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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
Does this trigger you: Modern car LED headlights There doesn't appear to be any standard being followed (anymore?) on brightness or angle or height (or shape). A selection of them are easy to confuse with high beams. Makes driving at n
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
... replying to internet comments to reassure the fact that cloud AI is worth it because we're 'this close' to shipping a product that allows more efficient usage of cloud AI ... But seriously, a friend of mine has been both
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
My unhelpful answer is: It sounds like what you're describing is logical. Can you go ahead and set that up and report back?
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
The singular reason I setup Sunshine/Moonlight is because some night as I was drifting off to sleep I remembered SSX Tricky from years (and years) ago and how much fun it was, and couldn't get the desire out until I had it all set
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
Yep, and I can't disagree with that either, they know their niche (and know they're niche) and are catering to it. Having said that, mikrotik hardware running OpenWRT feels like something that might scratch one of my itches.
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
The Sunshine/Moonlight combo allowed me to stream emulated, upscaled SSX Tricky (PS2 game) from my desktop to an (at least 7 year-old) Android streaming box as smooth as silk. The only downside was that the game had to be running, visi
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
That was my thought. It was only released in 2020, and to great performance fanfare. To be 'not able to run it anymore' seems like it could be infested with a number of undesirables.
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
> if a bit on the expensive side. chokes on coffee From my old-man, everything-is-stupidly-expensive point of view, this is my scale: cheap side | reasonable | expensive side | Deciso boxes
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
Wow, wasn't really expecting a response, but got a quick response along with a fix. Thank you, excellent support! Nice detailed write-up too, and great explanatory diagrams.
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
I can't read the nearly-white (or super-thin font) text on the white background. Is that representative of using mikrotik hardware?
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
Interesting as an example of what is possible via low powered and offline devices running ultra-niche applications of AI.
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
"They came for the X and I said nothing" (XXX in this case) It's the precedent it sets, and especially with the ... sensitivity ... in the US at the moment around 'opinions on things', this feels like it could be th
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
So, TP-Link isn't sold as consumer level devices in stores in the US? It's had the Huawei treatment? It's one of the primary networking electronics brands in Australia.
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
I'm yet to watch The Odyssey, I'll let you know how much your pointing it out ruined it for me ;)
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
As much as I agree, I think Texas is within their rights to ask Verisign to perform a massively overbroad action. Verisign is likely to respond depending on how good they think the relationship is between Texan lawmakers and the current Whi
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
Yeah, that whole setup stinks. It actually gives a great use case to alternative DNS and decentralized infrastructure. Multiple Internets over Internet time. Sadly. Some damage can't be routed around.
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
But that, more appropriately, only affects internet users in that country (ignoring the cloudflare network blocking that causes various other sites to also be blocked). This appears to basically wipe the site from the entire internet, for a
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
> obtained a court-ordered writ directing Verisign, the company that maintains the “.com” domain registry, to place the domain “motherless.com” on a registry lock, hold, or similar status. So they're using the fact that Verisign is
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
That is pretty amazing, with more intricacies and a coherence of shapes / objects through the whole thing. AI as artists tool, not AI as artist.
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
I think that's also why it's good, and an example of the need for relatively heavy human fingerprints applied to AI to do 'art' (which feels like I'm just repeating what @anon7000 says in top comment). Three and a h
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
I'm possibly retro-fitting my answer here, but that film clip feels like the band, feels like it fits well with the music, I think that's why that clip came to my mind in relation to the produce-generica of the original article. T
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
> most human produced music videos ain't art either Sounds accurate to me
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
Looks like some auteur-level work on the prompting to keep all of that so tight. That really is great. Trent Reznor would make a decent Snape...
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
I personally do not, but I strongly appreciate some of the output of those who do.
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
Now _that_ is freaking amazing. I couldn't look away for the whole thing.
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
This is how you do AI music videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Njk2YAgNMnE Lean into the not-quite-but-almost uncanny-valley-ness. Make it a feature, not a bug.
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
That was sort of like what The Mandalorian dialogue devolved into, with some explaining what's happening right now, and then some explaining what they're about to do. Once you notice this, it's impossible to not notice it.
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
Legend, 10x upvotes!
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
Fair enough, I don't think your choice of analogy is very apt , but I won't try to change your mind. I'm entirely comfortable with my choices and my effect on society in general.
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by BLKNSLVR 3mo ago
You have stolen a temporary license!

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