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idk maybe they use a combination of classifying sites themselves (keywords) and images (some dumb nn) and then some threshold? ive seen porn go through a couple times.
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akadajet posted:I thought you could almost always find porn if you keep scrolling down the results. probably? this was like page 1-2 of some image search
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yeah sure, a statistical model of the solar system is a pretty good predictor for eclipses. thats kindof what we've had since millennia (more or less successfully) idgi, whats his point?
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i loving love science
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should have asked him for his fukushima code imo
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akadajet posted:when these drivers hit 88+ you're going to see some serious poo poo great scott!
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Sagebrush posted:it's unambiguous in america too bc nobody in america uses permille. oh look at me using a fancy different unit that looks almost the same as one 10x larger instead of just adding a zero to the figure. this won't be confusing. like if you had millimeters and rnillimeters (100 microns), abbreviated mm and rnm using the fancy symbol is literally adding a zero to it i use permille in any context all the time because saying .4 percent is crazy, just say 4 permille.
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that's will happen anyway. stupid gonna stupid
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hosed up if true
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AI caramba
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Fanged Lawn Wormy posted:is fortran the one u have to dress as a cyber gladiator for? dont forget the huge boner
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looking at that cover again, i wonder what kind of facial hair e. floegel had 
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:that's surely the horniest stack programming in particular has ever been horny & stacked programmers???
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could be based on imperical observation & adjustment, ie tweak the nn input until you get the desired output
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this guy might be a dumbass https://twitter.com/Bschulz5/status/1202631062410674176
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echinopsis posted:I'll show you my confidence interval planck time, huh
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my weeder course was having to show up
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ultrafilter posted:No one in statistics is saying that. coulda fooled me
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Midjack posted:or if not crime rates, kidney stones and urinary tract infections? cool country
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why are they all making the weird orgasm meme face
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loaded dice but you don't know how they're loaded
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yea that sure sounds scary but on the other hand, every other industry also had guns and drugs & yet they still became unemployed
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Sleng Teng posted:Dunno wtf "the team is working on separating the concepts of name/username/email from gender identity" youre the ones putting a gender identity on my email in the first place!!!
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400 X chromosomes ought to be enough for anybody
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training a tank with starcraft AI is some tesla-tier bullshit
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leper khan posted:I joined the ML group in a non-ML driven org (doing things that aren't ML) and the product people keep asking me for ideas on what we can use ML to solve. make a webpage that says "gently caress you" louder the more recently you visited it see how long it takes for them to catch on
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50.1% is pretty much fully confident. that cat is a shapeshifting 50/50 herpes/covid-19 mimic prokaryote elon voice: "i say we nuke it from orbit" *ch-chunk whirrrrr*
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what like expert systems
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mystes posted:Since coronavirus has also disrupted the market economy, rather than actually having companies provide goods and services, what if we just use an ai model to predict what goods and services people would have bought and then give all the money to the richest 1%? gently caress it why not, makes number go up right
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lliitteerraallyy
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good grief
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imo big data people shouldnt survive unless they post in yospos, because then they are already dead
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not gonna read it, but from the illustration it just looks like the test subjects went oh hey that guy is smiling *click :like: button*
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qirex posted:also classical portraits seems like the worst possible training set since they were usually done specifically to make the patron look awesome and their enemies look shady yeah, capital p Portraits arent naturalistic, not then, not now. they all have a message. i guess theres value in examining what that message is and how it has changed through history, but thats not a job for machine learning lol
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ultrafilter posted:If I were an art historian I'd probably have a lot to say about this but as is I'm just withholding judgment until the actual experts weigh in. sounds like theyre evaluating historical and contemporary portraits based on whatever the current model of "trustworthiness" says, ie they show that the common styles of portraits indeed change from historical styles towards the contemporary styles, and that the current model considers historical portraits less trustworthy, whatever that menas im tired
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