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Not sure if this helps someone, but I joined a new German company a few months ago, the type of company that has a great culture and everyone wants to work for (when I announced it on Linkedin my stats increased and I received a lot of invi
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I said "or any other reasons" because I was in a hurry. Internet existed way before ads, I agree, but even then you wanted people to visit your site to see what you wrote. Maybe to become an expert in a topic, maybe to feel better
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Search in the internet worked because people wanted to generate content to attract people to display ads or any other reason, but they wanted to attract people. If now my content is going to be ingested and shown by a LLM or AI agent, what&
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Is it Flux 1 possible to download and deploy to my own server? (And make a simple API on top of it?) I don't need fine tuning.
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I don't get it from the landing. Is this like a fake code language that a LLM can interpret? Is the syntax invented on the go? Like if I ask GPT: "Imagine the following code belongs to a known language and execute it"?
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I am working on a API to generate avatars/profile pics based on a prompt. I tried looking for train my own model bt I think it's a titanic task and impossible to do it myself. Is my best solution use an external API and then crop
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It looks like lately a lot of progress have been made in audio generation / audio understanding (everything related to speech, I mean). Is this related to LLM, or is this a completely different branch of AI, and is it just a coincidenc
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That was my initial thought too. For some important authors, there are a few high quality scans of their manuscripts, so with a tool like this you could create fake manuscripts -- and in a few years, after they are dead, say that you find t
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I didn't but I thought of that after reading one paragraph and noticing it was going to take some time to get to the point.
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Can someone do a WordPress plugin that stores all the media in a sqlite? Or S3 ? I'm tired of downloading and uploading gigas from wp-uploads everytime I need to migrate my WPs from one hosting to another. There is a plugin for that
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Thanks for answering, really interesting. Is there any upside instead of the vanity of having a LTD company there?
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If I register a company in the UK living abroad, just to have the name of my niche blog as a company, are there any downsides? Do I have to pay taxes?
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I'm afraid again now...
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This may be buried in the comments and you will never see it, but thank you very much Gabriele. Your game helped me in a very weird circumstance. I was afraid of flying, specially on the takeoff and landing (and turbulence as well, ha). So
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Still interesting how a lot of companies offer a LLM (non-deterministic) solution for deterministic problems.
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Yeah, exactly this. If I ask Cursor to write the serializer for a new Django model, it does it (although sometimes it invents fields that do not exist). It saves me 2 minute. When I ask him to write a function that should do something much
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Not trying to defend a big corporation, but I don't understand what Patreon did wrong...
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While gpt-4o denieds to show copyright material using this (like calling the file `harry-potter-first-chapter.md`), gpt-3 (or the one available for free at ChatGPT) does display the book content (they say they dont have access to the file b
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I love having voice conversations with friends, family, and people I care of. Not with businesses.
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I understand the Realtime API voice novelty, and the techonological achievement it is, but I don't see it from the product point of view. It looks like one of those startups finding a solution before knowing the problem. The two exampl
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I hope you succeed. This would be a dream of mine, have a cozy bookshop, with maybe a cafe, or something like that. The world deserves more bookstores, they are beautiful and each one is unique. Honestly, I wish you the best and, as someone
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I had the same impression. I have been suffering a lot lately about the future for engineers (not having work, etc), even habing anxiety when I read news about AI , but these comments make me feel better and relaxed. I even considered blo
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Ah no, I am not saynig they are useful from a bussiness point of view (I have no idea about that). I am saying more as a user who uses GPT for free, for example.
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The best usage of AI that I have seen is where people need something to show but quality doesn't matter much. AI is great to generate a lot of "something" (data, text), and if you pay attention you'll start to see where
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This applies to a lot of problems where you don't have control and can't do much as well. Sometimes ignoring some problems is the best solution.
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Building software was very costly and hard 30 years ago. Things get cheaper and simpler with time. LLM will become a tool to use in your work, such as frameworks or libraries. Some people will, other people won't (mostly those to maint
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LLM will become like web frameworks in the future, in the sense that they will be free, open source, and everybody will be able to build on them. Sure, there will be paid options, such as there are paid web frameworks, but most of the time
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As the other comment said, they should go after all their customers too. I can't believe they are thefts out there paying other thefts for theft-services... Unrelated, but at the start of the year, a lot of Payoneer customers from Arge
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I hope you are right, my man.
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I won't lie. I am a bit worried about this, in the sense that some nights I am having a hard time trying to sleep. I studied Computer Sceince and I have been working as a Software Engineer for almost two decades now, but I am super wor
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