This book, I assume? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echopraxia_(novel)
I'll have to check it out, I don't think I've read any of his stuff before, but I've heard Blindsight recommended a lot
This book, I assume? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echopraxia_(novel)
I'll have to check it out, I don't think I've read any of his stuff before, but I've heard Blindsight recommended a lot
That guy has a real knack for making songs work together that shouldn't
Yeah, there's no redeeming quality to this strip. Matt Melvin is the artist and has a series of C&H strips like this and I think is trying to do over-the-top humor like this one but isn't really getting it:
If anyone thinks we should do a different posting order for the old ones (i.e. random from all of C&H instead of sequential), it'd be good to hear feedback here: https://discuss.online/post/17098553
It'd be interesting to see if switching to pypy made any difference. It won't beat the eventual exponential growth, but I've seen it be as fast as Rust code I've written for code like this.
Yep, it runs on Lemmy also and federates just as you'd expect
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We welcome new users! We've got a signup process to keep out spam, but it's really basic. You just have to answer 3 questions and not have it be obviously AI slop. We're generally pretty quick about approving new users, and if we're not for some reason you can ping me, @[email protected] or @[email protected].
We've got a welcome thread to point you in the right direction if you're new to the discuss.online and/or the Fediverse: https://discuss.online/post/16318079. If chat is your thing, we've also got a chatroom at https://matrix.to/#/#online.discuss:discuss.online
Lastly I'll plug the [email protected] community that I help mod as well. I just posted the weekly How was your week in the US? thread and asked how many geese everyone thinks they could take on.
The first rule of goose club is HOOONNNKKKK 💪🪿🔪
The joke is that she walks into a Foot Locker and instead of getting advice for which shoes she should wear, she gets unsolicited advice about how to meet that guy's standard of beauty
Yeah, I think we've already achieved human-like AI, simply because of how low the bar is set by humanity. People tend to overrate the human experience IMO. Part of that is tied up in people's belief in souls and whatnot