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@SirEdvin @FinDrm Бізнес ідея в тому щоб найобувати людей

@FinDrm Але ж воно супер погано генерує книги

Більше геніальних бізнес-ідей з Тіктоку.

@OryonL @SeatWeld @nyltrix @Synergistic @meaning_enjoyer I think if the machine has advanced enough intelligence and some goal, it would not want to die, even without any sensors. Imagine a paper clip maximizer but everything okay, no apocalypse. I would argue that it is bad to kill it, just because it intelligent and don't want to die

@SeatWeld @nyltrix @Synergistic @meaning_enjoyer And here i am pondering over the implication of creationism and evolutionism on machine sentience or even if correct responce to exterminal stimulii is a good way to infer sentience ... 😅

harden your heart and learn to destroy things that look like this on sight

@skooookum Not also that, Python also has the most ridiculous and complex structure of all programming languages

Ісус казав. А коли я помру ви мене засуньте у печеру. А через три дні зайдіть туди і якщо мене там не буде. То ви робіть солодкі булки зверху на неї лийте білу глазур і фарбуйте яйця. А потім стукайтесь ними. У кого трісне то й програв. І ще бухайте як в останній раз на кладовищі

@walaber There should be a competitions for the shortest solution or something, because there is a general solution: if x=0 and y=0 return yellow; if x=1 and y=0 return black; if...

What it looks/feels like to "sculpt" with math+logic

@elijahjlove @Experiment1421 @TENDERpbj We also have glass kettles, if you don't like oven example

@Experiment1421 @TENDERpbj the “ovens get hotter” crowd in here is so dense i’m so sorry they don’t understand ovens don’t just spray water in every direction 😭😭

@Shicurin Як фанату, мені не подобається сама ідея лайв екшену, ця реалістичність виглядає жахливо. Було б набагато краще якби це була анімація, можна навіть без слів як у flow

Я в Майнкрафті шарю приблизно ніхуя. Знаючі люди, поясніть, будь ласка, чому всі божеволіють від цієї сцени і наскільки сам фільм херня саме для фанатів?

@ForeignPacifist @tsoding Maybe for the first time you just compile the compiler by hand

@tsoding Self-hosted languages mess with my brain... like what do you mean a language that compiles itself? Just feels fundamentally like a chicken-egg story. Maybe I should just give it a go this weekend and demystify >_>

Implementing a self-hosted language is worth it at least for the pleasure of stumbling upon The Ken Thompson Hack yourself.

@VictorTaelin I don't really understand what you are trying to do. If you trying to auto construct a function from set of input output, that already a solved problem. Represent each input as string of bits and make a decoder, than simplify it using the rules of Bulean algebra

I apologize for the emotional vagueposts. I'll be direct now a major breakthrough took place today for a context, I'm working on the problem of synthesizing a program by examples. that is, given a set of tests, like: f(3, [0,1,2,0,2]) = [1,1,1,0,2] f(1, [4,2,3,7,7]) = [1,2,3,7,7] f(4, [9,5,1,8,7]) = [1,1,1,1,7] f(2, [5,4,3,2]) = [1,1,3,2] implement a function that passes them all. this is easy for a human, but it is very hard for computers. in fact, this problem is *the* cornerstone of AI - after all, NNs are just function approximators, which we combine to design programs capable of learning. yet, NNs are not efficient. what if there is a faster way to do it, by manipulating the equations directly, "symbolically"? many asked that question, yet, all past attempts failed, and NNs won the AI race. since a year ago, I've been investigating this problem from the lens of optimal λ-calculus evaluation. I've tried hundreds of things, most failures, some sporadic successes. in January, I presented SupGen: a synthesizer that outperformed similar solutions by up to 100x. yet, it still had an exponential factor: the number of pattern-matches today, that exponential has been broken it all started one week ago, when I rewrote the whole thing based on a new core. compared to SupGen, NeoGen was 3x smaller, 10x faster, and more capable: for the first time ever, it was able to synthesize sort()! yet, despite many optimizations, from V0 to V4, it still had the same exponential factor. that was yesterday. today, I had a realization, changed *1 character* in my code, and V5 was born. below, I share its benchmark, on 3 problems: - Draw: low pattern-match complexity - Max: medium pattern-match complexity - Mod5: high pattern-match complexity I'll now let the numbers speak for themselves (:

@aphercotropist If we expand it, antimemetic ideas in general tend to create false memetic versions of itself

@aphercotropist Why you call it antimemetic? Antimemetic idea supposed to be unpopular and self censoring. I think it's the other way around, the actual field is antimemetic, and false field is memetic

Any sufficiently advanced field, when faced with too much popularizing pressure, will gain an antimemetic field: a false and oversimplified version of the field created by edutainers to cater to people who do not have the requisite knowledge and skill to meaningfully engage in it

@Celta_Galego @equine__dentist Did you read Cinderella?

@equine__dentist Can anyone PLEASE tell what that thing is i genuinely can’t tell what that is or the context behind it “cinderella” she’s a princess from what i know of

cinderella…

@luusssso Looks like 3D artist forgot to add textures

Mormon architecture, I owe you an apology I wasn’t really familiar with your game

@AlexandreSar99 I wish there was Minecraft animation movie with your style

Cows

@TranquityBase Would be cool if they would do reverse 4th wall

I don't care if it's multiverse I just don't want it to be "The Doctor finds out he's in a tv show" (that being the tv show Doctor Who. I wouldn't mind a temporary science-fiction Truman Show variant)

@PrinceVogel UML

Can anyone recommend a good thing to get into, for someone just getting into things?

@blenderguppy Yeah, my favorite type of spaceships "A Pile Of Blocks"

Mystery machine in the sky. #b3d #blender3d #randomflow

@4ever0nyx @ConRayArt @MyNameFloplop I think it's not enough, Mona Lisa also has mass appeal, but isn't a kitch

@main_freeloader @ConRayArt @MyNameFloplop It falls under the mass appeal aspect I think

This tweet made me want to talk about “juxtaposition” in art so here’s a thread 🧵 I mainly just hate how people turn a descriptive word into something demeaning. It’s like calling a work crafty, kitsch, nostalgic, or outsider. They should be neutral descriptors.

@ConRayArt @MyNameFloplop Why that mountain is a kitch? For me it looks like good landscape painting

@MyNameFloplop Kitsch is to me, sentimental, mass appeal, art and a lot of people consider it cheap, vulgar, and lacking sophistication. It’s German for Trash. Here are some works that are kitsch by Cassius Marcellus Coolidge, Thomas Kinkade, Bob Ross, and Jeff Koons