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garry4321 t1_iyeed8d wrote
Reply to comment by americon in Alexa, is the voice-assistant industry doomed? by WestEst101
That was a super publicized forum where Apple was basically given a golden opportunity to publicize that they werent going to share data. The risk with the FBI/law enforcement was nothing compared to the publicity and "trust" they could milk out of the situation.
If you think they are going to put one ounce of their ass on the line to protect you or not secretly use your data for their own goals, you are mistaken
garry4321 t1_iydpsv0 wrote
Reply to comment by fand0me in My mum and her best friend - 1982 by browndoctormoustache
You can just say "they sold black and white film in the 80's". "used to" is somewhat strange to add when you also say the past date, especially when they still sell such film
garry4321 t1_iyd833h wrote
Reply to comment by Affectionate_Grape61 in Extragalactic SETI looks for life beyond the Milky Way. But where? In game theory one solution is a Schelling point — a single event that draws different group's attention. A binary neutron star merger could act as one, because observers across the universe will all be looking in the same direction. by EricFromOuterSpace
When you look at the sheer scale of the universe in both size and time, its near impossible we will ever have contact with another civilization
garry4321 t1_iyd2f3s wrote
I worked in new builds, and you would be surprised how much cracking is considered normal. One year in, and crack that goes up halfway up the apartment? Eh, just building settling, put some filler on the crack and go about your day.
garry4321 t1_iyd1p7k wrote
Reply to comment by Bannedforlife123 in 22-year-old rescue pup is crowned the oldest living dog on Earth by Guinness World Records by spiritoffff
Ended up that way. Old media is dead.
garry4321 t1_iya8lee wrote
I wonder if christian kids stick with it because youre pretty much allowed to sin without repercussions and get to cherry-pick whatever you want to while ignoring the rest.
garry4321 t1_iy292qf wrote
The grocery store making record profits off of price increases, promises that if you buy THEIR generic brand, they wont gouge you as hard. Both profiting and trying to cut out the competition. When you are the store and a direct substitution provider, you control the price game.
garry4321 t1_iy1vzff wrote
Reply to comment by Remarkable-Hall-9478 in A bot that watched 70,000 hours of Minecraft could unlock AI’s next big thing by Soupjoe5
Ok so not AI. Just prebuilds (like we have now), but when you come to the village, one of the villagers has a block in his hands pretending he’s building it. You walk out of render distance for a second, come back , and there is a castle plopped down and the villager says “I did that”
garry4321 t1_iy0thtr wrote
Reply to comment by Idrialite in A bot that watched 70,000 hours of Minecraft could unlock AI’s next big thing by Soupjoe5
Perhaps, but these people are talking like we should do it now with zero understanding of how games work or things get done in a computer game. You don't just simulate AI villages with full pathfinding, and construction/deconstruction, crafting etc. abilities without huge PC requirements.
garry4321 t1_ixzsrfy wrote
Reply to comment by Emu1981 in A bot that watched 70,000 hours of Minecraft could unlock AI’s next big thing by Soupjoe5
Im not saying it hasnt improved at all, I am saying that moore's law is dead, and the multiplication of processing power each year is less and less. Processors used to double in processing power roughly every 2 years.
You even prove my point. The 3770k was released in early 2012. The I9 13900k which is the TOP OF THE FUCKING LINE CPU was JUST released.
Over 10 years and the top of the line CPU is only 250% faster than a chip released back in 2012? We were still flying the space shuttle in 2012. Obama still was a president with black hair in 2012.
2.5x better CPU in over 10 years. NOT GREAT
garry4321 t1_ixzrlyb wrote
Reply to comment by LastPlaceStar in A bot that watched 70,000 hours of Minecraft could unlock AI’s next big thing by Soupjoe5
Thats my point. If you want AI robots always building while you are not there, the game has to render those chunks and simulate the AI building. Perhaps not graphically, but still has to process it exactly the same as if you were there. Otherwise the game just has to fake it and slap in a pre-built castle as if the AI built it, but then thats not AI at all, thats just slapping down pre-builds.
garry4321 t1_ixzr35f wrote
Reply to comment by Idrialite in A bot that watched 70,000 hours of Minecraft could unlock AI’s next big thing by Soupjoe5
So you have to have quad 4090's to run minecraft now since you are rendering dozens to potentially hundreds/thousands of AI's building across an infinite map requiring the areas they are in to be rendered at all times.
Its not going to happen.
garry4321 t1_ixzqgox wrote
Reply to comment by Remarkable-Hall-9478 in A bot that watched 70,000 hours of Minecraft could unlock AI’s next big thing by Soupjoe5
Why would it need to be rendered?
If the goal is that when you come back to the town, they just plop a pre-fab castle in the middle of the town, thats not AI is it? They have to simulate the villagers building in Realtime at all times. With infinite villages available, that means that the game is now simulating dozens to hundreds of AI's building across the map thus having to keep those areas rendered in memory.
garry4321 t1_ixwk3y4 wrote
Reply to comment by hayseed_byte in Tasmanian flower farmer ‘shocked’ to learn she planted opium poppies by mistake by AsslessBaboon
Yes, but grape juice isn’t a drug that physically gets you high, so that’s quite a false equivalency to compare juice to a literal drug. Grape juice also doesn’t have scientific evidence of it interacting negatively with lots of mental illnesses.
What I’m saying is that the whole stoner culture of acting like weed is some cure-all and is 100% helpful and better for everyone to be doing; is just plain dangerous. It’s a drug, and like any drug it has negatives and DOES ruin lives. Maybe not as much as other drugs, but we need to stop pretending it’s a perfect substance.
garry4321 t1_ixwfzk2 wrote
Reply to comment by aliokatan in A bot that watched 70,000 hours of Minecraft could unlock AI’s next big thing by Soupjoe5
I’m saying near future. Also, there are infinite villages, so each village you find now has to be rendered and simulated constantly in addition to your actions. Picture each villager as now being a separate instance of Minecraft running on your PC.
Also, referencing historic gains in computing ignores the current factual reality that the exponential growth of CPU power has stalled for the last 10+ years and we are getting smaller and smaller returns on investment into CPU power.
garry4321 t1_ixwfpat wrote
Reply to comment by Crivos in A bot that watched 70,000 hours of Minecraft could unlock AI’s next big thing by Soupjoe5
Oh… well if you saw it, we must have the resources to simulate an infinite possible amount of AI villages in the next few years.
garry4321 t1_ixwfgav wrote
Reply to comment by LastPlaceStar in A bot that watched 70,000 hours of Minecraft could unlock AI’s next big thing by Soupjoe5
Infinite map means infinite villages means each new village you come across needs to be-maintained in processing and simulated in real-time. So yea, infinite map DOES matter. Each new village now needs to be simulated in addition to just simulating gameplay.
garry4321 t1_ixvcq00 wrote
Reply to comment by DonaldTrumpIsTupac in Tasmanian flower farmer ‘shocked’ to learn she planted opium poppies by mistake by AsslessBaboon
They aren’t bad people, they are just pissing their lives away addicted to weed. Weed is helpful for some people, but saying that weed is the solution for everyone is dangerous and incorrect.
The fact that they need to smoke and will literally mould their days and activities around getting high is just sad. They would be doing so much better if they just quit and didn’t have to be high 24/7.
I say this as someone who smokes weed too. I’m sick of stoner culture and the whole “weed is the ultimate cure and has zero negatives” lie that stoner culture pushes. Weed is a drug like any other. Sure it may not be as physically dangerous, but it still can fuck up people’s lives.
garry4321 t1_ixvbqyl wrote
Reply to comment by avalonian422 in A bot that watched 70,000 hours of Minecraft could unlock AI’s next big thing by Soupjoe5
And CPU’s have stagnated in power offer the last 10 years. Unless we get a breakthrough, there’s zero chance that the game is going to simulate AI villagers over an infinite map.
garry4321 t1_ixv8qe1 wrote
Reply to comment by StoopidHippie in Tasmanian flower farmer ‘shocked’ to learn she planted opium poppies by mistake by AsslessBaboon
Not necessarily. There are tons of weed smokers wasting their life away addicted (yes psychological addiction IS still an addiction) to smoking weed. I’ve known tons of stoners just wasting their lives high in their parents basement. Couldn’t go an hour without smoking.
garry4321 t1_ixv7f81 wrote
Reply to LPT: If your microwave dies, donate the glass tray before throwing out the appliance. Someone has broken theirs and will love finding it at a thrift store. by pioneertele
I bet OP has a bucket of old PC slalom cords sitting in their closet “just in case”
garry4321 t1_ixv6muk wrote
Reply to comment by Redditing-Dutchman in A bot that watched 70,000 hours of Minecraft could unlock AI’s next big thing by Soupjoe5
That would require a lot of computer resources to constantly keep the area rendered, and keep the AI computing and running in the background. There’s a reason villagers are simple and don’t do anything when you’re not around.
garry4321 t1_ixnwkg0 wrote
Reply to It can get hairy. by Direct_Conclusion_40
r/boomerhumor
garry4321 t1_ivvp9ia wrote
Reply to comment by SixGeckos in LG's latest display can be stretched by 20 percent. The 12-inch full-color display can be stretched to 14 inches. by Sariel007
We have those now and no one wants them because they’re fucking stupid
garry4321 t1_iyefqrl wrote
Reply to It took 30+ hours for me to etch a sketch the Mona Lisa [OC] by Pikajane
I cant see it that well, let me just hold it up to the light real quick...