Ultimately this is just a problem of anyone listening to trash on the Internet.
Imane earned her spot and her podium. The Olympics and other organizations have stuff set up to ensure fair competition. No one should care for a second what alphawolf69 thinks on the topic.
I’m not diluting the current issue. It’s very important. But society should shift to stop considering bigots on Twitter as important discourse.
What’s the plan op? Do you really think you’re gonna diversify opinion or change minds by being this combative in a thread you started, and had to have known was a spicy topic to begin with?
There are meaningful discussions to be had on the general topic but I don’t think your approach was very effective
Interview fast. Leave without notice. (Drop your equipment off of course).
The company is actively harming you. You don’t have to be nice as you get away
The content about the reasons for different smiles is cool. And the highlighting of the training data influencing things is also good stuff.
But as far as realistic image generation based on culturally relatable smiling sounds like a skill issue. You can’t just generate images about specific times or settings or people with “defaults”. You have to specify your prompt.
Agree. Teenagers or the otherwise immature wish for this because it feels like some sort of vengeance or something. An exertion of will…
But the real deal is not wanting political violence at all.
Hm I think lots of government orgs help with this ? They aren’t perfect, but I’m happy the FDA and similar exist, trying to keep food safe. They force companies to do certain things.
I know they aren’t perfect.
That’s what he said (in inferred action)
Aside from global concerns about labor displacement, somewhere like Kenya seems silly for robot staff usage in 2024
You would expect to see this in places where labor is incredibly expensive, such that the cost of running robots (even if they are actually useful) competitively beats the cost of human labor
I heard it’s because they literally don’t have the programming to consider a predator moving at 60 mph. They don’t know how to respond to something like that
I’ve seen increasing usage of “allowlist/denylist” .
Classic armchair language.
Plus one for athletic. They are awesome. You could “trick” someone into thinking they had a normal beer with those, they taste so much like beer.
Jd Vance is:
THE DEEP
SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT
No foreign policy points?
I guess trade and tariffs touches on this, but I’m interested in NATO and geopolitics
What are you talking about?
Big surprise: other politicians don’t want to be shot doing their job.
If you are interested in content on massive sci Fi governments, consider reading foundation.
Despite some of its issues, it taps the topic of “how do massive organizations survive and morph, and possibly betray their own original mission” very well.