rusty_shackleford
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we disagreed thoughAlways agreeing
we disagreed thoughAlways agreeing
What would you do if your continued existence depended on Shackleford?Is gamerchadd a user pleaser?
Always agreeing with the input from it's master.
So Dungeon Master AI cant tell left from right? Everything else is just a long winded "you kill him, he dies"It ain't all bad
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My issue with a lot of these GPT-2 models is that they disagree too often. Even with themselves. They seem to love contradiction as a writing device.
Like I and others have insisted should be done at every opportunity.This lack of internal consistency requires man to proofread machine's work.
It's not. It's not an idiom either, but that's beside the point. "Do worse" is correct in this context. But the sentence is still unclear that the subject is a person and not a product.
Completely unrelated, or I fail to see the point. If you get high turnover and resort to outsourcing instead, the goal is precisely to spend less time and money.No. It depends on the product and the field. And candidates will outright lie about their abilities, and you can get back work that looks NOTHING like what you wanted and is completely unusable.
High turnover with new hires matters less with outsourcing than with local hiring. In the majority of cases, you just fire the bad apple and grab another one with your total costs far less than a bad American hire.
AI is the same concept, but an order of magnitude faster and cheaper. There is no hiring or firing, just generate a new image.
You're going to automatize the task either way, it's just that machine learning would yield solid result in such case. Maps are not a new invention, machine learning just provide a good tool for a mssive scale use.And in the case of Google's applications, the work simply can't be done by humans. Can you imagine how many people it would take to go over every satellite image of the entire planet and outline the buildings? Or to plan traffic routes in real-time? It's just unrealistic.
No, hence my point, machine learned censoring turned it into a shitty one.Do you think it's curated by humans? lol. Maybe some results are in a way, but the vast majority are curated using machine learning.
When you're so mad at AI that you say stuff like this, it's hard to take you seriously.
And my point was that the rock bottom is lower than the current rock bottom of outsourcing.The point I was trying to convey is the global standard can't get worse than what they already are, because AI will represent the rock bottom of it.
No idea how you don't get that using AI spends less time and less money, but I can guess.Completely unrelated, or I fail to see the point. If you get high turnover and resort to outsourcing instead, the goal is precisely to spend less time and money.
Realtime traffic conditions tying into GPS time estimates are pretty new. Otherwise you're just storing every speed limit of every road and using math to figure out the time of arrival. Works, but not if there's road work, an accident etc.You're going to automatize the task either way, it's just that machine learning would yield solid result in such case. Maps are not a new invention, machine learning just provide a good tool for a mssive scale use.
Lol, which was the goal. They don't want you to find certain things. That's the point of censorship.No, hence my point, machine learned censoring turned it into a shitty one.
I really don't need to refute it. If you think putting an ad in a magazine is anywhere near as specific or scalable as directly advertising to someone anywhere online based on their race, age, sex, interests, internet history and a host of other data built from machine learning on similar cohorts, you are either very ignorant or deluding yourself.You have to resort to irony because you can't refute it.
It's really much more than that, but if you don't get that by now, nothing I say will convince you otherwise.The whole point of machine learning is learning from a data set to produce automated content on a far superior scale.
I'm not the one claiming he's so tired of AI though, am I?And yet you're also here in every thread
yesAnd my point was that the rock bottom is lower than the current rock bottom of outsourcing.
Never claimed such thing, you're resorting to false equivalency. My claim was that machine learning will be used for worked that used to be outsourced.No idea how you don't get that using AI spends less time and less money, but I can guess.
It's a pathfinding problem. Machine learning work great here, due to to the vast amount of data available, and most path only changing in the some minor way over time ( accident and road works indeed). Which don't mean that you should be applying machine learning to every pathfinding problem.Realtime traffic conditions tying into GPS time estimates are pretty new. Otherwise you're just storing every speed limit of every road and using math to figure out the time of arrival. Works, but not if there's road work, an accident etc.
The point is it also affect a lot of unrelated shit.Lol, which was the goal. They don't want you to find certain things. That's the point of censorship.
It really isn't, but you're blinded by the enthusiasm you get from playing with this new shiny toy.It's really much more than that, but if you don't get that by now, nothing I say will convince you otherwise.
Learn English already, dude.Never claimed such thing, you're resorting to false equivalency.
When did I say you should?Which don't mean that you should be applying machine learning to every pathfinding problem.
You're blinded by whatever bug you have up your butt about AI.It really isn't, but you're blinded by the enthusiasm you get from playing with this new shiny toy.
everyone in my country suck at English.
The mistake is the last several posts. You didn't understand why I was comparing AI and outsourcing and then you made some off the wall statement about outsourcing, followed by an accusation that I was using false equivalence when I tried to puzzle out a response.I have no qualm with you trying to be pedantic, but if you don't point out the grammatical mistake, that's just making you an asshole.
I mean, just what does this mean? I said you get a high turnover WITH outsourcing. What do you mean resort to outsourcing "instead"? Instead of outsourcing? Huh?If you get high turnover and resort to outsourcing instead, the goal is precisely to spend less time and money.
My claim was that machine learning will be used for worked that used to be outsourced.
Machine learning work great here,
and most path only changing
Here I am, patiently explaining to you about AI and trying my best to read through your grammar and you accuse me of being an asshole for finally having enough of it? Come on.The point is it also affect a lot of unrelated shit.
None of these mistakes that you've outlined impact the intelligibility of his posts, so you're just being a patronizing asshat.My claim was that machine learning will be used for worked that used to be outsourced.Machine learning work great here,and most path only changingHere I am, patiently explaining to you about AI and trying my best to read through your grammar and you accuse me of being an asshole for finally having enough of it? Come on.The point is it also affect a lot of unrelated shit.
Nigger, I'm showing how many mistakes he made per post. The intelligibility issue was in what I quoted before that.None of these mistakes that you've outlined impact the intelligibility of his posts, so you're just being a patronizing asshat.
I accept your (and other shills') concession on behalf of Sarathiour.Learn English already, dude.
Lol cope harder.I accept your (and other shills') concession on behalf of Sarathiour.
What ? If you're OUTsourcing, that means you are not hiring those people in the first place.I said you get a high turnover WITH outsourcing.
Point to the exact part where I coped. The very act of pressing "I sense large quantities of Copium" is an indisputable admission of coping. You are crying because non-retarded people refuse to be hyped up by some cheap display of artificial """"""intelligence""""""Lol cope harder.I accept your (and other shills') concession on behalf of Sarathiour.
Make sure the next luddite-wannabe who thinks magazine ads and maps are the same as AI-generated cohorts and machine-learning-driven routing can string together a sentence.
The part I quoted.Point to the exact part where I coped.
Hmm. And in sensing that, you are yourself coping.The very act of pressing "I sense large quantities of Copium" is an indisputable admission of coping.
N-no y-you!
Not really. You're just being autistic since the 'instead' at the end of that sentence naturally entails that the 'high turnover' being invoked at the beginning was referring to high turnovers occurring despite there being no outsourcing being done (hence his argument being that - all things being equal in terms of turnover rates - you'd resort to outsourcing as to waste less time (a.i. broader recruiment pool) and money (a.i. smaller costs).Nigger, I'm showing how many mistakes he made per post. The intelligibility issue was in what I quoted before that.
ESL. ESL everywhere.![]()
Ok. Thanks for the info. Great discussion about AI.Not really. You're just being autistic (proceeds to sperg out, get it all wrong and then confirms he can't speak English with a meme)
work/works/ no clue, is the order wrong ?/affects.The mistake is the last several posts. You didn't understand why I was comparing AI and outsourcing and then you made some off the wall statement about outsourcing, followed by an accusation that I was using false equivalence when I tried to puzzle out a response.I have no qualm with you trying to be pedantic, but if you don't point out the grammatical mistake, that's just making you an asshole.
I mean, just what does this mean? I said you get a high turnover WITH outsourcing. What do you mean resort to outsourcing "instead"? Instead of outsourcing? Huh?If you get high turnover and resort to outsourcing instead, the goal is precisely to spend less time and money.
And if I were to point out every error you make *that* would be assholish, and a huge waste of time, since you make so many.
My claim was that machine learning will be used for worked that used to be outsourced.Machine learning work great here,and most path only changingHere I am, patiently explaining to you about AI and trying my best to read through your grammar and you accuse me of being an asshole for finally having enough of it? Come on.The point is it also affect a lot of unrelated shit.