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by MyFedora 2y ago
> [...], these are standard image processing algorithms which are already plugged into the digital processor of a 15 years old camera. I don't know what to tell you other than this is not the case at all. Computational photography f
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by MyFedora 2y ago
Most people don't care. Photographers had a real great time pointing out that Samsung literally AI replaced the moon, but some Samsung S21 Ultra users were busy bragging how great “their” moon pictures turned out. Let's judge AI e
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by MyFedora 2y ago
Everyone has 4K is a dumb argument. Most have 1080p. The sensible upgrade path for PCs is 2K. Legal streaming services only support a few devices, so a 4K device may be stuck in 720p. HiDPI is also, somehow, still an unsolved problem in thi
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by MyFedora 2y ago
Authentic accents seem to be more important than clarity, for some reason. Clarity is somewhere down there at the bottom of the barrel on the priority list, right next to dead cockroaches. I think it's far more challenging to convey a
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by MyFedora 3y ago
So if I develop a niche feature relevant to a handful of people and contribute it upstream, I'm entitled to a free perpetual license to future software updates, even though a select few core developers, who are by and large paid Red Ha
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by MyFedora 3y ago
> don't get me wrong, things like being able to pull a repo to have it locally, and work on it independently from a server, without internet connection, is a vital point for any version control, [...], but in the end there usually d
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by MyFedora 3y ago
Every DMCA takedown notice in https://github.com/github/dmca is a net win for git as a decentralized version control system, especially for repositories that require signed commits. Unfortunately, some people upload on
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by MyFedora 3y ago
Misleading title. The source, Cisco, “[...] announced the launch of the AI-Enabled Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Workforce Consortium focused on upskilling and reskilling roles most likely to be impacted by AI.” So in other
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by MyFedora 3y ago
It certainly sounds good on paper, but I feel like this has unintended consequences: Evidence captured with phone cameras is quite literally null and void. Invalid. Phones use a metric ton of AI enhancements to get anywhere near the quality
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by MyFedora 3y ago
Section 4 to 8 are only accessible to paid subscribers, even with your link.
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by MyFedora 3y ago
A bit of advice for the author: If you want to get votes for you poll, then don't require participants to subscribe to your newsletter. I see it as a waste of my time.
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by MyFedora 3y ago
Internet Archive's mission is to provide universal access to all knowledge. Short-term, they could fold, and provide less access to knowledge. But long-term, a legal precedent that helps not only the Internet Archive, but others to pro
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by MyFedora 3y ago
Where do you live that you can buy Raspberry Pis at that price? Sorry, but last time I checked, either everything was out of stock, limited to single piece orders, or way above MSRP. When I checked the local marketplace (not eBay), people s
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by MyFedora 3y ago
I feel like I'm missing smth here? Voice cloning has a good benefit to drawback ratio compared to many technologies. Threat actors with enough resources could always clone your voice. Everyone can hire voice actors. Costs more time and
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by MyFedora 3y ago
I've got a hard time reading these quotes. My brain automatically translates these to: * Machines will replace humans, says The Machine Company CEO. * Oil is here to stay, says The Oil Company CEO. * Electric cars are a fad, says The G
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by MyFedora 3y ago
Never heard about it. Even the article itself admits that this is an obsolete technology once Android and iOS integrate AI into their systems, so this is quite an ironic title. Come back when hardware designed for ML training and/or in
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by MyFedora 3y ago
> This, to me, seems to be the hurdle to clear. These cases are complex and have lots of evidence. The Nevada Supreme Court essentially said that the bite mark evidence in his case is not needed to convict him. I'm concerned that a
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by MyFedora 3y ago
Not surprising. There are internet forums dedicated to help young people commit suicide. Yes, these forums offer detailed guides on how to best kill yourself, a marketplace to exchange the necessary materials, and a section where undecided
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by MyFedora 3y ago
How useful is it to teach media literacy when nobody applies it? I'd argue it's the opposite of useful: Harmful. People who learned media literacy feel more resilient against disinformation, but they likely don't care enough
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by MyFedora 3y ago
Never has been.
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by MyFedora 3y ago
Why compare Tangram to Adobe Illustrator when Adobe offers animation software in their suite? Adobe After Effects does motion graphics. Adobe Animate does animations for the web, or so I heard. How is Tangram closer to Illustrator than Afte
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by MyFedora 3y ago
I feel like this post should be deleted for obvious self-advertisement. Anki is the golden standard for spaced repetition learning with a rich plugin ecosystem, and allows everyone to retain even more information with the recent introductio
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by MyFedora 3y ago
We're talking about Nintendo. They literally don't sell their older games and consoles. Your only options are the (sometimes severely overpriced) 2nd hand market and piracy.
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by MyFedora 3y ago
Yep. My last Steam purchases include Cities: Skylines, Graveyard Keeper, Mini Metro, etc. All games I bought after I pirated and played them for a few hours. If I can't pirate a game, then I won't buy the game. Exceptions include
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by MyFedora 3y ago
Yep, and that also inflates the number of pirates since some of them pirate Switch games for ease of use they already bought.
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by MyFedora 3y ago
Nintendo lost out on future game and console sales from that person.
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by MyFedora 3y ago
I don't think Nintendo's argument that Yuzu's primary use case is piracy holds any merit. Nintendo is quite literally a part of the reason why people pirate Switch games they already own. What do you have to do to legally pla
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by MyFedora 3y ago
Yes, there is quite a difference in my opinion. What does SQL stand for? No clue, but I can write you an SQL query. Same thing with HTML, CSS, PHP, etc.
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by MyFedora 3y ago
I think cars are a poor example. Cheaping out on quality can cost companies 6 years of 12 developers' salaries, market share, reputation, customers and bankruptcy procedures instead of... 3 years of 9 developers' salaries. I'
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by MyFedora 3y ago
Yeah sure, really expensive until the accumulated tech debt prevents any productive work from being done. Correct a typo? Sorry boss, takes at least 1 year, shit hits the fan when you change labels like that (the truth). How much is your sa

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