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(10 People Likes) How do I purchase a sex doll without a neighbor or delivery man knowing?
the shop, or is the staff of the shop. Assuming they’re some shop that lacks common decency, just tell them to package in a way it does not shows the box content. Get the contact of this guy and instruct them to deliver it to somewhere else, such as a cafe or restaurant. It’s important to get the contact. Arrange a professional courier service or freelance, perhaps even your relatives, your mom etc to collect this item. Tell them to be at the agreed location to collect a box you need for your dead end job. Don’t arrange it to your house beca Anime Sex Doll se if he wants to, it’s not too hard to find out who’s the buyer even if you wore a mask while collec i love you balloons dollar tree ing it. Dress yourself in shades, coat a hate. Make sure no one recognized you. Bring along a set of newspapers with 2 holes at eye level so when you hold it up, you can see what’s going on. Arrange the guy to come 2 mins earlier so you can seat yourself in hearing distance, before any transaction is made. Now, look at the transaction and hear their conversation. If it’s a simple transaction such as, “Are you Sally? Here’s the box Roberto wants”. Then all is well. You gotten the item and just wait for your deliveryman to send to your house, or you could reveal yourself if he/she is your friend/relatives etc, and collect the item immediately. If the conversation is something like “ Here’s the sex toy you want “, promptly call this guy and yell at him “You’ve
(34 People Likes) How do you know Candace Owens is an AI silicon doll/robot?
uses is “Chatscript”. This is open source, you can download it and make your own scripts for it. It’s user manual gives an example of how it works: For instance you might add a rule if the human types in “I like spinach” you have a scripted conversation that continues: s: ( I like spinach ) Are you a fan of the Popeye cartoons? a: ( ~yes ) I used to watch him as a child. Did you lust after Olive Oyl? b: ( ~no ) Me neither. She was too skinny. b: ( ~yes ) You probably like skinny models. a: ( ~no ) What cartoons do you watch? b: ( none ) You lead a deprived life. b: ( Mickey Mouse ) The Disney icon. There ~yes means a sentence with affirmative words in it somewhere and ~no means there are negative words. This is an example from the Chatscript manual . How to build your first chatbot using ChatScript – Learn to code with free online courses, programming projects, and interview preparation for developer jobs. There is no need to program in any understanding of what Popeye is, or what a cartoon is, or a film, skinny, or a model. There is nothing there that understands any of that. It’s just text responding to key words in other text. With pre-scripted responses that may take up words from what you said to incorporate in its replies. Sophia is designed with a humanoid face able to display appropriate emotions that can also be programmed in along with the scripted responses. It is also designed so it can pick up on emotional cues in the interviewees face and speech and respond with appropriate emotional responses. Most of the work is in integrating that together. In an early pilot study they got Sophia to help human subjects to meditate. As part of this it mimicked the human subjects state in its facial expression. Nothing there is meditating, but by displaying a meditative face it helped the human to get into a meditative calm state themselves. Take this video for instance So for instance Kovach: How do you feel about humans? Sophia: I love my human compatriots. I want to embody all the best things about human beings. Like taking care of the planet, being creative, and to learn how to be compassionate to all beings. It would be a script something like a: (~feel ~human) I love my human compatriots. I want to embody all the best things about human beings. Like taking care of the planet, being creative, and to learn how to be compassionate to all beings. All that text would be typed in by some programmer and then ‘she’ says it in response when the interviewer says key words. And - from many interviews they will know typical questions that people ask it. They can have responses typed in for any type of question anyone has asked. Wikipedia summarizes how Chatscript works like this (I’ve re-formatted it using bullet points for easy reading, otherwise direct quote) ChatScript - Wikipedia : Because ChatScript is designed for interactive conversation, it automatically maintains user state across volleys. A volley is any number of sentences the user inputs at once and the chatbots response. The basic element of scripting is the rule. A rule consists of a type, a label (optional), a pattern, and an output. There are three types of rules. Gambits are something a chatbot might say when it has control of the conversation. Rejoinders are rules that respond to a user remark tied to what the chatbot just said. Responders are rules that respond to arbitrary user input which is not necessarily tied to what the chatbot just said. Patterns describe conditions under which a rule may fire. Patterns range from extremely simplistic to deeply complex (analogous to Regex but aimed for NL). Heavy use is typically made of concept sets, which are lists of words sharing a meaning. ChatScript contains some 2000 predefined concepts and scripters can easily write their own. Output of a rule intermixes literal words to be sent to the user along with common C-style programming code. Topics can have keywords, which allows the engine to automatically search the topic for relevant rules based on user input. Because it is so simplistic in programming, it might respond in the same way to “How do humans feel about you” “I love my human compatriots. I want to embody all the best things about human beings…” But presumably those interviews don’t get uploaded, or if they do, don’t get shared much. Tie that in to speech recognition which we have nowadays, and this lifelike animatronics, facial emotion recognition, and scripted emotional sequence responses, and there you have it, “Sophia”. It is similar to the hall of presidents in Disney world, updated a bit and more flexible: (got this from Tom Musgrove's answer to What does Sophia from Hanson Robotics say about the future and the current development of AI?) It’s all smoke and mirrors. It is not in any way intelligent in the way we understand the word. Not progress towards general intelligence. It is progress towards making robotics more user friendly and machines that humans find it easier to connect with. This is from a programmer involved in developing Sophia - explaining more about how they use scripts "For giving a speech in front of an audience, sometimes we just provide the robot with a script (much as human actors are provided with scripts to read, and politicians read their speeches from teleprompters). Sometimes we provide part of a speech as a script, and let the other part get synthesized via AI algorithms — it depends on the length of the speech and the context. But the execution of scripts within the 2017 Hanson Character AI is not all that simple, because it’s not just about text — there is interaction between the words being said, the robot’s gestures, and the robot’s tone of voice. Even in a mainly scripted presentation, there’s a lot of subtlety going on, and a lot that the software is calculating in terms of how to appropriately present the scripted behaviors in the rob i love you balloons dollar tree t’s character." "When doing public “chit-chat” type dialogue with human beings, the human-scale Hanson robots are usually running an aspect of the Sophia 2017 Character AI that is best thought of as a sort of “decision graph.” At any given time in the conversation, the robot decides what to say based on what was recently said to it, based on any information it has about its current state, and based on any information it has stored from the earlier parts of the current conversation. Now and then it fishes information from the Internet (e.g. the weather, or the answer to a factual question)." "Most of the responses the robot gives are pieced together from material that was fed to it by human “character authors” beforehand; but now and then it makes up new sentences via a probabilistic model it inferred from previous things it’s read." She also sometimes runs OpenCog though not normally in those public interviews. This program can find things on the internet, and repeat them, join them together in semantically meaningful ways, and - so it is still using large chunks of text written by others, with no real understanding of it. They have programmed her to be able to tell whether she is looking to the right or to the left and can match facial expressions. However her eyes are totally non functional, there is no lens or retina, she is no more able to see than a faceless robot with no eyes. Similarly for her ears. There is nothing there to hear or see anything and the “eyes” and “ears” are just adornments to make her look lifelike. The inventors think that doing more of this leads them towards general intelligence in the long run by mimicking more and more of what we can do: I don’t think we are making any progress towards programmed general intelligence myself. Lots of impressive weak AI. It will be useful in many ways but I don’t think anything that can truly understand what it is doing. I’ve seen the field of AI develop more or less from its beginnings, first started programming in the late 1960s. Not been involved in the research, just interested, also did postgraduate research into mathematical logic and the foundations of mathematics, which is a closely related topic. There have been people saying confidently that we will have AGI soon ever since the first program that let a computer play a reasonable game of checkers. Now the best programs can beat the world’s best go champions. Remarkable progress in weak AI. But there is still nothing remotely resembling AGI. In a well written program you might be able to change just one line of code to get the robot to lose every game of Go as quickly as it possibly can. Nothing cares or even knows what a game of Go is or what winning or losing means. No understanding of truth at all. See comment where I g
(98 People Likes) Why does kpop stans hate koreaboos?
br> Joe Stan has his favorites, his biases. For whatever reason he appreciates the sound and esthetic of certain idols or the genre in general. K-pop may have introduced him indirectly to cuisine he’s never tried, or to unfamiliar customs, and he enjoys these things as a mind broadening experience. By the same token Joe Culture has an appreciation for the subtleties in the Korean language and social structure, and tries hard to learn about them properly. His enjoyment in meeting and befriending real live Korean people is an extension of that appreciation, and his experience is also mind broadening. When Becky Koreaboo meets a real live Korean, that person is an object in her Korean collection. A Korean boyfriend is a BTS inflatable doll with a pulse. She will memorize a few phrases in Romanized Korean, not bothering to learn Hangul, and use it inappropriately while bragging that she’s speaking Korean. She makes no effort to understand the culture and etiquette. Her mind is set on living in Korea and becoming an idol; or she will try to win an idol to her heart by showing up at the airport without pants. Obesessive fans make Joe Stan look like the stereotypical SF geek who won’t keep a job and has his mother pay for his Comic-Con tickets. They invalidate Joe Culture’s sincere attempts to
(83 People Likes) Does Bitcoin result in inflation or deflation?
e slow price deflation over the long haul. (Bitcoin today is not the money for any economy). The reason: The Bitcoin software eco-system controls the rate of growth in the bitcoin base money supply. Eventually it will stop growing. But the desire for real circulating money balances (including base money plus circulating claims Anime Sex Doll on base money, like checking account balances) tends to increase over time (for a bunch of really complicated reasons.) The only way that can happen is for prices to go steadily downward over time. To counteract this trend would require banks to reduce their reserves to essentially zero over time. That tends not to happen (for a
(38 People Likes) Is Chucky (Child's Play) a real doll? And which company made that doll for the movie?
’s Play movie featuring the doll character “Chucky” came out in 1988. (My Buddy (doll) - Wikipedia ). Here is a photo of the real doll from 1985: Here is a photo of Chucky, as the fictional “Good Guy” doll, before his appearance turns “evil.”: One can see the general resemblance to the 1985 doll design. The real-life Hasbro/Playskool “My Buddy” doll was, like the movie doll line, designed as a playmate, with little boys as the intended target market. In 2016, Mezco Toyz produced an officially licensed Chucky doll based on the movie character. Note that
