
Was there a time or place in where money flowed to musicians, journalists, and artists instead of their managers?
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by JustBreath 2y ago
I'd agree if you're talking about alternating ramen and cereal, but the diet prescribed here seems pretty reasonable. Good even, in comparison to a lot of people. Either way you can weigh both factors and 90% of diets can be easil
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by JustBreath 2y ago
It would certainly could serve as a fun challenge for experienced chess players. But I'm let down because my chess partner is a 9 year old who is still learning basic strategies.
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by JustBreath 2y ago
At some point Scribblenauts 3D is going to be one hell of a game.
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by JustBreath 2y ago
One of my favorite responses to criticism was Dan Abramov telling people if Redux doesn't work for them, don't use it! Keep what works for you, leave what doesn't.
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by JustBreath 2y ago
Yeah, exactly, it isn't reasoning or creating in the way that humans reason, it's calculating that statistically speaking, when a human says what you said here's roughly what often comes next. It's like debating your pol
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by JustBreath 2y ago
Kinda seems like you're arguing just to argue.
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by JustBreath 2y ago
Great photos, especially being colored by hand. I'd love to see these in a museum with background information about the subjects and stories like the raspberry fungus.
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by JustBreath 2y ago
Appreciate the info! In another thread I saw a recommendation for dual 3090s if you're not doing anything gaming related, good to have some confirmation there.
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by JustBreath 2y ago
Any recommendations?
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by JustBreath 2y ago
It's a silly but spooky thought that this or similar interactions may have been the butterfly effect that drove at least one of them to take their company in a drastically different direction.
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by JustBreath 3y ago
This is a pretty privileged perspective. There's also quite a difference between the ethics of healthcare and legal services. Most of the time if you need a legal answer from a lawyer who charges like that, it's because you know y
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by JustBreath 3y ago
Who would have thought edgy progressive humor and international business interests don't mix.
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by JustBreath 3y ago
Because the U.S. reports actual numbers and doesn't just vaporize its own people :)
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by JustBreath 3y ago
That's true of virtually any detection tool, no? "All I have to do is modify my virus until the anti-virus doesn't detect it."
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by JustBreath 3y ago
Whereas, China of course has clean hands. Mostly due to the generous use of rubber gloves in their internment camps.
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by JustBreath 3y ago
That's true, you could even purposely inject fingerprinting into its writing style and it could still accomplish the goal of conveying information to people.
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by JustBreath 3y ago
Seems like a blurry line between "reason" and "guessing." Kind of like how an educated guess by a professional is often more accurate than a well reasoned opinion of a layman. The professional may not have reasoned it so
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by JustBreath 3y ago
There's some argument to be made that a form of reasoning happens in a roundabout way when the AI is told to explain it's reasoning. For example if you tell it "Do <thing>" and then open a new context and say &quot
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by JustBreath 3y ago
The worst part is social media networks aren't necessarily against AI/bot engagement since it greatly fluffs their numbers and keeps their users occupied. It seems inevitable that some sort of signature or identity proof will be n
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by JustBreath 3y ago
You may be unable to pay bills - except as I mentioned, you'll have unemployment - but that's not NEARLY the same thing as being sued and having to sell your home because your business failed on top of not having any income. It&#x
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by JustBreath 3y ago
> Only until the bar stops existing. At which point you are STILL not responsible for any liability. For example if the bar gets sued, you don't lose your home, car, etc... And in most countries, would receive unemployment that was
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by JustBreath 3y ago
> If you are doing something that has inherent value — extracting gold from a mine, performing music, working a factory line — you are the top of funnel for value creation. The standard "how come patrons at a bar pay $10 for a drink
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by JustBreath 3y ago
It's surreal that even when it comes to AI we still fundamentally rely on underpaid labor.

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