It's the evaluating part that is misleading. It will assess it through replica model, which is not optimal. Creativity is something even we as humans cannot comprehend fully. The right bright is abstract, there is no deductional approach, no chain of thought, no causal relationships.

I am not as optimistic as you about AI in this respect.

AI is good in structured approach that can be assessed through deductions and causation.

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Yeah, you just need to make sure that you support 256+ color terminals and then create some way to define a theme in a single file and have some theme picker in the TUI (or at least in config file). It's ok if it's ansi codes, etc.

If you want to go fancy you could also support CSS style colors (#abc, #aabbcc, rgb(0,0,255)), that would increase the number of people willing to create a theme for you 😃

I can do a quick theme for you if I have time and if you have easy way to create the theme 😉

i would love to see some themes! the gui library can support all kinds of colors it just takes some ansi codes 🎉

Dogs & Cats eat way more people food than cows/sheep do...

New rule: if you have a hard shell suitcase, you need to check it in. The entire point of these annoying things is that they can survive the airplane hold and ground crew tosses.

As hand luggage they are ridiculously space inefficient and make boarding take twice as long as needed. Just don't do it.

I don't think you can. Anyone could build a service that crawls the internet, finds 1m domains, and quickly checks them against your list of hashes, and they'd then have a (very accurate!) list of exactly which domains are offering CSAM.... they could even build a website that just links to all the domains!!

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Social credit scores are already here. A low credit score affects all of this:

- Employers might not hire you

- Landlords might not rent to you

- Utilities corps might not serve you

- Insurance corps might charge you more

- Judges in child support cases might charge you less

People worry it might come over from China. But it's already here for years now. They probably got the idea from us.

My understanding is that we can't ANY public blacklisting of domains or urls...., because, publishing public events with domain scores would essentially be providing a "public map of naughty content on nostr".

If we publish "domain blacklists" or "url blacklists".... then there's no reason that clients couldn't use it in the OPPOSITE way that we intend, i.e., purposely assembling notes which contain images with "bad" scores.

Now, if only porn and violence were involved, there's not a huge problem, but, there's always a chance that we might be issuing bad scores to domains because of CSAM that has been caught with high scores.... and you definitely can not, and should not, ever publish a list of URLs or domains that are distributing CSAM!

So unless I am missing something, there is no feasible way to PUBLICLY publish domain or URL scores.

However, each individual application (a relay, or a client-facing application like Yakihonne or Coracle or Primal or Damus), definitely COULD assemble its own array of "domain scores"..... and this brings me to my second point...

In my proposal, I assert that "image scoring" is CPU and GPU and Bandwidth-intensive.

For nerds like us, we know what that means. Normies, on the other hand, have no idea what that means -- but they do have an EXTREMELY KEEN sense of something else: LATENCY.

A normie who loads a Nostr app, where the notes take 5 seconds to load, because of some image scoring that is going on.... they're not going to wait 5 seconds -- they're going to go back to being abused by Facebook or Instagram -- it's well-known that for normies, PAGE LOAD SPEED is much, much, much, more important than any other factor in how they make decisions about what to do on the internet. It's a lizard-brain thing.

So I think that:

We need to score images. I don't want to go to the #asknostr tag and see horribly psyche-scarring images/video.

We need to use lots of clever techniques to ASYNCHRONOUSLY score images, before such time that our user attempts to load a note. When our user wants to see a note, we want the image score to be pre-computed.

Individual applications (i.e., individual relays or client-facing Nostr apps).... after scoring, say, 1000 images from a domain, could ALSO add that domain to a PRIVATE blacklist... and this will help them provide pre-scored notes to their users on a low-latency basis, because, once they have a domain on a blacklist, maybe they can STOP scoring images from that domain and just reject them.

But: since I believe we cannot safely PUBLISH blacklists (for the safety reasons described above), each application MUST assemble their own scores, in order to assemble their OWN blacklists (and potentially whitelists).

That's why I think our API, and hopefully a handful of competing APIs, might be the only real solution to allow Nostr client applications (and relays) to assemble their own scores.... Because, for the reasons outlined in my proposal, it's not feasible for 100+ relays and client applications to compute their own scores independently... these scores really should be a shared (but not publicly published!) resource....

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Yeah im sure the astronomers who have shot laser pulses at the lunar laser reflectors are all in on it too

What’s the official test for agi?

lap dances usually end up being a good but expensive convo. not that different from therapy really

To the moon!!! ┗(°0°)┛

No, it is not my job to appease a grown man.

I write things in absolute calm and the pissed off person reading it in their state of mind will make it sound like I'm pissed off in their pissed off voice.

I say.. bruh, who took the jelly out of your donut? And then they get even angrier and I get blamed for triggering them.

It is often very difficult to communicate my detached calmness with the emotionally unregulated.

Unpopular opinion: Ladybugs with less than 7 spots are not ladybugs.