it went wrong when he asked a question and answered with probably.
it would instead go straight to THE RADICAL LEFT WANTS ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS TO BASH AMERICAN CITIZENS or something
there’s no room for questions or probabilities in fascism, things need to be certain, binary, simple, and scary.
it’s just people with no skills and all resentment.
i agree llms can’t do shit right now, what I was talking about was a hypothetical future in which somehow these useless techbros found a way to make them worth a shit. they certainly would be able to make a logical program work than infuse any artistic value into any audio or image.
programs can be written to respond to a need that can be detected and analyzed and solved by a fairly advanced computer. art needs intent, a desire to create art, whether to convey feelings, or to make a statement, or just ask questions. programs can’t want, feel or wonder about things. they can pretend to do so but we all know pretending isn’t highly valued in art.
por que no los fucking neither, is what i think.
my point exactly. practical purpose and security are things you can analyze and solve for as a machine at least in theory. artistic value comes from the artistic intent. by intent I don’t mean to argue against death of the author, as I believe in it, but the very fact that there is intent to create art.
it’s funny that some people think programming has a human element that can’t be replaced but art doesn’t.
I don’t think any of these people know what “smart” is supposed to mean cause these must be the dumbest ideas for any product I’ve heard so far.
I was talking about the comment you responded to. seeing colonizers kill and torture innocent civilians and calling “humans” cruel is either both sidesing a genocide or not counting the victims humans in the first place, because they’re obviously not being cruel here.
yeah what a weird thing to say. the palestinians must not be human I guess.
4x4 bingo?
I’ll take that as a yes
is this AI, what the hell are you even arguing right now
yes, you can start by not funding north korea. oh look, mission accomplished! now do Israel, you disingenuous ass.
not with this level of education and apathy. you make a new party, for everyone who’s heard of it, there’s going to be a thousand who haven’t, and even if they see your name on the ballot and like you they’ll just vote dem because they’re gonna think that’s what they should do.
remember that Google search for “did Biden drop out” peaked on election day, lots of people found out only when they saw the fucking ballot.
if you’re not paying it doesn’t really matter. open source belongs to everyone; it’s a disservice to put it in the same bag as, say, a Microsoft or Apple OS.
plus how far removed is enough? are we going to scrutinize what programming languages were used and where they originated as well?
it definitely changes by the guest imo. although I have a number of favorites, ben sparks to me is the absolute best. he not only explains things in simple terms but often has these programs to help you visualize things to intuitively understand them in some capacity, and also adds a narrative that’s really interesting to follow.
he often talks about things he discovered while messing around with his programs, so he can tell an engaging story by walking the viewer through the thread that he himself went through, encountering mysteries and making discoveries. he’s a math story wizard.
there are many other guests who are really fun to listen to as well. and a couple that unfortunately just easily gets into advanced math that completely loses me and leaves me more confused than before the first minute.
somewhat related, awesome numberphile video, was my absolute favorite for a long time:
wow I hate this meme format
the dude looks more badass than his statue
“your friends”
dude my friends don’t charge me for shit