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>machine learning so advanced that captchas must become nearly indecipherable Rorschach tests to keep out bots >difficult enough that they now also filter most humans attempting to solve them
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>>13463905 go get it tiger
finally we found some use for humanities majors besides ruining the fabric of society with marxism
Solivagus
>>13463905 The philosophical quandary captcha? That'd be amazing. Challenge the poster to a game of if they exist or not before allowing their post to be submitted.
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>>13464575 suddenly no more posts on 4chan
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>>13461249 ahahahahaah...wait are you serious?
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>>13461249 the interactive slide makes it more expensive, computationally, to solve than random google captchas
the system can still be solved with vectorization of adjacent borders for the first or the last character, or simply spinning until you get one without a slide (which shouldn't happen desu. If you are given one with a slide, you should always get one with a slide until you solve it)
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>>13464418 The proof follows trivially from the definitions. Why can't brainlet Scholze understand this?
Anonymous
>>13464217 >hey, would you like to sign this petition Anonymous
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>>13464217 Kek, I will sign it with a throwaway email.
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>>13464217 >wanting this brainlet to have more children Anonymous
Anonymous
How do I know I have Asperger's and I'm not just experiencing symptoms of my OCD, ADHD and social anxiety?
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>>13465802 aspergers is fake.
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What happened to all the STEM jobs bros? Why today only software engineers have any good chance of employment with a nice pay?
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>>13455872 CS still has a higher median starting salary than any other major
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>>13457806 ? also want that
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>>13454202 If you're not studying a certain field to get useful information and proficiency and use it in your personal life to your own advantage idk what to tell you. You shouldn't be going into college at this point expecting the career you want for that field at this point, you should be there to take advantage of their facilities and be knowledgeable in a field and expect to work a wagie job if you have to afterwards. Just study what you think is cool and want to do cool shit with, you might end up getting a job in that field anyway if you just follow your heart, or not.
Anonymous
Very interesting topic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRVqWNM6If0&t=2324s
Personally I agree with it. CNN for homing missiles need to be trained on a diverse dataset so that they are as accurate targeting white people or black people. Though ideally we might want pair them with facial recognition + social media analysis in order to find out if the person we are targeting has negative opinions of FAANG, mass media, or the democratic party. Our homing missiles could be more efficient this way.
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Why does he believe he is white?
Anonymous
>>13465752 It takes very little intelligence to be racist. All you gotta do is treat humans like any other object and generalize and not have any concept of consequences.
Anonymous
>>13465828 So the AI gets dumber as it gets more advanced?
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>>13465743 If ai gets real it will destroy niggers, chinks and wh*teoids while preserving God"s chosen people
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>>13466066 "Doesn't require much intelligence" is not the same as "requires stupidity." There's a basic level an AI needs to be on to even be perceived as a being capable of racism. But past that there's more ways to be racist than to not be racist.
Anonymous
>takes a classic, concise, beautifully explained Numberphile video >stretches it out to a 40 minute mess without adding anything new
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>>13463457 >I find it unlikely that an engineering prof would just bet 10 thousand dollars, and the mistake of the professor was rather basic, unbecoming of a tenured professor. He was a physics professor. And you clearly haven't interacted with many of them, because I can tell you with authority how many are stupid.
t. physicist.
You get into professor positions by who you know and where you went. Academia is all nepotism.
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>>13466120 >Liking numberphile Kys pseud
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>>13466140 I don't think they're stupid. They're just so far up their own asses they're literally incapable of recognizing when they're wrong. Even in topics they clearly have no understanding of. Engineers suffer from the same problem. Just watch either of them speak with anyone from another field.
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>>13466120 >>13466135 3b1b is purely educational. numberphile is entertainment but they do have a tad of math. veritasium is just entertainment and he almost never goes beyond basic arithmetic. he used to do some black board educational videos but those never did well
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>>13466171 >I don't think they're stupid. They're just so far up their own asses they're literally incapable of recognizing when they're wrong. That's called being stupid.
Anonymous
Is human suicide same as cell apoptosis? When cell receives signal that it is no longer useful, it commits apoptosis. So suicidal people are maybe just shitty people that nobody wants and are burden for society.
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>>13464527 >So suicidal people are maybe just shitty people that nobody wants and are burden for society. :(
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>>13465673 I’m impressed you made such a well thought out reply to OP’s shitpost.
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>>13466122 It's just more jordan petersen psych drivel
society would have been far better served if the money spend training these kinds charlatans went into giving the public a more thorough understanding of stem
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>>13464797 I tried and failed to commit suicide, now I live a happy good life, what do you make of that?
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>>13464527 Is human murder the same as phagocytosis? When a cell notices another cells being a pathogen and no longer useful and/or destructive to the organ, it commits phagocytosis whereby it engulfs the pathogen and removes it
Anonymous
What's the best way to teach sex ed?
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>>13466098 Hands on approach.
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>>13466098 >only posting that image after it went maymay mode on youtube kill yourself
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>friend does immunotherapy for dust mites. >has an asshole brother >brother accidentally turns off the fridge with the vaccine for a week >now friend needs the stuff checked for actual level of mites inside, to estabillish if he can still use it
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>>13465931 >>friend does immunotherapy for dust mites. What? I didn't know crohn's disease was a big problem among dust mites, hope they get better soon!
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>>13465931 I know the answer to your question, but I'm not a doctor and refuse to answer.
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I know RTC is random control trial, I know MD is mean difference, I know CI is confidence interval, RR is risk ratio. But I still have no way of imagining the difference being described here.>2.4.7 Prolactin - mean change from baseline in ng/ml >Risperidone was associated with clearly more prolactin increase than aripiprazole (2 RCTs, n = 383, MD 54.71 CI 49.36 to 60.06).
