>>941995374
>https://www.forbes.com/sites/brucedorminey/2024/11/05/ai-has-likely-spread-through-cosmos-says-former-nasa-chief-historian/
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>first three games were 5 gig and could run on a toaster
>very jank, maximum atmosphere but not really fun to play
>newest game is suddenly over 150 gig and requires nasa tier pc to play
>jank and atmosphere is gone but still not fun to play
>very jank, maximum atmosphere but not really fun to play
>newest game is suddenly over 150 gig and requires nasa tier pc to play
>jank and atmosphere is gone but still not fun to play
>>23293053
<3
<3
does the singularity of a black hole has infinite fast rotation?
a normal object can only spin as fast as the martial allows before it's too fast and is ripped apart
and if you had a super material it can not spin faster than the speed of light
but a singularity could, right?
not sure what a spinning point could do anyway
a normal object can only spin as fast as the martial allows before it's too fast and is ripped apart
and if you had a super material it can not spin faster than the speed of light
but a singularity could, right?
not sure what a spinning point could do anyway
i will leave here a talk i had with melonade from awhile ago, and say again, you should all check out the youtube channel "sentdex" if you're interested in the technology
he covers basic neural networks, RNNs, computer vision, and all the underlying stuff required to understand modern LLMs
but the good part is his tutorials were made during like 2021 and earlier, before any of the consumer LLM companies took off
his videos are almost like cooking videos, and it gives you a completely new perspective once you understand these things & the magic is gone
they're really not that complicated
there is some math voodoo involved in backpropagation (which is vital), but the rest can be understood easily with highschool level math
his book "neural networks from scratch" is good, as well
https://archived.moe/bant/thread/23119271/#23119484
i'll also leave here a US government report on the russian intelligence software "meliorator", which ran on twitter and other platforms around 2022
https://www.ic3.gov/CSA/2024/240709.pdf
i think LLMs are mostly a parlor trick, and a way to make lots of money, and a way to drive GPU prices
but neural networks themselves are useful in their place, and anything interesting is going to come from chaining these simple technologies together in ingenious ways
that meliorator software is a good example of what i'm talking about, whether or not it's "le scary russia" or whatever
goodnight
he covers basic neural networks, RNNs, computer vision, and all the underlying stuff required to understand modern LLMs
but the good part is his tutorials were made during like 2021 and earlier, before any of the consumer LLM companies took off
his videos are almost like cooking videos, and it gives you a completely new perspective once you understand these things & the magic is gone
they're really not that complicated
there is some math voodoo involved in backpropagation (which is vital), but the rest can be understood easily with highschool level math
his book "neural networks from scratch" is good, as well
https://archived.moe/bant/thread/23119271/#23119484
i'll also leave here a US government report on the russian intelligence software "meliorator", which ran on twitter and other platforms around 2022
https://www.ic3.gov/CSA/2024/240709.pdf
i think LLMs are mostly a parlor trick, and a way to make lots of money, and a way to drive GPU prices
but neural networks themselves are useful in their place, and anything interesting is going to come from chaining these simple technologies together in ingenious ways
that meliorator software is a good example of what i'm talking about, whether or not it's "le scary russia" or whatever
goodnight
Angie, your dad leaving is your fault.
>>23154559
:D
:D
wtf gon
>>513094602
>"Elements of Geometry" is not only Geometry
ok
>you were taught zero logic in school
false. i dont know what fuckin geometry class you took which didnt cover logical principles the entire course relies upon. how you gonna write a geometric proof with "zero" exposure to logic
>"Elements of Geometry" is not only Geometry
ok
>you were taught zero logic in school
false. i dont know what fuckin geometry class you took which didnt cover logical principles the entire course relies upon. how you gonna write a geometric proof with "zero" exposure to logic
>>23053233
yeah
it's the hypocrisy i hate, how it's all just an excuse for shitflinging instead of honest shitflinging
>why not lead by example instead of just screaming into the void?
maybe they do, but they never mention the "good" threads they do make
>there's also no real reason such things couldn't coexist with the blogposty stuff, assuming there's legitimate interest in them
agree
yeah
it's the hypocrisy i hate, how it's all just an excuse for shitflinging instead of honest shitflinging
>why not lead by example instead of just screaming into the void?
maybe they do, but they never mention the "good" threads they do make
>there's also no real reason such things couldn't coexist with the blogposty stuff, assuming there's legitimate interest in them
agree
this is crazy. very nonchalant.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRmCEGHt-Qk
a new day dawns
a new day dawns
>>23028392
i can think of several schemes they might try
there was this software called "meliorator" which was used by russian intelligence agencies a few years ago, it was incredible stuff
you could have a bunch of AI agents talk to each other and form an artificial thread with different posts and a bank of images, and then feed the posts from the artificial thread from the top down in order to some indian captcha solvers
basicaly cookie clicker irl, money in and engagement and more money out
i think FTL (failure to launch) is a joke acronym by sam hyde, he likes shit like that
but i digress
htere's no way to know really, we're just rats in a maze
i can think of several schemes they might try
there was this software called "meliorator" which was used by russian intelligence agencies a few years ago, it was incredible stuff
you could have a bunch of AI agents talk to each other and form an artificial thread with different posts and a bank of images, and then feed the posts from the artificial thread from the top down in order to some indian captcha solvers
basicaly cookie clicker irl, money in and engagement and more money out
i think FTL (failure to launch) is a joke acronym by sam hyde, he likes shit like that
but i digress
htere's no way to know really, we're just rats in a maze
>>16734887
>Half of the scientific community can’t tell you what a woman is with a straight face. They can’t do it.
They fear defining a woman will then put limits on a woman.
The number one thing women fear/hate is being judged, and you can only be judged if there are rules and limits.
>Half of the scientific community can’t tell you what a woman is with a straight face. They can’t do it.
They fear defining a woman will then put limits on a woman.
The number one thing women fear/hate is being judged, and you can only be judged if there are rules and limits.
damnit, so close
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpS5aVZkSzY
Had I the heavens’ embroidered cloths,
Enwrought with golden and silver light,
The blue and the dim and the dark cloths
Of night and light and the half-light,
I would spread the cloths under your feet:
But I, being poor, have only my dreams;
I have spread my dreams under your feet;
Tread softly because you tread on my dreams.
Had I the heavens’ embroidered cloths,
Enwrought with golden and silver light,
The blue and the dim and the dark cloths
Of night and light and the half-light,
I would spread the cloths under your feet:
But I, being poor, have only my dreams;
I have spread my dreams under your feet;
Tread softly because you tread on my dreams.