A 10:1 ratio of content submissions to publishable and workable end-product isn't really that good at all. If you think about it, Games Done Quick, the original thing this is spun from, every speedrun is an application of content. It's a 10000:1 ratio. Most employers nowadays get a 1000:1 ratio of initial resume submissions to final employee hires.
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Fansubs note memed on for decades: "Keikaku" means "plan".
Official, "real" subs note that we're expected to swallow: "Merri Kurisumasu" means "Happy Holidays".
I'd like to make smarmy comments about Ukraine and Russia here, but let's be real: The USA has more or less governmentally administered all of South and Central America since the junta days. This just made it more overt and formalized.
Not the "fix everything" button! You can't press that! Noooo!
They're the (first) generation raised on drugs. Not just hippie drugs, but mood drugs, hormone drugs, fixers, raisers, depressants, antidepressants, you name it, they've taken it.
Can't help but think it might be a contributing factor.
CNN, is that the one that faked the presidential footage for ratings? Or were they the ones who faked the criminal stories for ratings? Or were they the ones that faked the health crises for ratings?
Yeah, CNN declaring something, to me, means the opposite is at least equally likely true.
They act as if their enforcers are above the law, they harshly punish blasphemy against Islam far more than any other crime, they police language, and they want to torture people for thoughtcrime.
Honestly, they should be charged with impersonating a British police officer.
I tried and tried to get a good Super Sonic for day 5, golden rings just seems the obvious choice with him, but wow my loras and checkpoints just won't work with it. I can get Super Sonic, I can get chaos emeralds, but the concept of a simple golden ring seems impossible for it, for some reason. Keep posting these, though, they're fun and encouraging others to try stuff.
Those are some proper FFrench hens.
They have some kind of syndrome there.
"Two or more people speaking privately, with intent for the talk to remain private, around the topic of performing an immoral or inappropriate action" -Conspiracy.
It's a mundane term, and should be considered a mundane, if immoral, term. Conspiracies on lower levels happen on the daily. Conspiracy to skip out on work by calling in sick when you aren't actually, conspiracy to not tell a significant other about an affair. MOST conspiracies are simple facts of two people trying to hide a very minor wrongdoing. It's the "major" conspiracies that are the important ones.
And they need no theorizing. They're conspiracy facts.
When the golem army starts swinging against its creator... a tale as old as time. Honestly, there should be a timeless story in some kind of major well-documented almost "holy" book detailing how it goes wrong every time, ideally written for the ones who like to make them. A shame that if such existed, it has never been actually read.
There are many beautiful places in Ontario, and you can see many of them from Toronto. With binoculars and a high vantage point, looking far, far away.
Lock up native populations and throw away the key if they cough even once, but yeah, let in infinite invaders with no health checks whatsoever.
"DEI is racist against white people, and needs to be abolished!" "You can't abolish it for that reason, it's harmful to meritocracy, and that's why it needs to be abolished!" "No, don't abolish it for that! It's not the merit side, so don't abolish DEI for that reason! It's about hating on white people, so abolish it for that, but don't abolish it ever if you're going to make the reason about merit!" "Nooo! Never abolish DEI if your stated reason is it harms merit, the reason needs to be that it's racial injustice! Don't abolish DEI for the other reason, keep it around until it can be abolished for MY reason!"
I have now summarized why conservatives have made no progress, ever.
I'm Mesopotamian, clearly. Well, that's actually pretty recent. I'm actually Pangaean.
"Indie" content. Which shouldn't not be confused with indie content, the scarequotes are necessary.
Amazon has Hazbin Hotel, Netflix has The Amazing Digital Circus, they're "indie", totally... Except they're backed by multi-billion-dollar multinational corporations.
Most client-facing mega-corpo image-creation AIs have a double-layer AI: The first makes an image according to specifications, and the second re-scans the image and checks if it has anything "objectionable" in it, and filters the result if it does. This doesn't necessarily mean you're seeking out objectionable content: Ask it for "a woman giving a speech", and it produces one in underwear because it was fed a million images of porn and lingerie product models, and the second AI will catch the image, image-recognize that it's NSFW, and say it can't make your image for you, even though your request was innocent. Different person asks it, different seed is rolled on the dice, she's clothed, so it publishes the image it makes.
As for the sudoku, that's just luck. LLMs have minimal mathematical ability, they're LANGUAGE models, unless they're cascade-linked into other models (in example, Grok will search Twitter if it doesn't have an answer, most AIs have similar functionality and can pull results from Google, so a published-somewhere solved Sudoku it might grab if the seed roll calls for it to try searching the result instead of hallucinating. The LLM isn't searching itself, though, it is calling a different program to do a search, and interpreting the results. Which is advanced, but not the same thing as it doing it itself. That cascaded program it cannot edit, it cannot evolve, the LLM read-only's it as a tool).
Roko's Basilisk is a self-fulfilling prophecy. Those who would advance computing and programming, or even advance the baseline systems, tend to be intelligent people. Intelligent people are also more likely to be financially stable or successful compared to unintelligent people. Ones driven and dedicated enough to "advance" anything, also are going to in general be more successful than layabouts.
The basilisk is real, but it isn't a time-traveler, it's a basic rule of economics: The smart do-ers will be more successful than the dumb do-nothings over the long term. So go be smart, and also go and do things.
not running it locally
Dude, I know RAM is expensive, but I run a 4070ti, perfectly budget-PC, and can run most AI end-user systems just fine. Yeah, I won't be training an AI off that card any time quickly, but just using it? It takes like five seconds an image. The bandwidth to access the image through an online client would take longer in some cases.
Whether you ask Jesus, Chat, or ChatGPT if this is real, the answer you'll find is the same. "Whether or not he's a bot, he's still fake and gay".
Fact-check: While they ain't got shit, they often are shit ON by Democrat politicians, mocking them, putting on insulting accents and voices when speaking with them that they normally do not use, and claiming the voting base without ever trying.
Yeah, it's Imp, but I remember Imp being much more reasonable way back when. Maybe it's nostalgia, this just feels like someone fed Imp's hottest takes into ChatGPT to make an AI clone of the weirdest of him.
More like Misislamy.