Re:I got 10k post karma on Reddit with (and without) fast.ai
by tlarkworthy on Tuesday November 03, 2020 @11:58AM
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The fact that a ton of AI work was beaten by a flash of inspiration just goes to show how far behind AI is over the human brain. But excitingly, it also suggests a crazy future where machine can actually do that.
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Re:I got 10k post karma on Reddit with (and without) fast.ai
by adeeds on Tuesday November 03, 2020 @02:02PM
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I think it goes to show how easy it is to get reddit karma. I wrote a bot that uses 2 regular expressions to generate reddit comments. In the 16 days since I created it, it's amassed more than 7k karma (despite substantial downtime due to bugs)
Re:I got 10k post karma on Reddit with (and without) fast.ai
by cjohnson318 on Tuesday November 03, 2020 @01:28PM
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I don't think that a current limitation is an indicator of future success. I think a more likely future is one governed by diminishing returns, and prohibitively large computation.