HeavyFeather

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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
Barking up the wrong tree, this post is for a thirdparty tool.
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
At the core, I think there's just a lot of cultural and historical sites in Italy specifically because of the Roman Empire and its tentacles. Then there's the fact that UNESCO sites receive funding, which Italians love. Then Itali
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
Good luck with that. Porn still dominates charts and sex still sells. You’re not changing either one because they’re both what humans want.
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
That number is common in professional contexts, Apple is just publishing the highest “quality” available. Whether this is useful is up to the listener, who can just as well decide to listen to 192kbps AAC instead. In a world where videos an
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
Give them time, it’s not like they can afford to hire capable people.
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
The best part is that it isn’t even set up: https://applemusic.apple/ This awkward press release lives at https://learn.applemusic.apple/apple-music-classical Drop the pathname and you get a nice 404.
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
So Apple wrote this. Worse yet, their specialists in classical music wrote this. The page is littered with Apple logos and it lives on a .Apple TLD, no need to be an apologist for 2.5 trillion dollar company.
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
A set of people you say? Sorry, our policy does not allow x-smiths to use this service.
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
> they run pretty much everywhere they're allowed to. Yep, they’re allowed to run on Chrome, that’s Google’s platform. Good luck using your Chrome/Google passwords outside Chrome/Google apps. Firefox at least does (or used
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
The problem is that the integrated managers really do work best on platform, i.e. alternatives aren’t nearly as well-integrated. So here I am using Safari on my computer and phone.
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
Do you really need to go back to your car, open your trunk, get the wallet just to show your ID? Passwords are my ID, sometimes I have to enter them onto another computer or app or just share them with someone; I shouldn’t need to hunt my I
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
Are you talking about that utility that looks straight out of Windows 98? Surely it could use some love in 2023. I don’t think I’ve ever seen it updated, it’s not an acceptable UI for consumers.
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
That's a very liberal way to define "confirmation", especially since modern OSes will delete trashed items on a rolling 30-day basis, without any further action. To rephrase: > mv dir .old-dir && rm -r .old-dir &am
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
Googling requires the user to interpret the results; ChatGPT can interpret them. > badgering their doctors/vets You're saying it like being aware of possible diseases is a bad thing. One just has to avoid saying "you'
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
Effective at what? This discussion is about preventing COVID.
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
I don't think any GUI move items before a confirmation, so I don't see the link at all.
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
I wouldn’t say it doesn’t matter. You can say it’s a weakness that can be improved.
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
Over my dead body. You realize that Google Search still brings in mountains of cash, right? Search generates 57% of Alphabet’s total revenue. [1] We’re extremely far from that point. [1]: https://www.cnbc.com/2021/
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
Just because it does, it doesn’t mean they’re being interpreted correctly, so watch out for https://xkcd.com/906/
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
> Very high performant bullshit generators which outputs need to be carefully reviewed. So just like every one of your colleagues? Because that’s what they are. These bots are your new colleagues and they respond directly to you, without
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
I know it sounds funny, but GPT-4 could already probably swallow the whole repo and propose a whole patch and gh-cli command to actually do the thing nearly by itself. I’m just here waiting for a “Fix issue” button on GitHub tickets, then I
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
How? ChatGPT did not send the PR and cannot ingest a whole repo. I assume the author picked and fed it the 4 affected files, making it less “ChatGPT submitted a PR” and more “I used ChatGPT to write this code and text” which is pretty ordin
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
Does your art live on Adobe.com? I tried to make this clear. Currently “who made it” isn’t as clear as for paper and pencil. AI isn’t a seen as a plain tool yet, it’s part of the artist.
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
I hate limitations as much as the next person, but these tools are viewed as generators by company xyz. You don’t want Disney to sue Adobe because the tool can circumvent IP and abuse it. “Draw a Disney logo but for adults” That image now
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
What? I’ve been asking insane prompts via Jailbreak for weeks and it’s all good here. I very much doubt you get “banned” over an adult novel, I went much farther than that.
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
It’s photos of your face. Billions of people upload billions of selfies every day. No one cares. If you don’t want your face to be seen, wear a mask and don’t leave the house.
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
> I've rarely had a negative experience with it We all bury bad memories. Feels like yesterday TypeScript couldn’t resolve a package because I set “moduleResolution: node16” Oh wait, that’s still happening, because a dependency does
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
This whole ordeal completely smells like “15 competing standards”
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
Major instead of patch is far better than patch instead of major. Nothing breaks due to this new version.
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by HeavyFeather 4y ago
I think PiP still doesn’t work in the app for me and sponsors aren’t blocked. I get less value from Premium than just SponsorBlock + YouTube PiP. I just have to deal with 720p videos though

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