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Jabor posted:Should kick out the horses too imo, hikers only i’d be okay with this
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wat https://twitter.com/substitute/status/993614246922502145 quote:In 2015, she created a character named “Rococo Basilisk” for a video of her song “Flesh Without Blood.” “I don’t know if you’ve heard of Roko’s Basilisk,” she told Fuse. “[This character] is doomed to be eternally tortured by an artificial intelligence, but she’s also kind of like Marie Antoinette.” Chris Knight fucked around with this message at 00:26 on May 8, 2018 |
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Chris Knight posted:Elon was researching the idea of joking about Rococo Basilisk, and when he saw Grimes had already joked about it, he reached out to her
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i showed you my basilisk answer me
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what if this relationship was meant to happen and by ridiculing it elon musk will punish you
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rococo’s modern basilisk
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President Beep posted:rococo’s modern basilisk i would watch the heck out of this
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for your sake i would hope so
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Jabor posted:Should kick out the horses too imo, hikers only nah any legitimate user should be given access when reasonable
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I can guarantee that people "got it" before ol musky
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The Leck posted:jesus christ, that sentence maybe they're awkward enough for each other? 
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MononcQc posted:what if this relationship was meant to happen and by ridiculing it elon musk will punish you
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https://twitter.com/maeve_mcdermott/status/993643404671234048
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suh’ cuute
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who’s the waiter?
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wtf don’t post unmarked Silicon Valley spoilers
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isnt the met gala another one of those events that have been wrecked by techbros like burning man?
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yeah but they were always bad
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lancemantis posted:nah any legitimate user should be given access when reasonable horses aren't legitimate, their owners are even less lancemantis posted:isnt the met gala another one of those events that have been wrecked by techbros like burning man? lol what are you smoking. the event started as a place for the scions of old money to show off their latest designer outfits with some occasional invited guests who weren't already rich as hell, and then some students and designers who weren't rich allowed in as part of the deal changing the source of the money isn't wrecking it
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ah now I remember: burning man is where techbros go to pretend to be artists, and the met gala is where they go to pretend to be celebrities
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called itthe information posted:Uber Finds Deadly Accident Likely Caused By Software Set to Ignore Objects On Road i lust for uber death
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Fuzzy Mammal posted:called it can their technology not, you know, factor in object size in such cases?
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President Beep posted:can their technology not, you know, factor in object size in such cases? the tuning is to ignore things that are considered to be false readings
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hobbesmaster posted:the tuning is to ignore things that are considered to be false readings i’m having a difficult time imagining something human and bicycle sized that wouldn’t cause a problem for a car. e: really not trying to be a wise rear end here. maybe there’s some common scenario that i just don’t realize
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President Beep posted:i’m having a difficult time imagining something human and bicycle sized that wouldn’t cause a problem for a car. you're right. it is hard to imagine. their system must be exceptionally bad and the onus should be on them to prove otherwise. release the data dara!
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I was told this a month ago by someone that works in the AI space, and he heard it from a friend of his. Apparently the object-detection network in a major self-driving car has a known-false positive that reports a pedestrian backing out, and it was such an issue it was causing the car to stop when nothing was there. Often in an unsafe manner. They put another layer of heuristics after the object-detection network to filter out certain "false positive" misclassificatons. I would guess you're seeing the results of that. Somewhere, they had a "pedestrian on a bike" false positive that was causing them to stop uncontrollably, so they put some in some code to ignore it because it was wrong. Oops.
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Suspicious Dish posted:I was told this a month ago by someone that works in the AI space, and he heard it from a friend of his. Apparently the object-detection network in a major self-driving car has a known-false positive that reports a pedestrian backing out, and it was such an issue it was causing the car to stop when nothing was there. Often in an unsafe manner. They put another layer of heuristics after the object-detection network to filter out certain "false positive" misclassificatons. I would guess you're seeing the results of that. Somewhere, they had a "pedestrian on a bike" false positive that was causing them to stop uncontrollably, so they put some in some code to ignore it because it was wrong. Oops. JFC!!! 
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“oh man. our robot car keeps imagining that it’s seeing brake lights. gently caress it. welcome to my ignore list.”
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the alternative is coming to a screeching halt in traffic every time a plastic bag or sheet of paper blows across the street
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the alternative is not doing this dumb poo poo because it’s literally killing people
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if your roadgoing product is designed to ignore things pedestrian shape then it shouldn’t exist
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President Beep posted:the alternative is not doing this dumb poo poo because it’s literally killing people
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President Beep posted:if your roadgoing product is designed to ignore things pedestrian shape then it shouldn’t exist but they had a bicycle. so clearly they were a cyclist. dumbass!!!
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Suspicious Dish posted:I was told this a month ago by someone that works in the AI space, and he heard it from a friend of his. Apparently the object-detection network in a major self-driving car has a known-false positive that reports a pedestrian backing out, and it was such an issue it was causing the car to stop when nothing was there. Often in an unsafe manner. They put another layer of heuristics after the object-detection network to filter out certain "false positive" misclassificatons. I would guess you're seeing the results of that. Somewhere, they had a "pedestrian on a bike" false positive that was causing them to stop uncontrollably, so they put some in some code to ignore it because it was wrong. Oops. lol
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Suspicious Dish posted:I was told this a month ago by someone that works in the AI space, and he heard it from a friend of his. Apparently the object-detection network in a major self-driving car has a known-false positive that reports a pedestrian backing out, and it was such an issue it was causing the car to stop when nothing was there. Often in an unsafe manner. They put another layer of heuristics after the object-detection network to filter out certain "false positive" misclassificatons. I would guess you're seeing the results of that. Somewhere, they had a "pedestrian on a bike" false positive that was causing them to stop uncontrollably, so they put some in some code to ignore it because it was wrong. Oops. some earlier version of this reportedly saw fixed road signs as being in the path of the vehicle and would freak out as well
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FMguru posted:the alternative is coming to a screeching halt in traffic every time a plastic bag or sheet of paper blows across the street also yes thats preferable in part bc i lust for uber death
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Suspicious Dish posted:I was told this a month ago by someone that works in the AI space, and he heard it from a friend of his. Apparently the object-detection network in a major self-driving car has a known-false positive that reports a pedestrian backing out, and it was such an issue it was causing the car to stop when nothing was there. Often in an unsafe manner. They put another layer of heuristics after the object-detection network to filter out certain "false positive" misclassificatons. I would guess you're seeing the results of that. Somewhere, they had a "pedestrian on a bike" false positive that was causing them to stop uncontrollably, so they put some in some code to ignore it because it was wrong. Oops. if you find yourself adding all these bespoke tweaks to your ML network to make the test cases give you the results you want, it's probably time to take a step back and reassess your approach
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