Felkomo

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   by Felkomo 4y ago

   How can you force stopping development of software?
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   by Felkomo 4y ago

   I don't want to assume it's you at all. Vitamin B is a real thing and there are shitty managers out there but was there anything else going on? Are you overly sexist? Bitchy? Difficult? If not use your time to find something bette
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   by Felkomo 4y ago

   I'm not talking special to mrdeepfake. My argument still makes a point that you can't just forbid it. Someone else will do it anyway
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   by Felkomo 4y ago

   Yes could be. But you are not worried that this can also act as an entry barrier/gatekeeping thing?
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   by Felkomo 4y ago

   But there is no need for Twitter to allow you to do that for free just because. From a pure business perspective it's either Twitter dies or Elon pays the bills.
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   by Felkomo 4y ago

   Took me way to long to figure out what ttrpg is. Just feedback:)
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   by Felkomo 4y ago

   There are plenty of other arguments to make: While it's already surprisingly good and useful, it still is often not good enough. And we could hit a celling faster than we hope. And more interesting: just because a lot of people know ab
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   by Felkomo 4y ago

   As you can't enforce stopping development of it, it is better to also develop it to understand it better and create countermeasures like ml which detects deepfakes. This also leads potentially to more or better image/video signing