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- Comment on Anon gets a job writing clickbait 14 hours ago:
Anon is a better than average journalist, crossed multiple opinions and sources.
- Comment on The Director of ‘A Minecraft Movie’ Is OK with Chaos During Screenings: ‘People Are Making Memories’ 2 days ago:
And it’s free advertisment.
- Comment on Anon gets outed 2 days ago:
Similar experience, but for me it’s engineering company with only people with masters, vs sports association with full diversity of backgrounds.
- Comment on Anon gets outed 3 days ago:
Any correlation with the people’s socioeconomic background?
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- Comment on Is the person who winks the Winkor and the person who receives the wink the Winkee ? 5 days ago:
Only if they come from Wink, Winkler County, Texas. Otherwise they are just sparkling eyelead carrier and receiver.
- Comment on Why do people insist on not answering ALL the questions in an email or text message? 5 days ago:
Agreed, especially if you’re writing to someone who’s not completely fluent in the language. Also use short sentences and common vocabulary.
- Comment on Disappointed 6 days ago:
There are a lot of species that we made disappear in the last 150 years that could be beneficial to restoring current ecosystems.
- Comment on Disappointed 6 days ago:
Bringing back species that disappeared because of humans and restoring ecosystems are possible ones.
- Comment on Data centers contain 90% crap data 1 week ago:
It forgot the server logs that will never be read with no proper retention strategy.
- Comment on 27 March 2025 2 weeks ago:
Maybe they implemented something in the brain to sensor the detection of the collars and tags, similarly to how selfie sticks camera automatically remove the stick from pictures.
- Comment on Anon critiques humanity 2 weeks ago:
You know you want to start a new way.
- Comment on Anon critiques humanity 2 weeks ago:
Started with Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Roncesvalles? Yeah, it’s a bit silly to start with the biggest climb of the way, but I know many people do to start from France.
- Comment on Anon critiques humanity 2 weeks ago:
Great long distance walkers too. With some adaptation anyone can walk about 30 km a day, for weeks. For proof, the tens of thousands of people of all fitness levels walking the Camino de Santiago de Compostela pilgrimage every year.
- Comment on DeepSeek-V3 now runs at 20 tokens per second on Mac Studio, and that’s a nightmare for OpenAI 2 weeks ago:
I read a lot of tech bros saying what they did is easy because they used (illegally?) the chatgpt API for part of their model training. But it seems this kind of performance actually means better engineering, doesn’t it?
- Comment on LUNGS WERE A MISTAKE 3 weeks ago:
I suspect op to be a cat.
- Comment on Netflix Director Arrested for $11 Million Fraud, Spent $2.4 million on five Rolls-Royces and one Ferrari 3 weeks ago:
Perfectly cut text preview.
Image - Comment on Why Are Conservatives More Susceptible to Believing Lies? 1 month ago:
I think it’s far/extreme politics rather than just conservative, they are quite beyond basic conservative at this point. Lemmy makes it easy to observe how the far left also believes lies and propaganda that confirms their ideology.
- Comment on James Cameron will reportedly open Avatar 3 with a title card saying no generative AI was used to make the movie 1 month ago:
Even quantum computing, which operates on superposition, ultimately collapses to definite states when observed—the underlying physics differs, but the principle remains: given identical initial conditions, identical outcomes follow.
I think this is incorrect, it does collapse to definitive state when observed, but the value of the state is probabilistic. We make it deterministic by producing s large number of measurements and deciding on a test on the statistical distribution of all the measurement to get a final value. Maybe our brain also does a test on a statistic of probabilistic measurements, or maybe it doesn’t and depends directly on probabilistic measurements, or a combination of both.
we just lack perfect information about initial conditions.
We also lack fully proven equations or complete resolution of equations in fluid dynamics.
I think parsimony is very much based on personal opinion at this point of knowledge.
- Comment on James Cameron will reportedly open Avatar 3 with a title card saying no generative AI was used to make the movie 1 month ago:
There are various independent reproducible measurements that give weight to the hot big bang theory as opposed to other cosmological theories. Are they any for the deterministic nature of humans?
Quantum physic is not deterministic, for example. While quantum decoherence explains why macro physical systems are deterministic, can we really say it couldn’t play a role in our neurons?
On a slightly different point, quantum bits are not binary, they can represent a continuous superposition of multiple states. Why would our mind be closer to binary computing rather than quantum computing? - Comment on James Cameron will reportedly open Avatar 3 with a title card saying no generative AI was used to make the movie 1 month ago:
As I suggested above, I would say creating a coherent link between ideas that was not learned. I guess it could be possible to create an algorithm to estimate if the link was not already present in the learning corpus of an ML model.
- Comment on James Cameron will reportedly open Avatar 3 with a title card saying no generative AI was used to make the movie 1 month ago:
From a truly scientific standpoint, we are machines built with organic matter. Our ones and zeros are the same as the machines we create, we just can’t deal with the fact that we aren’t as special as we like to think. We derive meaning from our individuality, and to lose that would mean that we aren’t individual. However, we are deterministic.
Would you have some scientific sources about the claim that we think in binary and that we are deterministic?
- Comment on James Cameron will reportedly open Avatar 3 with a title card saying no generative AI was used to make the movie 1 month ago:
I don’t disagree with your definition, but I’m not sure what it changes in the point of current LLMs lacking human creativity. Do you think there isn’t anything more than a probabilistic regurgitation in human creativity so LLM already overcome human creativity, and it’s just a matter of consideration?
- Comment on James Cameron will reportedly open Avatar 3 with a title card saying no generative AI was used to make the movie 1 month ago:
With historian work, I think it’s possible to say this idea appeared at about this point in time and space, even if it was the object was refined from many previous minds. For example, you can tell about when an engineering invention or an art style appeared. Of course you will always have a specialist debate about who was the actual pioneer (often influenced by patriotism), but I guess we can at least have a consensus of when it starts to actually impact the society.
Also, maybe we can have an algorithm to determine if a generated result was part of the learning corpus or not. - Comment on James Cameron will reportedly open Avatar 3 with a title card saying no generative AI was used to make the movie 1 month ago:
Indeed, is his opinion based on the way the current technology works by regurgitating, or is it based on the loss of creative jobs?
- Comment on James Cameron will reportedly open Avatar 3 with a title card saying no generative AI was used to make the movie 1 month ago:
So would his stance change if we move past basic llms and have models that can generate coherent innovative ideas that were not learned?
- Comment on Trump literally referred to himself as "King". Surely conservatives are against a monarchy forming? 1 month ago:
Are they? In Europe, monarchist people are part of conservatistes. We have a few royalists in France who want to reinstate whomever is the descendant of the lastest royal family.
- Comment on I want to know. 1 month ago:
I think this is already contained in Stoicism, an important root of Christianity.
- Comment on Anon introduces himself 2 months ago:
I’m not native and I discovered the word by reading a Lemmy community’s rules.
- Comment on UK ‘one of world’s least work-oriented countries’ claims BrewDog founder - as he slams obsession with 'work-life balance' 2 months ago:
He should try to open a factory with us in France.
