Insimwytim

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by Insimwytim 4mo ago
If you don't care about privacy, consent and other ethical implications.
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by Insimwytim 4mo ago
My LTS Firefox deemed too old by this page. (302 to https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/cspace-bad/cspace-old-browser.... ) Hasn't happened just a month ago or so. Funnily enough, curl (not a recent version, I might
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by Insimwytim 5mo ago
The design of this webpage is horrendous.
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by Insimwytim 5mo ago
HTTP 406 "Your browser is not supported" (whatever that means) seems like a misuse of a response code, no? In any case, I would not advise anyone to take any advice in web-development from someone who does this. P.S. My browser is
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by Insimwytim 5mo ago
Somebody said "alien" she thought they said "illegal alien" and signed up! P.S. I just couldn't resist, sorry
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by Insimwytim 5mo ago
This wikipedia article is a great example of degenerate propaganda, that permeates anything historical/political on wikipedia. It doesn't even worth trying to correct, since correcting would imply that it has some worthy material,
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by Insimwytim 5mo ago
> restaurant menus Well, that's easy to deal with - don't go the restaurants that openly disrespect you. Out of all the examples you have presented everything had worked somehow without phones not so long ago. Maybe, wi
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by Insimwytim 5mo ago
> USSR nearly made whales extinct USSR barely accounted for 15% of the world caught amount (with Japan as the leader). > that nobody wanted to eat unsubstantiated.
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by Insimwytim 5mo ago
It requires javascript as well.
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by Insimwytim 5mo ago
> attributed to Felix Dzerzhinsky You can attribute it to George Washington or Louis XIV with the same level of verifiability/veracity.
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by Insimwytim 5mo ago
With auto redirect to old.reddit I can't access that. Went to hot post on the sub, and it's [1], apparently [1] https://old.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/1ta0h9u/i_am_goin...
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by Insimwytim 6mo ago
First, they broke page loading without javascript, now they slopifying reporting.
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by Insimwytim 6mo ago
On the bright side - it doesn't load without javascript ...in Firefox...
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by Insimwytim 6mo ago
+ for the idea - for the load javascript from that page imposes on CPU. +15 °C in less than 30 seconds. Nothing on the page could justify that.
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by Insimwytim 7mo ago
> CGI renders do use a lot of electricity relative to playing back the movie for individual viewers. It's perfectly analogous. I've literally laughed at loud after reading this. I can't believe you're stretchi
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by Insimwytim 7mo ago
> Model training is similar to the creation of the cgi for the movie. Both happen before anyone consumes the output I did not say anything about consumption of the output. Maybe you misread what I wrote, it is about energy consum
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by Insimwytim 7mo ago
> manipulated imagery And we thought iPhone camera videos were bad... (they were (and are) though)
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by Insimwytim 7mo ago
I never understood what people are trying to say with comments like that. - You're making unsubstantiated claim - personally targeting someone you don't even know - in order to celebrate presumed success of a mass fraud?
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by Insimwytim 7mo ago
Effort makes a great deal of difference for me. The effort itself, the fact that it's there. I am willing to suspend disbelief for Terminator 1, even if it is clear, that it's a head of the doll in shot. But it is insulting to fee
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by Insimwytim 7mo ago
We also need to take into account, that CGI only consumes energy when the actual creation of particular video happens. "AI" consumes energy before user even started (during training). That is on top of comparison for each particul
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by Insimwytim 7mo ago
Only to certain entities.
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by Insimwytim 7mo ago
This is incorrect.
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by Insimwytim 7mo ago
It is fascinating, that you took that quote and, somehow, managed to arrive at the opposite conclusion, while presenting this quote as confirmation.