rnjesus

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by rnjesus 7d ago
thanks, i really appreciate the kind words. it’s just such a precise language that i worry i might be accidentally adding (or not including) important subtext in discussions like this
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by rnjesus 7d ago
sorry, maybe my english is failing me here. what i was getting at is that using ai feels like gambling to me, where tokens, time, etc. are wagered against the chance for desired output. the risk is that you waste your tokens/time, and
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by rnjesus 7d ago
> How do they use it? as an example, i was using chatgpt a few weeks back to help me remember the name of a painting i’d seen about a decade ago. i could recall the general shape of the subject and that it was europeanish, but nothing el
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by rnjesus 7d ago
i agree with you that it’s principally different from a slot machine, and that it’s possible to use it in a way (like you describe) that is much more focused, for lack of a better term, to great effect most people don’t use ai this way thou
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by rnjesus 7d ago
i’m not sure “variable rewards” is the right term, but i do agree with the op that it is very similar to gambling. regarding your examples, i think the difference is that with ai, you’re literally sitting in front of a machine, pressing a b
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by rnjesus 8d ago
not that i have a problem with any of these, but i believe he’s talking about anime titties, futas, lolis, etc. and their more realistic variants
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by rnjesus 1mo ago
maybe i’m in the minority of gamers overall.. i much prefer when there’s no difficulty setting (like dark souls, for example) but rather an enormous amount of tools the game gives you to solve a problem. i know there are problems with this
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by rnjesus 4mo ago
the world makes a lot more sense once you realise there is no such thing as “adults”
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by rnjesus 5mo ago
where can i buy one of these robot wives?
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by rnjesus 1y ago
zero if you hit that spice first
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by rnjesus 1y ago
i didn’t mean to sound like i was bragging. the comment i was replying to was wondering if people make posts that are essentially creative writing exercises, and i was simply saying that, yeah, people (me in this case) definitely do that
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by rnjesus 1y ago
during covid i would post all sorts of made-up stories in r/relationship_advice just out of boredom/for the fun of creative writing. once the post stopped getting comments, i’d delete it/my comment history and write another o
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by rnjesus 1y ago
i think this is likely what happened, though i also find it just as plausible that he was fat-fingered or drunk-added into the group (i’ve been added to group chats accidentally by both these “methods”)
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by rnjesus 2y ago
i’m pretty sure he was being sarcastic
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by rnjesus 2y ago
lol, i just tried the demo of this, and it just had a two minute monologue with itself without me saying anything: How is it going? Hey! So have you seen the new wolf movies? I don't think it's one of those movies where they like
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by rnjesus 3y ago
the azure neural tts voices in chinese are the best i’ve heard, specifically the “xiaochen” voice. i use it in anki daily to generate sentences for my mandarin decks with an api key/plugin. it’s not something you run locally of course,
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by rnjesus 3y ago
oh hey, i just saw this option after you mentioned it. thanks. it’s really quite helpful
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by rnjesus 3y ago
honestly, yes, i really suspect this is true. i’ve been using chatgpt since the beta days to help with studying chinese, and i’ve noticed over the months that its replies have gotten increasingly wordy. the good thing is that you can tell i
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by rnjesus 3y ago
i get a “sour grapes” feeling from this too. funnily enough, when i started reading this i thought to myself, “i bet there is going to be some kind of self-promotion or link to give donations,” and sure enough, there were both those things
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by rnjesus 3y ago
personal example, but after studying mandarin for many years, i can read original texts (like novels, non-classic poetry, and so on) without having to wait for someone to translate it first
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by rnjesus 3y ago
the answer is really simple. monkey see, monkey do.
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by rnjesus 3y ago
yeah, paying money to someone to keep them quiet isn’t necessarily illegal (i think.. a lawyer’s knowledge would be appreciated here), but trying to write it off as legal fees seems to be the issue. i imagine there are tax implications, as
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by rnjesus 4y ago
with cell phone snooping gear, probably
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by rnjesus 4y ago
this isn’t quite true. i was playing around with sd, and whilst browsing styles on a site where different artists’ names were compared using the same prompt (“[artist name] painting of flowers”, for example), a particular artist’s style sto
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by rnjesus 4y ago
my eero pro does this. about once a month it will decide to update itself around two in the morning without any prompt, notification, or any way to defer or delay. there is no option to adjust update times. you can check the app manually an
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by rnjesus 4y ago
the “hull alarm” sound from eve online would be perfect for this
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by rnjesus 4y ago
if you want an isolated example, there are several digital artists i had never heard of before stable diffusion started appearing in headlines and articles like this. out of curiosity, i installed sd and ran some prompts to see how well it
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by rnjesus 4y ago
i agree with the principle of your comment, but pure games like the ones you mentioned seem like they would be much easier for a machine to solve. traffic and driving are more complex and require much faster response times, not to mention t
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by rnjesus 4y ago
incite rage with anti-apple sentiment -> get twitter followers and engagement admit you were wrong and made it all up -> get people to ‘respect’ you and even more twitter followers
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by rnjesus 4y ago
that’s exactly what we’ve been doing

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