how do you define and separate ‘good’ from ‘bad’ art, though?
It’s partly subjective. Think the quality of the craftsmanship. For example, for paintings, whether the perspective makes sense. Or the shading. Or in literature, whether the story in internally consistent (I think the term is verisimilitude). Of course, all rules have exceptions.
Making it as an artist was always difficult, because the way artists are paid under capitalism favors giving all the money to a few big artists, who ironically aren’t necessarily even that good.
The funny thing about the civil war is that it can be safely ignored. Apart from one point in the main quest, where you need to negotiate a ceasefire, but you can’t possibly fail.
Another point: Everybody has something to hide from somebody. No matter who you are or what you believe, there’s somebody who wants you dead for it.
Do you have the link to the paper?
What does guide your morality? I personally like the idea of virtue ethics, but so far I haven’t had time to properly familiarize myself with the concept. My understanding is that a virtue is a character trait that promotes human flourishing, and actions are good if they align virtues.
I only rarely open Facebook, I can’t even remember when was the last time that opened it. I don’t have a Facebook account, and I generally don’t want to associate myself with that place.
I’ve never mastered Blender to a degree where I would be able to produce such a video.
It’s so weird that censors are more concerned about sex than violence. Both should be allowed, though.
For example, do you think CSAM should be legal as long as those in the material are fictional?
Yes. As long as the image is not created through raping somebody, it’s morally okay, since no real person was violated.
And where do you draw the line?
Anything which requires violating somebody to be produced.
Is a video of a baby roasting in an oven even illegal? In general, are videos of violent crime illegal?
What did the Animal Luberation Front do?
Dilated pupils is “murder mode”.
What do you mean by that?
If the AI race pauses, Nvidia can’t sell their GPUs anymore. At least not this expensively, and then they can’t afford to prop AI up anymore.
32 gigs, to be exact. 1 out of every 32 is rare and has ram with gamer lights.
Oh, look, it’s the person the cartoon criticizes.
Facebook is structured in such a way that Mark Zuckerberg can never get fired. So if they want to terminate his position, they have to do so with extreme prejudice.