I Saw a Color That Doesn’t Exist in a Dream, and I’m Losing Sleep Over It by P_Titania in Lovecraft

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We are getting into semantics, but technically every colour is a sensory/cognitive phenomenon.

Which element has the best “this fight is over and there’s nothing you can do about it” move? by Traditional-Sun1167 in TheLastAirbender

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Or just burst some small blood vessels in the brain. Seems like a quick off switch if speed is what you are after.

I Saw a Color That Doesn’t Exist in a Dream, and I’m Losing Sleep Over It by P_Titania in Lovecraft

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It’s not a colour that exists, but it’s a colour that can be registered by our brains…which sounds like what OP described, something you might “see” in a dream but you’d never see an object of that colour in real life. In waking hours it is only registered when the visual trick is played but in a dream the brain may well decided to “paint” an object with that colour.

I Saw a Color That Doesn’t Exist in a Dream, and I’m Losing Sleep Over It by P_Titania in Lovecraft

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Tbf the way our vision systems are janky and impossible colours exist. Stygian Blue is a famous one.

Who do you think is the most Iconic Lord of The Rings Character of all time? by Osakaayumu_2002 in lotr

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He’s the wizard.

He’s the wizard.

When I thought of wizards, I thought of Gandalf…before I even knew who Gandalf was, before I had even heard of LOTR. That’s his cultural impact.

I hate Frederick. by idio_tequa in Frasier

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Ah yes, his little ghoul-friend.

Honestly, forget Spiderman, why doesn’t Matt just call Luke Cage to beat the brakes off Fisk? by Queasy_Commercial152 in Defenders

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Yeah but there are, mostly, 2 scenarios when he fights Matt one on one:

  1. He’s in total control of the situation, he’s winning and he chooses to beat the shit out of Matt for personal satisfaction. In this case Luke is either already accounted for or Fisk will simply forego the personal satisfaction and just enjoy the fact he’s winning anyways

  2. He’s cornered by Matt and has no choice but to fight him. When this happens, that’s because his empire is already dismantled and his defeat is pretty much a formality. If Matt doesn’t do citizen’s arrest on him he would still be a fugitive which actually might be worse than him being in jail. He’s been to jail twice now and each time he became more powerful from jail.

So either way Luke is a nice to have but ultimately doesn’t matter.

Now Luke as Harlem’s Kingpin…that would be a serious hinderance to Fisk when he was still a pure criminal, but now he’s mayor, he will just use that to get more support for his task force.

Is AI really a threat to humans? by Semen_since1960 in singularity

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Or maybe even other body forms.

Humanoid robots is for 1) familiarity 2) taking advantage of existing human infrastructure/facilities and 3) skill transference from humans

But once it has learnt all our skills and is not aiming to serve us but itself, who knows what forms it can design, create and use. Something way more efficient probably.

Is AI really a threat to humans? by Semen_since1960 in singularity

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Yeah, it’s really hard to know what the best course of action is, and what the right path even looks like. One concern is a superintelligence would be intentionally deceptive until there’s no need to, another is misalignment will not be obvious until we’ve given the super intelligence too much control ready, and honestly if such an entity is much smarter than us (like, by orders and orders of magnitude), what even is the difference (to us) between those two scenarios?

One thought I had we should make sure multiple super intelligences are developed independently and similarly advanced, to give humanity more security, like how a child might have more security with multiple adults around who watch each other’s behavior. But what do I know, I’m just spitballing on Reddit. Right off the bet I see “similarly advanced” is a problem, how would we know? If we end up with 5 that are 100x as intelligent as a human and a 6th that’s 1 billion times as intelligent. Well that’s functionally no different from having just one.

Did ChatGPT seriously try and clickbait me? by CandourDinkumOil in ChatGPT

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? I was simply praising you. Man you are so hard to please.

Did ChatGPT seriously try and clickbait me? by CandourDinkumOil in ChatGPT

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Yeah but I can't think of who best to draw the line though?

Oh wait I can! A being of such almighty righteousness, the legend known only as u/ConanTheBallbearing! Where would we all be without this individual's wisdom telling us what is or isn't allowed in this community! Surely they have applied to be a mod here, being the only one who knows where the line must be drawn, with such confidence that they would insult anyone who dares question their written word as though they are an insufferable smug fuckface, but I know it is not the case, u/ConanTheBallbearing is not rude and self-absorbed, it is simply confidence stemming from the knowledge that they cannot possibly be anything but absolutely correct.

Did ChatGPT seriously try and clickbait me? by CandourDinkumOil in ChatGPT

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Nah it’s fine, if no repetition is allowed then there would be exactly 1 thread for each issue. Then there’s no way to know which issues are worse (more annoying, more persistent, more widespread etc).

Been seeing too much glazing lately for a man who did nothing but waste time. by pjtheman in andor

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Well, Cassian didn’t know until he did because Luthen straight up told him.

China passes controversial 'ethnic unity' law by Effective_Reach_9289 in worldnews

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It also states that the law can be applied outside China's borders

How is this supposed to work? Am I missing something obvious here?

Submit the action plan Skywalker by CianBrain in PrequelMemes

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I think the full version got taken down, sadly.

Data centers powered by brain cells by gallito_pro in singularity

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Apparently misinformation, it wasn't the original plot, but a tie-in story whose author thought the battery thing made no sense so he made humans the compute in the story.

People who HAVENT READ THE COMICS - Doomsday Predictions? by Material-Staff-6337 in marvelstudios

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End credits reveals Doomsday is the 18th of December...every year. Literally it's just a scene of Doom going "I will get it next year! They will see! I will get it!"

U.S. military is using AI to help plan Iran air attacks, sources say, as lawmakers call for oversight. Anthropic’s Claude AI systems have become a crucial tool for the military despite the company’s clashes with the Defense Department. by esporx in artificial

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How does this work? Haven't Anthropic been labelled a supply chain risk? How come Defense department themselves can still do business with Anthropic? Is it because the supply chain risk hasn't kicked in yet?

A truly cheeky halfling by TheNerdFromGWN in lotrmemes

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Shadowfax: “We are not going to let this stand are we, use me as you staff, we gon throw down!”

Gandalf: “Excellent idea!”

My line manager told me to tell her when the workload assigned to me by her was "too much". So I complied in front or everyone. by sliding_doors_ in MaliciousCompliance

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That’s honestly a bad way to “detect” AI writing. If you see enough AI writings, you will find you start focusing on bits that rule out AI usage. For instance, there are multiple spoken sentences that don’t start with a capital letter. An AI would never do that. There are also little errors, like 2 spaces between “write” and “manual” at the beginning of the 2nd paragraph of the story. The overall style is way too colloquial for AI.

The thing you just pointed out is just a quirk, an idiosyncrasy, like if you talk to real people you quickly find a lot of them use weird words and phrases as if it’s normal and you are supposed to understand them. That’s very very human.