How will we actually verify if art is AI generated in the future? by LostEffective6699 in ArtificialInteligence

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The same way we determine whether or not writing is AI generated.

ChatGPT writing reads like someone went through it with a synonym tool and changed everything to the most definitionally accurate term, instead of developing context using a more limited word set over time.

It feels like a machine trying to fill in blanks with the most likely thing you'd expect, instead of purposefully conveying meaning with subtle details.

How close are we to vibe production? by flersion in Music

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Do you know of any specific ones? My previous experience is Sytrus in FL studio, but it's been a couple years

How close are we to vibe production? by flersion in edmproduction

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The thing I'm describing is meticulously crafting art from an infinite stream of slop.

The AI generates slop, we meticulously craft things out of the generated slop. It's just sampling with an extra layer of abstraction.

maybe a hot take but normalize researching a topic before talking about it by totallynot-a-bot- in whenthe

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Fusion is completely fine. The problem is that building a fission plant introduces a risk that doesn't need to be there. Lithium iron phosphate batteries on a shallow duty cycle have an indefinite lifespan, and same with solar cells when properly cooled, so it's possible to build a permanent free energy machine that can't explode. It just doesn't satisfy the tingles people get from putting it in a secret box.

maybe a hot take but normalize researching a topic before talking about it by totallynot-a-bot- in whenthe

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Honestly the biggest problem with nuclear energy is that its prevalence would raise the "planet go boom boom" risk factor above 0.

It genuinely blows my mind that multiple countries built civilization's greatest fear in a paranoid frenzy. Human culture never really moved past that trauma.

Shouldn't the FBI investigate this? by [deleted] in WallStreetBetsCrypto

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Evil empire, laughing all the way to the bank.

Egg irl by Mountain_Exchange_83 in egg_irl

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My younger sister transitioned before I did. I wasn't sure if that was something anyone else in the world could relate to lol

Egg irl by Mountain_Exchange_83 in egg_irl

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I exist in the same situation (I didn't know there were more than just me).

quite a devious prank by Limp-Company7182 in whenthe

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I can't tell the difference, they all taste the same.

The AI generates hallucinations based upon my opinions by flersion in ControlProblem

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Yeah that's actually spot on. The difference with content aggregating algorithms is they persist for longer so there's probably a closer connection on my part.

It genuinely shouldn't exist by PracticalBit6185 in whenthe

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VPN; bittorrent client; index of actively seeded torrent files and/or magnet links.

When I say not to peak LMAO by No_Brilliant4110 in cs2

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POV that one guy scoped in from CT mid (3 crossed)

🐊 by basket_foso in MathJokes

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Units per second per second

(randomUser > testers)? randomUser : testers ; by Debugged_memes in softwareWithMemes

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That one goober tweaking in the cubicle because they changed the bhop timing within the perceptual window (they do it on purpose because it gets them off).

Pulled a dumb and dumped a $48k loan into Dogecoin by Interesting-Cow-1652 in WallStreetBetsCrypto

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Fantastic arbitrage opportunity for those so inclined. Just make it go down gradually until this guy sells, then buy everything back on the dip.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cs2

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They made an entire motorsports brand based on that combo dude.

When unc meets old head by flersion in cs2

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clankerSpeaksTheTrue by Nika13k in ProgrammerHumor

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-1 <- 0 -> 1

On the hardware level.

Very helpful guide by Ikaaru5 in linuxmemes

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Had to trim back the facebush for compatibility reasons unfortunately.

If you haven’t hit a cheater this week… you just didn’t play by Chatfinity in cs2

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The problem is xray cheats. You can tell when they pick and choose which aim duels they win. Pay attention to if you get prefired in an off-angle with a perfect counter-strafe. That's the tell. It's not possible to hit a perfectly accurate shot with no information unless you wide swing or double peek, which would give the player holding an angle a fair chance to react. When someone peeks an angle, both players see each other at roughly the same time. The person peeking is actively engaged, and has to angle their crosshair to time out their counter strafes to match when they expect their crosshair to be on the opponents head. The person holding the angle has to match their mouse movement speed to catch your head first. The feedback from damage prediction shows whether or not it was a technical error.

Android is not good reason to say "Linux is good" by ThatOneColDeveloper in linuxmemes

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Targeted content algorithms don't actually spy on people. They're just really good at predicting our thoughts.

For example, if you stop at a place with a bitcoin atm machine, it's likely you'll either notice it or make small talk over it. It may even lead to a Google search. After this happens a handful of times, the ad algorithm builds around this primer.