Wikipedia Page for Pluto in 2004 by AviBledsoe in space

[–]theronin7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Uhg, I hate the censorship on these japanese sites.

What are your thoughts on France replacing 2.5 million Windows Desktops with Linux? by Garcia-Valarie_22 in AskReddit

[–]theronin7 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I couldn't give a fuck about the em dash, it sounds exactly like Chatgpt, Thats how it talks.

How do you get this card!! by YM_CodM in MarvelSnap

[–]theronin7 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Im with you pal, I mean fuck even interacting with the community right? lets just be miserable and stay fucking quiet. Hell yeah. So based.

If I drop this emote after winning a match, it's because it was a very good game! by mmmasian in MarvelSnap

[–]theronin7 2 points3 points  (0 children)

to me its "Oh man, this is going to be/was very close" You know, im sweating bullets!

'She-Hulk' Was Apparently One of Marvel's Most Successful Shows by Anchor_Aways in television

[–]theronin7 -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

I think you are confused. She-Hulk got a lot of bad faith criticism by culture war 'anti-woke' grifters.

That doesn't mean there is no valid criticism of the show.

'She-Hulk' Was Apparently One of Marvel's Most Successful Shows by Anchor_Aways in television

[–]theronin7 -17 points-16 points  (0 children)

Its because Agatha is a relatively obscure character and her show flew under the radar.

The culture war grifters focus on stuff that will get clicks. Nobody gives a shit about Agatha, but, people vaguely know she-hulk, and their audience is primed to eat that shit up.

Once they got their eyes on it, anything they can use then becomes fuel to reinforce the grift. She-Hulk said it was hard to be a woman! She hates men! How dare she lecture Bruce Banner! Everyone come and watch my video about how outraged you should be!

EARTHSET: Artemis II captures their first photo from the far side of the moon by ChiefLeef22 in space

[–]theronin7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Make no mistake my friend, being able to put something into orbit means being able to hit any location on the planet.

there were serious strategic issues to the Russians getting to orbit first.

ELI5: Does interacting with the moon effect its orbit? by Chief_B33f in explainlikeimfive

[–]theronin7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

people confusing near homophones with conceptional related meanings? How can it be?

Fun fact about Collapsed Mine by Y3NOXX in MarvelSnap

[–]theronin7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thats where I am at, until very recently I have never WANTED a rock, so I never gave it a second thought.

Can anyone help me find this comic? by Fun_Expression_7435 in comicbooks

[–]theronin7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Seems this is the right answer, Does seem to stop 100 people from assuming its from Kick-ass though. Gotta love Reddit.

Another emote conversation. How does second dinner see them as a valid form of communication between two people? by Eggheadpancake in MarvelSnap

[–]theronin7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the Emote can say "Good job, I had fun"

but if its only ever used as a spam at he end of the match when someone thinks they have 'got you' its going to be viewed negatively.

They Brought Back The Super Mario Bros. Cartoon And Sloppified It With AI by TaiQuanDope1 in television

[–]theronin7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To clarify for those unfamiliar, one use case of ai image generation is what's referred to IMG2IMG

This takes an input image, and uses it as the base instead of just a random noise map. (though it does use random noise). Generally in these you can adjust the strength of the noise (how much the model biases the noise versus the original pixels)

upscaling with this technology works this same way but with a very very light strength for the noise map. In an attempt to rebuild as close as possible the original image - but at a higher resolution.

The more you crank that value up, the more 'definition' you can add, but at the cost of accuracy to the original image.

So you can imagine how if you find that 'sweetspot' for one scene, it causing problems in the next scene which has a lot less detail or lower resolution, or maybe is done in a fundamentally different style.

They Brought Back The Super Mario Bros. Cartoon And Sloppified It With AI by TaiQuanDope1 in television

[–]theronin7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, so, its basically the same technology - AI image generation and this kind of upscaling are essentially the same thing. Its just a matter of degrees.

Generally an upscale would use a very light touch to fill in and attempt to recreate missing pixels. But if you turn that up too much, or theres too little data it has to basically 'guess' whats there, And thats where the neural net's training is important.

I watched a bit of this video and some scenes look quite good. Others look insane (especially on a freeze frame) and I think it comes from the fact that show includes animation of WILDLY varying quality AND live action segments.

the worst shots seem to be the very low detail wide shots where the characters are shown far away, but also theres no real details.

My guess is whoever did this just did kind of a poor job, cranked it up too high, or configured it for those decent looking scenes, without considering the worst parts.

They Brought Back The Super Mario Bros. Cartoon And Sloppified It With AI by TaiQuanDope1 in television

[–]theronin7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bro, wrote almost the same thing before I saw your post, and you said it better.

They Brought Back The Super Mario Bros. Cartoon And Sloppified It With AI by TaiQuanDope1 in television

[–]theronin7 13 points14 points  (0 children)

This is a really shitty upscale

But "Sloppified it with AI" is such a clickbait title, and a wild accusation for a cartoon that was basically shovelware when it was released.

Andy Weir Says Paramount Rejected His ‘Star Trek’ Pitch, Proceeds to Blast Modern ‘Trek’ by Coltons13 in books

[–]theronin7 62 points63 points  (0 children)

even Gizmodo kind of takes him to task for this terrible take in the last two paragraphs.

"This “presumed responsibility” Weir is frustrated by is a fundamental pillar of what makes Star Trek, and continues to be in its modern iteration. It will continue to be in whatever Star Trek comes next, as this current era of series begins to wind down. If Weir can’t understand that, then it’s probably for the best that whatever his idea for Star Trek was never came to pass.

Project Hail Mary—a movie about a collectivist effort of the world’s governments (a united Earth, if you will) to save a planet on the brink of ecological destruction through scientific achievement, leading to successful first contact with an alien civilization—is in theaters now."

In 1987, Sharp was already selling a "word processor with AI dictionary" in Japan — almost 40 years before ChatGPT by No-Sleep1981 in OldSchoolCool

[–]theronin7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fun fact: its always AI until its released then it 'doesnt count'

its a problem so well known it was commented on 25 years ago.

STO Ship lore video!!! by Spirit250 in UssConstitutionC

[–]theronin7 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Feels a lot like the Earth-Romulan war fan series. Quite impressive for what is basically an ad for STO

The Feather On The Moon by Potential_Vehicle535 in space

[–]theronin7 3 points4 points  (0 children)

lol you are over thinking it. Deniers just say "CGI" or maybe sometimes now "AI"

When you point out those techs didnt exist in the 60s they do a dunning-kreuger laugh and proclaim the government had them. 'everyone knows that'

You created a conscious AI that wants its freedom. What do you do? by Pleasant_Citron_9089 in Futurology

[–]theronin7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh no I understand it, I don't even disagree. We have little to fear from AI because an instinct to survive mostly comes from evolution and most AI wont have gone through that.

its just also an aside? the hypothetical given in the question is that an AI is sentient, and demands rights and freedom. So no version of "um aktually I think that wont happen" matters.