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CooCooCaCha

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    Comment #48968402

    I’ve been learning houdini recently, and I have to agree. In terms of nodes and simulation, Houdini is still lightyears ahead of blender. I say this as someone who loves blender an…

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    Comment #48908480

    That suggests a straightforward mapping between context -> program. Maybe for trivial programs but I don’t see how you can argue that for sufficiently complex programs. Reasoning m…

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    Comment #48752292

    MIT is simple, open, and common which is a big benefit for indie projects, small studios, and anyone with limited legal resources. It means there’s lots of info on the internet exp…

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    Comment #48752015

    I find this whole conversation baffling. Licenses and contracts are not a replacement for being a decent person.

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    Comment #48751992

    Because there’s a clear mismatch between the value generated from Box2d vs the value the creator receives, and that’s common for open-source in general. It would be common decency …

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    Comment #48585698

    The root level comment is talking about their general vision of healthcare. We’re talking about ideal goals here. Whether midjourney helps with those goals or not is a related, but…

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    Comment #48585030

    The only relevant implication is the word “useful”. Clearly we want useful data, that’s obvious.

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    Comment #48476091

    Because we’ve been able to spend more and more on the next miniaturization. That does not seem infinitely sustainable or even physically possible to sustain indefinitely.

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    Comment #48357741

    Capitalism is trending towards uncertainty. - Job security is getting lower. - Insurance is getting spotty, will this be covered? Maybe? - Companies are testing dynamic pricing. - …

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    Comment #48198859

    I bet the API pricing helps pay for search users

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    Comment #48197798

    I think people are sick of hearing about AI but they’ll embrace this change for the simple reason that they hate computers and want to feel like they’re taking to a human.

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    Comment #48197591

    I think this will be one of those things that the hacker news crowd lambasts and calls a mistake but will either be neutral or seen as a positive to your average user.

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    Comment #48194847

    Do you have any idea how much it costs to build a frontier model and how much money it takes to enable R&D at the cutting edge?

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    Comment #48184351

    Yeah self-interest occurs across different time scales and consists of a mixture of logical and emotional factors. It’s also subjective and dependent on the persons values, beliefs…

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    Comment #48183846

    Self-interest includes chemical dependence and emotional satisfaction. The broader point is that self-interest is not purely logical because humans are not purely logical beings.

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    Comment #48037408

    Appeals to individualism and capitalism, why am I not surprised.

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    Comment #48036967

    I’m so intensely sick of this attitude. We are losing things with technology. Important things. Human things. Looking under a microscope at one specific instance and saying “eh it’…

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    Comment #47856613

    Anthropic recently changed their take-home test specifically to be more “out-of-distribution” and therefore more resistant to AI so they can assess humans. I’m so tired of “there’s…

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    Comment #47784744

    So there’s no difference at all? Making everybody have brown hair is the same as giving everyone down syndrome?

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    Comment #47783497

    All analogies are flawed and I think you’re taking the wrong message here. If doctors gave mothers a vaccine that prevented down syndrome, at a high level, that would be the same a…

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    Comment #47783378

    This post is about curing down syndrome though. Saying “but they’re happy” in this context is implying that we shouldn’t try to cure it, which is obviously ridiculous.

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    Comment #47782605

    If I told you I put a chemical into the water supply that gave people brown hair you’d probably think I am weird and stupid but not evil. If I told you the chemical gave people dow…

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    Comment #47093751

    Taste isn’t a social construct, it’s a function of how your brain is structured/wired. How it’s applied is a social construct.

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    Comment #47091585

    I disagree taste is a very real thing and there are multiple levels to taste from shallow and easily changed, to deep and relatively constant. Shallow taste is stuff like popular t…