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11mo ago
I've never downloaded the Twitter app, only ever used the web. I live in Europe. I don't use VPNs. My account is marked as being located… in "the USA". Is this a default fallback because they have no useful signal (the a
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11mo ago
I am disappointed that this doesn't modify the underlying pdf structure (which is a horror show, I know) but instead relies on fairly lossy OCR back&fourths. I wish an agent with a validation and rendering tools could instead manip
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11mo ago
>it is possible to generate NSFW images through Nano Banana—obviously I cannot provide examples. It is in fact not at all obvious why you can't . The American prudishness continues to boggle my mind.
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11mo ago
I think this is doomed by the fact tweaks will break in subtle and unpredictable ways every time a website updates, and since you can't reliably detect that an existing tweak is now broken, you can't regenerate it automatically. O
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11mo ago
On the contrary, in my experience this is very typical of the average failure mode / output of early 2025 LLMs for HTML of SVG.
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1y ago
Sounds insufferable.
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1y ago
What part of "best effort, unsupported" do you not understand, if you've read the article? You're underestimating the amount of goodwill-run, unstaffed projects that any big corporation accrues over time, which accidenta
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1y ago
Just use Garage. https://git.deuxfleurs.fr/Deuxfleurs/garage
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1y ago
Gotta keep the hype up!
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1y ago
Most people love making AI music by throwing a 5-word prompt at Suno and being in awe at "their" creation. However, it is also a fact that the vast majority of people can't care less to listen to their friends' and famil
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1y ago
And by "not many" you really mean zero competitors. (before you ask: Vimeo is getting sold to an enshitification company)
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1y ago
Still better than nothing. It's no secret maintainers need to play catch-up with Microsoft. This is the entire value-add of all those cool pro-consumer/user tools which use private & undocumented APIs, like yt-dlp.
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1y ago
You're looking for Flux Kontext, a model you can run yourself offline on a high end consumer GPU. Performance and accuracy are okay, not groundbreaking, but probably enough for many needs.
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1y ago
Oh my god please just stop and install HomeAssistant already.
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1y ago
I love that this is the only thing the community wants to know at every announce of a new model, but no organization wants to face the crude reality of human nature. That, and the weird prudishness of most american people and companies.
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1y ago
Welcome to the internet, which is for porn (and cat pictures).
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1y ago
https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2025/07/14/death-by-a-thousand-s... comes to mind. I feel for the poor engineers who will have to triage thousands of false positives because $boss was pitched this tool (or o
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1y ago
how dare you stifle innovation with your communist laws, I thought this was America
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1y ago
I do not want AI slop games. The entire point of paying for an (indie) man-made game is the care and attention that went into it by passionate developers who wanted to convey a story. The cheap, industrial, soulless output of LLMs is not so
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1y ago
Gosh I so despise this new normal. Just when I thought I could fight bloat and unnecessary tech in my own tiny corner of the world, only for a few to ruin it with ridiculous LLM (ab)use.
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1y ago
Trick questions like those have a terrible signal to noise ratio, you'd hope people with recruiting decision power would have gotten the memo by now.
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1y ago
Cringe. Who wants this.
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1y ago
Have you heard about symlinks yet? The idea of having a bunch of A100 GPU cycles needed to process the natural language equivalent of a file pointer makes me deeply sad about the current state of software development.
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1y ago
This happens in the confines of legal (EU, California, ...) institutions and courts with the occasional boring news reporting the average consumer doesn't read, like this article. It's clearly a win for Apple.
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1y ago
It's just a cache bro, promise
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1y ago
Beautifully formatted, exquisitely incorrect code that provides the simulacra of a feature on the happy path and subtly fails in all other scenarios with hard to detect, impossible to debug errors. Can't wait (it's already there t
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1y ago
Rediscovering basic security concepts and hygiene from 2005 is also a very hot AI thing right now, so that tracks.
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1y ago
That's the definition of a hype cycle. Can't wait for tech to be past it.
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1y ago
This is no secret or suspicion. It is definitely about avoiding (more accuratly, delaying until legislation destroys the business model) the warth of copyright holders with enough lawyers. I find this very hypocritical given that for all
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1y ago
Why does it takes hundreds of comments for obvious facts to be laid out on this website? Thanks for the reality check.
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