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Richard Pill is running for office in 2020 and wants your vote.
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when the cybereye data collection determines that you crank it 3x a day, will the algorithm stop sending ads for dick pills? or will it step it up so you can get up to 4x or 5x? e: asking 4 a friend
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prisoner of waffles posted:when the cybereye data collection determines that you crank it 3x a day, will the algorithm stop sending ads for dick pills? or will it step it up so you can get up to 4x or 5x? it'll unlock a badge and post it on your facebook to boost engagement
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Jan 2, 2019 19:33
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cranking it til its raw for those sweet 'cheevos
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goiong to install kali and make a shadowrun on the dumpsters behind starbucks later i hear they throw out sandwiches that are still good cyberpunk 2019
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kali? 1v1 me in warcraft 2 on katan's lair tonight
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Jan 2, 2019 22:16
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Are there any AI programs for platonic companionship and validation? 
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SpaceAceJase posted:Are there any AI programs for platonic companionship and validation?
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MindSet posted:cranking it til its raw for those sweet cheetos fixed for cross-marketing
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https://youtu.be/AxbZq8Zmd88 cyberpunk documentary (1990)
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one hour pro click
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prisoner of waffles posted:when the cybereye data collection determines that you crank it 3x a day, will the algorithm stop sending ads for dick pills? or will it step it up so you can get up to 4x or 5x? Seeing I just got an add for the coffee grinder I just bought, time to engage with Bob Dole's perfect teeth some more.
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Kilometres Davis posted:one hour pro click Goddamn we were gullible fuckers back then. The Michael Synergy part starting at 11:00 is just laughable now. EDIT: Oh holy poo poo! At 26:40, they talk about Mind Machines. MIND MACHINES! I *begged* my parents for money to get a mind machine back in 1993. I saw the ad in Mondo 2000, which made it sound like it they had invented the thing from Gibson novels allowing you to upload information directly into your brain. Turns out they were just cheap welding goggles with little incandescent bulbs in them (not even leds). drat. LanceHunter fucked around with this message at 13:58 on Jan 3, 2019 |
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Jan 3, 2019 13:33
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by those standards we're still gullible fuckers. to illustrate, wait for the CES coverage this year. also every product and company that claims to use "AI"
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I dunno is AMD presenting If those leaks are true we can look forward to Intel rebranding Platinum Xeons as desktop chips in an attempt to complete
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Fabricated posted:I dunno is AMD presenting and still charging four figures for 'em
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LanceHunter posted:Goddamn we were gullible fuckers back then. The Michael Synergy part starting at 11:00 is just laughable now. Gibson and Leary get a lot right about communications, smart drugs, and consumerism and all of the 'scene' people interviewed have hilariously bad futurist predictions. Also lol at the 3d animation segment.
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Jan 3, 2019 23:00
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drat that's fuckin badass. I'm glad we'e putting neural networks to good use finally
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https://youtu.be/aZY-yQYVf38 speaking of 20 minutes into the future, heres the original movie on which the series was based Some primo 80s cyberpunk code:
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communism bitch posted:drat that's fuckin badass. I'm glad we'e putting neural networks to good use finally it's a neural network product in the same way all those "ai generated screenplay" things are ai generated. i.e. with a heavy dose of curation and manual editing
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Slippery posted:https://youtu.be/aZY-yQYVf38 max headroom max headowns
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Jan 3, 2019 23:50
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more biopunk than cyberpunk but it fits our theme: science fixes god's blunder, makes photosynthesis that actually works. tyrell corp, here we come. bonus, they tested it on tobacco
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if I'm recalling my genetics correctly, tobacco is kind of the fruit fly of plants
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SO DEMANDING posted:max headroom max headowns I know i used to watch it every week my dad was like wtf is this, lol
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MindSet posted:if I'm recalling my genetics correctly, tobacco is kind of the fruit fly of plants back in the 80s they hacked in luciferin and made some tobacco glow like a lightning bug so yeah, tobacco is easy mode but even the simplest biological system beats the poo poo out of most anything we build in complexity.
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MindSet posted:if I'm recalling my genetics correctly, tobacco is kind of the fruit fly of plants i suspect part of it is that tobacco produces huge numbers of seeds per plant they're so small they look like dust
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Midjack posted:back in the 80s they hacked in luciferin and made some tobacco glow like a lightning bug so yeah, tobacco is easy mode but even the simplest biological system beats the poo poo out of most anything we build in complexity. totally, I was just suggesting why they did it with tobacco first
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MindSet posted:totally, I was just suggesting why they did it with tobacco first questions: 1. can we do something similar with blue-green algae 2. could that please be sufficient to fix lots of carbon, I would like my children (or putative future grandchildren) to not live in the Climate Wars era
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you know what never has adverse effects? massive out of control algae blooms. the upside is, after they kill all ocean life and super oxegenate the atmosphere there will be no climate wars because the entire atmosphere will have conflagrated off and the planet will be a crispy vaccuum packed cinder
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nah first they eat too much CO2 and trigger another ice age someone start working on the perpetual motion train
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Midjack posted:even the simplest biological system beats the poo poo out of most anything we build in complexity. i've started to feel like all research into nanotech is a dead end. why are we trying to build tiny metal robots with laser guns to chew up cancer cells when we already have tiny protein robots (self-replicating ones, too!) with lysozymes and all we need to figure out is how to drive them around? a bacterium's flagellum is literally an electrostatic ion-driven rotary motor that can spin at 15,000 rpm and grows from nothing and here we are trying to make tiny magnets and wires. jfc if you are interested in these ideas please read paul di fillipo's ribofunk, which depicts a world where biotechnology has essentially replaced and gone beyond electronics, and which eerily presages the election of donald trump
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Sagebrush posted:i've started to feel like all research into nanotech is a dead end. why are we trying to build tiny metal robots with laser guns to chew up cancer cells when we already have tiny protein robots (self-replicating ones, too!) with lysozymes and all we need to figure out is how to drive them around? ribofunk owns, my copy never came back after i loaned it out in 2003.
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how is the writing? any other authors you could compare it to?
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Sagebrush posted:i've started to feel like all research into nanotech is a dead end. why are we trying to build tiny metal robots with laser guns to chew up cancer cells when we already have tiny protein robots (self-replicating ones, too!) with lysozymes and all we need to figure out is how to drive them around? how are these examples not nano-tech?
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Sagebrush posted:i've started to feel like all research into nanotech is a dead end. why are we trying to build tiny metal robots with laser guns to chew up cancer cells when we already have tiny protein robots (self-replicating ones, too!) with lysozymes and all we need to figure out is how to drive them around? what do you think nanotech is?
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nanotech is tiny metal robots with laser guns. please learn to read
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yeah, i saw innerspace
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tobacco is basically the zebra fish or fruit fly of plants. I always kinda of assumed it was because big tobacco funding. I guess I should just google it.
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