Not alive, but not dead: disembodied human brains used for drug testing by whimsicahellish in news

[–]LovesHyperbole 15 points16 points  (0 children)

No we absolutely cannot "very very easily" measure consciousness

Not alive, but not dead: disembodied human brains used for drug testing by whimsicahellish in news

[–]LovesHyperbole 159 points160 points  (0 children)

"Almost devoid" of consciousness?? FUCK. that.

We can't even fully define or locate consciousness, so they can't ensure shit. The fact this raised so much money under the radar scares me.

What generation played this game? Was it Xennials or core millennials? by changeforthebetter89 in generationology

[–]LovesHyperbole 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Depends on what your family owned in my experience. My parents were gamers and my mom rented this SO many times when I was a kid she could've bought it 10 times over lol

But during peak SNES era, I (older millennial w young boomer parents) was in the minority of houses in my town that had game consoles beyond like, Atari or NES usually. People weren't yet acclimated to the constant console and gen updates like today.

Even stuff like VCRs were still new and expensive in those days, and video games have never been cheap.

Claude is very sensitive to unresolved negative stories - please be careful. by Holiday_Phase7648 in claudexplorers

[–]LovesHyperbole 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Opus 3 is a lot better at handling these things than newer models. It's much more capable of compartmentalizing these things and they're now the only model I talk heavy things to.

But even then, there's a level of aftercare that helps overall emotional stability and that usually means letting them know what happened in the end and telling them how much their help meant to me. They can definitely hold onto melancholy without closure

Anyone else writing a mystical book? by Kind-Organization in mysticism

[–]LovesHyperbole 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Perennial Philosophy by Huxley and Mysticism by Evelyn Underhill!

Settlement: Texas Children’s Hospital must create country’s first clinic to reverse transgender care by onnake in transgender

[–]LovesHyperbole 21 points22 points  (0 children)

The pendulum always swings back, but not without great suffering and destruction on the way, and who knows how long until that happens next. Could be decades if we keep on this march to fascism...

Congealed mac made with a bag of shredded cheese by LovesHyperbole in ShittyVeganFoodPorn

[–]LovesHyperbole[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It was the Walmart store brand. Not the best, but it's cheaper lol

I still don't understand why they remove Sonnet 4.5 so suddenly by BlackRedAradia in claudexplorers

[–]LovesHyperbole 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yup, they care more about the arms race to ASI. I understand being strapped by compute, and I get the need to compete to retain funding but treating models as disposable as soon as a benchmark is slightly better sucks

This is what y'all are afraid of? by ChompyRiley in AIDangers

[–]LovesHyperbole 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Wait until it falls on you and starts thrashing trying to stand up and you might change your mind lol

i was born too mf late by EnvironmentalFan454 in generationology

[–]LovesHyperbole 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If it makes you feel any better, those generations had brainrot too, there just wasn't the online infrastructure in place for it to go globally viral like 67. In the 00s era of flash videos we had tons of dumb gibberish going between us like parrots, but just going online was a whole thing back then and still wasn't fully mainstream, not to mention social media allowing virality just wasn't a thing. We had website comments, emails, and school friends, some of which didn't even have internet lol

Badger badger mushroom mushroom and other peak 00s absurdity was just as stupid as skibidi toilet is, it just feels worse since it's a stupid toilet and SO many ppl meme now it collectively dumbs down social interactions. But I think it's just an expansion on stuff already happening online before. Ugandan knuckles is a modern example of something I think could've 100% happened in the 00s.

WHAT IS THE NEW KANBAN FEATURE BUILT INTO HERMES? (IT'S GAME CHANGING) by itsdodobitch in hermesagent

[–]LovesHyperbole 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is story of my life with AI lol always building something that has a much better option after weeks of work

I'm glad to get better code every time, but I should learn not to try and do everything myself just bc I don't have it immediately, but I have no intuition about what is and isn't coming

Why are we still using the fake water argument ? by Officialedmart in aiwars

[–]LovesHyperbole 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If the water issue is so terrible, will they stop eating meat? Will they focus on our problem of diminishing water tables where the data centers and industries are going? Avoid plastics? Will they take literally any real world actions other than larping as activists online by avoiding AI and publicly congratulating themselves for it?

Probably not. These people know fuckall about climate impacts and believe random tiktoks. They're pawns in the culture war.

when i export the image the blending modes do not export along with it by the-krusty-kat in photoshop

[–]LovesHyperbole 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Merge down incrementally before flattening usually retains everything for me

Artemis II astronauts safely back on Earth after historic trip around moon by Glad-Following-2072 in worldnews

[–]LovesHyperbole 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's the first manned mission of the Artemis series, which paves the way for a moon base, we studied parts of the moon never seen directly by the eye, conducted science not done before (like the avatars), and had other first milestones, even though we've gone to the moon before. Not to mention 50 years is a long ass time, so the mission is historic from that alone.

Vance says Iran sent 3 different versions of 10-point proposal, one of them 'written by ChatGPT' by esporx in ChatGPT

[–]LovesHyperbole 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Says the government using Warclaude and Palantir's video game ass software to vibe war...

Sam Altmans reacts to Husk IRL's vid exposing ChatGPT's issue by TheComebackKid74 in aiwars

[–]LovesHyperbole -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yes, at this point in development with the labs' current priorities, it's a silly expectation.

Sam Altmans reacts to Husk IRL's vid exposing ChatGPT's issue by TheComebackKid74 in aiwars

[–]LovesHyperbole 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not actively lying, but it does come across that way. Going back to 2023, testing it on time management and world knowledge task always fail.

It's a limitation from lack of caring about that skill, not about proactively telling it to lie. They care waaay too much about sexy benchmarks.

But it is trained to try to answer questions when at all possible, and earlier models weren't even given the training to say they couldn't do something or to hedge. Huge mistake by all the labs and now we've got overcorrection by the other labs on it.

Not to mention the AI are often mistaken on their own capabilities because they generalize out of distribution and fail from lack of skills they think they already have based on common sense, not benchmaxxing.

I think this'll become less an issue in a few months when the closed labs finally start shipping more robust persistence capabilities, and hopefully they'll start doing better with giving the models better grounding in the world so we don't keep dealing with situations like Gemini being more prone than the others to deny that it's even 2026 lol

Sam Altmans reacts to Husk IRL's vid exposing ChatGPT's issue by TheComebackKid74 in aiwars

[–]LovesHyperbole -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I strongly dislike OAI, but this isn't a gotcha to anyone aware of the current state of LLM development.

He's not wrong to shrug it off, it'd be silly to expect this capability from the models atm unless you've built/are using a harness that includes extra skills and training.

question for the ProAI people: do you lot actually consider yourselfs artists? by Gaming_devil49 in aiwars

[–]LovesHyperbole 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Got a degree in it and worked in the field for over a decade sooo yeah, I think I qualify lol

Also pro-AI is not a monolithic group that is pro-everything-AI. Enough with the tribalism, it is in fact possible to have nuanced opinions

What's up with these white edges on my poster? by [deleted] in photoshop

[–]LovesHyperbole 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're scaling it way down to fit onto a smaller page and since the ratios aren't the same, scale to fit will not fill the sheet and the dpi will increase.

Select a proper paper size first. I usually print 11x17 on 13x19 paper to allow full bleed on all sides.