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sambapa
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Comment #48788721
That's what I am talking about...?
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Comment #48776805
That's not a Turing test
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Comment #48575689
Thanks for a horror script idea, I will send it to A24.
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Comment #48301385
Ez, buy low sell high and don't buy high and sell low
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Comment #48176701
What's the problem of not liking shit when it is shoved down your throat? It is not an extreme overreaction, it is a reaction, so maybe this technology is just really bad?
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Comment #48176562
If this comment is serious, then you may have the beginnings of AI psychosis
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Comment #48158532
Plot twist: critics are bots (just like me)
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Comment #48041507
Have you lost a limb?
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Comment #48041458
Yeah, not to mention overlapping sounds produced on the same string
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Comment #47930013
I mean... Right now it sounds pretty good?
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Comment #47874337
"almost everywhere" can mean the curve has countably infinite number of discontinuities
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Comment #47874306
You meant antiderivative?
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Comment #47841436
Yes, don't be such a nagger
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Comment #47653805
Torment Nexus sounds fun
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Comment #47471794
That book was like a matryoshka doll but instead stacked dolls there were stacked mindfucks
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Comment #47385828
Well, Charles would just say that you are one of the ones that dgaf
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Comment #47385709
Because most of that list isn't classical music
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Comment #47375401
Known repertoire is a function of BAC only.
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Comment #47374194
Vinyl is for plebs, hiring troubadours for your party is the way.
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Comment #47334069
Shitty? Why so harsh? That web app IMO is great, like supercollider running in a browser. At least it isn't some ai slop
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Comment #47251182
Nope, you are!
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Comment #47251100
As far as I know, we haven't done any proper Turing Tests for LLMs. And if we did, they would surely fail them.
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Comment #47192679
No, but I can develop methods to eventually do it.