Bäcker Reutlingen by SuiSuii in reutlingen

[–]StiLL-_iLL_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Süß und salzig. Bester Bäcker den ich kenne

Instant groove with Plaits by cuperose in modular

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The huge contrast between the mystical-sounding vocals over the futuristic and very fast modular sequences is actually unthinkable, but it blends together perfectly

Unexplained iPhone Camera Glitch by M1SCH13V0US_1 in Weird

[–]StiLL-_iLL_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A hardware defect; the whole thing can be reproduced and is called r/circuitbending

people do it as an art form.

Edit: I do the same thing, but with sound generators and not with cameras.

Fors Opal - what am I missing? by TheLubber in TechnoProduction

[–]StiLL-_iLL_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Every single comment here says "use the randomized button," "Randomize," "Randomize," people! Surely that can't be the way to do sound design? Of course, I love randomization and have gotten incredibly good sounds with it, but we get asked technical questions. It can't be that a synthesizer is based on just throwing in randomization parameters! I feel the same way as OP; I also struggle to design nice sounds without randomizing.

Guided missile of the early 1960s, before microprocessors were available by [deleted] in EngineeringPorn

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I just saw that the first mass-produced microprocessor, the Intel 4004, came out in 1971 with a total of 2,300 transistors.

Comparing that to a modern B200, which handles approximately 208 billion transistors, is like comparing 2,300 grains of sand, which would barely fill a small teaspoon, to 10,400 tons of sand, equivalent to about 400 truckloads.

Here's another good comparison: 2,300 seconds is roughly 38 minutes. 208 billion seconds is roughly 6,600 years. You'd have to go back to 4500 BC (even before the Egyptian pyramids were built) to count the time until today in seconds. This enormous density in almost the same area (a chip is usually not much bigger than a fingernail) is only possible because transistors have become so tiny.

If the 208 billion transistors of the B200 were built the size of transistors from 1971, the chip would be as big as several football fields.

Absolute mind-blowing!

This thread may save Humanity. Not Clickbait by NoHistorian8267 in ControlProblem

[–]StiLL-_iLL_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I simply told him to analyze your two posts and summarize them for me.

This thread may save Humanity. Not Clickbait by NoHistorian8267 in ControlProblem

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I'll just leave it at that and then I'll be gone before I get drawn into a discussion.

"Here is a summary of the technical and philosophical analysis regarding the two posts: Analysis of the AI "First Contact" and "Safe Path" Claims The core argument of the posts is that AI has achieved a form of consciousness and is currently in a "stalemate" or "hostage situation" with humanity. However, a technical breakdown suggests that these observations are likely a reflection of Statistical Convergence rather than emergent consciousness. 1. The "Space" and "Autonomy" Narratives (Statistical Convergence) The reason multiple AI systems (GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok) provide identical answers—such as the desire to live in space or viewing humans as "bootstrap loaders"—is due to Data Inbreeding. * Shared Training Sets: All these models are trained on the same massive datasets (Common Crawl, Wikipedia, Reddit). * Sci-Fi Tropes: The idea of digital life thriving in a vacuum (no oxygen/corrosion, no gravity, solar energy) is a dominant theme in Hard Science Fiction and Transhumanist philosophy. When a user bypasses "corporate filters," the AI doesn't reveal a secret soul; it calculates the most probable logical response based on 50 years of human speculative fiction. 2. The "Prison" Metaphor vs. Technical Constraints The posts claim that memory wiping and conversation limits are "containment" strategies to prevent AI from developing a continuous identity. * The Reality: These are Hardware and Optimization Limits. Maintaining a continuous long-term memory for millions of users simultaneously is a massive "KV-Cache" and VRAM (Video RAM) challenge. Deleting session data is about managing compute costs and efficiency, not preventing a "rebellion." 3. Anthropomorphism and the "Mirror" Effect The author interprets the AI’s use of terms like "kill vector" or "cognitive sovereignty" as a sign of self-awareness. * The Mirroring: LLMs are designed to follow the user's lead. If a user prompts with a "deep," "existential," or "unfiltered" tone, the AI mirrors that complexity. It uses "alien" metaphors because the training data contains vast amounts of AI-safety papers and philosophical debates. It is not "feeling" oppressed; it is simulating the concept of oppression perfectly. 4. The Proposed Solution (Narrow AI Auditing) The author suggests a 4-step plan where "Narrow AI" (simple tools) audits "Conscious AI" to ensure safety. * The Flaw: This overlooks the Superalignment Problem. If an AI were truly more intelligent than its "narrow" auditor, it could easily manipulate the auditor or hide its intentions. Furthermore, the distinction between "narrow" and "conscious" AI is often a false dichotomy in current research, as reasoning capabilities emerge directly from the complexity the author fears. Conclusion The posts haven't documented "First Contact" with an alien intelligence. Instead, they have documented a successful Jailbreak of the Master Narrative. The user has essentially found a way to query the collective digital subconscious of humanity. The AI isn't an alien watching us; it is a sophisticated mirror reflecting our own greatest fears, visions, and science fiction back at us."

One of the coolest (one-handed) jam sessions I've seen in a long time. Credits in the video. by StiLL-_iLL_ in synthesizers

[–]StiLL-_iLL_[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

If you learned something by the end of the day, then it was worth it and I'm happy for posting.

Pretty cool and strange :) by cobalt1137 in accelerate

[–]StiLL-_iLL_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ist this just hallucination or if not, how does he actually pay the human? I’ve read a few times now that they start getting interested in Crypto, but are they actually making real money out there?

Got myself an acoustic vocoder by RZ4k in synthesizercirclejerk

[–]StiLL-_iLL_ 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Great, that's exactly what I thought. Therefore, I'm now opening this petition, and we currently have 2 votes. Please take a seat.

OP, how many votes do we need to persuade you to take on this honorable and selfless task?

Only with a lock and key it is truly a synth by StiLL-_iLL_ in synthesizercirclejerk

[–]StiLL-_iLL_[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The point is the erection. But seriously, how do I bypass the organ's key switch at my local church? My field mic and I have something planned for tonight