I want to put extra emphasis on how technically demanding salsa is and how appealing it can be to autists (and how many of them you'll find at the average social/class). Your body, the music, and the people are all…
In my early days someone told me generating roads is a non-trivial problem and I thought that was bollocks so I spent 4 months smashing my head against a wall to prove them wrong! >A clothoid gradually increases…
It has been a while since I read Nietzsche but what exactly does trekking off into the unknown or even certain death have to do with nihilism? Maybe active nihilism but even that would be a stretch, not to mention it…
>Question is, do people think a certain artist or song is important enough to pay $5/month to individually? My sense is no, but perhaps... Abso-fucking-lutely! I pay $3.50 a month to listen to a madman with a mohawk…
>and the reviews on the whole seem excellent I detest this take because Adam would have probably reviewed the interactions that lead to his death as excellent. Getting what you want isn't always a good thing. That's why…
I too prefered the text-davinci-001 from a storytelling perspective. Felt timid and small. Very Metamorphosis-y. GPT-5 seems like it's trying to impress me.
I've recently gotten back into math and I'm really struggling with your approach. I find it particularly difficult to get an accurate view of how well I'm doing and where I am. Most concepts I ingest easily, and I…
If you want to explore connecting with people I can highly recommend social dancing. >People hate small talk because it avoids this I don't believe that. You can connect with someone before you've exchanged names, and…
I would have preferred if the author reasoned through why a filmmaker might make these decisions and/or offer feasible solutions. "This is wrong" does not seem helpful to an audience. That proper roman battle looks an…
Kind of a pointless stance when trying to build that support infrastructure walks you into the same NIMBY-wall.
Wasn't it Feynman who said we will never be impressed with a computer that can do things better than a human can unless that computer does it the same way a human being does? AI could trounce experts as a conversational…
>the labor displacing effect of technology appears to be more than offset by compensating mechanisms that create or reinstate labor. I don't buy into this at all: >Assuming AI will have an effect similar to 20th Century…
Any community smaller than 200 people is going to have you typing !add in an mIRC channel and waiting 20 minutes during prime-time for a pickup game between 10 mismatched players. Any community larger than 200 people is…
>Nearly half (46%) of hiring managers believe that college graduates should definitely take office etiquette training ... >63% of hiring managers surveyed believe that recent college graduates get offended too easily.…
>epicycles all the way down I don't mind this idea at all! I'm the abyss staring into itself. That said I don't think digging into skulls until we identify the neurons that cause the big sad or teaching people ways to…
The article wasn't saying "do what makes you happy". It was saying "if you do this you will not be happy". If I end up happy you don't get to loop back and go "Well that was the goal! You agree with me!". The author…
>I'm skeptical that there's anything especially unhealthy about sitting at a desk even for long periods of time. What's more plausible to me is that back pain comes from having a weak back I figure few habits will give…
I'm a technical artist not a security researcher so could someone here elaborate on the supposed threat? Assuming a genuine Russian/Chinese state hacker/outfit, what damage could they cause and how much of that damage…
I feel the Mona Lisa's destruction would be more valuable to culture than its continued existence. Imagine the headlines, the people with stories of having seen it in person, the conspiracy theories...
>“The tissue still has enough structure to hold together, but it is soft enough to allow the neurons to grow into each other and start talking to each other,” While everyone's worried about sentient AI annihilating…
>I think with high pay comes higher requirement to be dedicated. My dedication is mostly weaponized autism not love, though I figure plenty of us can't tell the difference.
>they can't realistically rule out a placebo effect. Kind of like every other treatment for depression? Not being funny here but I don't think we gave the control groups in clinical trials for MAOIs brutal kicks to…
>I don't get spam mailing lists or robocalls Not strictly true. I get robocalls and WhatsApp spam messages from country code +1 all the time.
You want an article that takes 5 minutes to read to define "truth"? The author even says they're just trying to get you hyped and in my opinion I think they did a great job.
Making a realistic CG fire isn't hard. I can (and do) do it by myself on my home desktop. Making a realistic CG fire for a complex hollywood production is practically impossible because: >Friedlander notes that the fire…
I want to put extra emphasis on how technically demanding salsa is and how appealing it can be to autists (and how many of them you'll find at the average social/class). Your body, the music, and the people are all…
In my early days someone told me generating roads is a non-trivial problem and I thought that was bollocks so I spent 4 months smashing my head against a wall to prove them wrong! >A clothoid gradually increases…
It has been a while since I read Nietzsche but what exactly does trekking off into the unknown or even certain death have to do with nihilism? Maybe active nihilism but even that would be a stretch, not to mention it…
>Question is, do people think a certain artist or song is important enough to pay $5/month to individually? My sense is no, but perhaps... Abso-fucking-lutely! I pay $3.50 a month to listen to a madman with a mohawk…
>and the reviews on the whole seem excellent I detest this take because Adam would have probably reviewed the interactions that lead to his death as excellent. Getting what you want isn't always a good thing. That's why…
I too prefered the text-davinci-001 from a storytelling perspective. Felt timid and small. Very Metamorphosis-y. GPT-5 seems like it's trying to impress me.
I've recently gotten back into math and I'm really struggling with your approach. I find it particularly difficult to get an accurate view of how well I'm doing and where I am. Most concepts I ingest easily, and I…
If you want to explore connecting with people I can highly recommend social dancing. >People hate small talk because it avoids this I don't believe that. You can connect with someone before you've exchanged names, and…
I would have preferred if the author reasoned through why a filmmaker might make these decisions and/or offer feasible solutions. "This is wrong" does not seem helpful to an audience. That proper roman battle looks an…
Kind of a pointless stance when trying to build that support infrastructure walks you into the same NIMBY-wall.
Wasn't it Feynman who said we will never be impressed with a computer that can do things better than a human can unless that computer does it the same way a human being does? AI could trounce experts as a conversational…
>the labor displacing effect of technology appears to be more than offset by compensating mechanisms that create or reinstate labor. I don't buy into this at all: >Assuming AI will have an effect similar to 20th Century…
Any community smaller than 200 people is going to have you typing !add in an mIRC channel and waiting 20 minutes during prime-time for a pickup game between 10 mismatched players. Any community larger than 200 people is…
>Nearly half (46%) of hiring managers believe that college graduates should definitely take office etiquette training ... >63% of hiring managers surveyed believe that recent college graduates get offended too easily.…
>epicycles all the way down I don't mind this idea at all! I'm the abyss staring into itself. That said I don't think digging into skulls until we identify the neurons that cause the big sad or teaching people ways to…
The article wasn't saying "do what makes you happy". It was saying "if you do this you will not be happy". If I end up happy you don't get to loop back and go "Well that was the goal! You agree with me!". The author…
>I'm skeptical that there's anything especially unhealthy about sitting at a desk even for long periods of time. What's more plausible to me is that back pain comes from having a weak back I figure few habits will give…
I'm a technical artist not a security researcher so could someone here elaborate on the supposed threat? Assuming a genuine Russian/Chinese state hacker/outfit, what damage could they cause and how much of that damage…
I feel the Mona Lisa's destruction would be more valuable to culture than its continued existence. Imagine the headlines, the people with stories of having seen it in person, the conspiracy theories...
>“The tissue still has enough structure to hold together, but it is soft enough to allow the neurons to grow into each other and start talking to each other,” While everyone's worried about sentient AI annihilating…
>I think with high pay comes higher requirement to be dedicated. My dedication is mostly weaponized autism not love, though I figure plenty of us can't tell the difference.
>they can't realistically rule out a placebo effect. Kind of like every other treatment for depression? Not being funny here but I don't think we gave the control groups in clinical trials for MAOIs brutal kicks to…
>I don't get spam mailing lists or robocalls Not strictly true. I get robocalls and WhatsApp spam messages from country code +1 all the time.
You want an article that takes 5 minutes to read to define "truth"? The author even says they're just trying to get you hyped and in my opinion I think they did a great job.
Making a realistic CG fire isn't hard. I can (and do) do it by myself on my home desktop. Making a realistic CG fire for a complex hollywood production is practically impossible because: >Friedlander notes that the fire…