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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Sure, but none of those ML applications are generative AI.
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
What are the consequences of biases in Stable Diffusion?
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
This is an obvious trap as biases are individual but you are proposing (or at least hinting at) injecting biases into a universally used model. Or should the ultimate goal be injecting hyper local biases and then selecting the right bias gr
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
A "regular person" also can: - start their own country and call it Edunistan - bribe ICANN to take over the .edu TLD - open a university in the new country - spend 15 years earning a PhD at that university - reserve ~/name an
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
If I am not mistaken, when Marc Andreessen was building the Mosaic browser (1993-ish) he and his co-founders contemplated the monetization model for the web. Since micropayments were not possible, the only obvious choice was ads. In this se
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
"Follow your passion" can be a valuable outlook on life. The overly broad interpretation of that is what many people find confusing. I think it's fair to say that most engineers have a passion for coding/engineering. Wit
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Exactly, that's the feature that interested me the most. Ideally, the UI for footnotes would be even more rich: e.g. selecting a word would open a small popup to provide more context.
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
It's not that weird, you are reading too much into the subtext. The web is in a transitory state, platforms change, people move. Wishing for more content to be available on a specific platform without blaming the author is an acceptabl
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
The value I see is in constructing more complex prompts. Agree with your example but could see myself using this feature for prompts with multiple objects/aspects that require specific details. Probably not much different from inlining
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Interesting point but makes me wonder whether it's meaningful. There are plenty of local Chinese email providers, why would anyone choose Yahoo specifically?
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
I like this idea. It could be handy to be able to focus on individual descriptions in complex prompts. Is this then mostly a "UI" feature that is being translated to a traditional prompt? (As a side note: using decorative typeface
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Off topic... looking forward to more engineers moving to Mastodon. I have Twitter/X blocked at DNS level and still fairly frequently encounter interesting accounts that I can't check out.
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
That's not analogous. Not including the charger in newer iPhones actually reduced e-waste for me personally. I have collected many charges over the years and don't need more. When a device fails or I trade it in - I keep the charg
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
The first website I remember using this style is Ableton ( https://www.ableton.com/ ). They built it many years ago.
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Great idea! Marissa.ai would have 2 tasks: - redesigning Google logo - buying a failing social network Pretty easy to build I would think.
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Too late for some. I will never go back to Windows, won't ever use Bing. Still don't trust any MS product even though I do use VSCode (mostly due to Remote not being available in VSCodium). So objectively speaking I agree that the
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Our digital footprints expanded dramatically in the last 10-20 years. While not a single app, a combination of apps made me feel "better" in a way that Gmail made me feel all these years ago. This February I switched to Kagi, Pro
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Personally I _want_ to pay for this service. I do not trust free search products anymore. Well... they can't really be free, someone somehow has to pay for the consumed resources.
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
Why is it not representative? I was surprised by this recent Kagi pricing change but after reviewing my search stats I realized that their estimation is pretty on point.
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
By this logic if you watch Star Wars you are a racist because Walt Disney was (apparently) racist.
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by 90-00-09 3y ago
They had great news reporting and incredible deep dive series (reporting from war-torn territories). Gavin, one of the founders, was not a Proud Boy when he founded Vice. Then became a Proud Boy when he was not contributing to Vice.
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by 90-00-09 4y ago
Thanks for the link! Unfortunately, the video has been archived already. But that helped me to just look up a UI review video on YouTube. Now I get what the fuss is about! It turns out that I am in some holdout or control group for this UI
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by 90-00-09 4y ago
Agreed. It's especially confusing because if the user who clicked the Follow button then tries to sign in on that server, they will be presented with a very generic Mastodon sign in page: https://me.dm/auth/sign_in
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by 90-00-09 4y ago
I heard about this change from so many sources. Where can I see it (which section)? I quit Spotify months ago but curious to see this pattern.
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by 90-00-09 4y ago
Pandora's discovery algorithm is still top notch. But the rest is just awful: navigating to albums/artists, finding which words are clickable and not clickable, not being able to like or downvote some random sources (if it's
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by 90-00-09 4y ago
I switched to Apple Music after using Spotify daily for over a decade. Music has a buggy UI as well but at least no podcasts and no books. Their discovery algorithm works better for me than Spotify (and Spotify was so good in the beginning!
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by 90-00-09 4y ago
I left Spotify after over a decade of daily usage several months ago. For all the reasons you have listed.
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by 90-00-09 4y ago
Is Tidal still prioritizing US hiphop? I really liked it (about 5 years ago) but left because they pushed e.g. Beyonce to me on every visit on every possible surface despite me having a completely different taste in music.
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by 90-00-09 4y ago
Interestingly, parents also drive with their children in the car and sometimes get into accidents. What a bizarre world we live in!