afro88

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by afro88 4y ago
I think it will encourage novel ideas in all forms of art. In other words, genuinely new styles and expression will be scarce, because there wasn't thousands of forms of it to train a model on yet. We will also adjust to AI generated a
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by afro88 4y ago
Thank you.
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by afro88 4y ago
Well, I wasn't trying to prove or disprove anything. Just seeking clarity. Not sure if you were referring directly to me, but I don't think my comment was harmful. Others may have also been led astray and an exchange like this mig
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by afro88 4y ago
Well, there's tons of conflicting advice out there if that's the case. Top result on DDG links through to this answer: https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/5828/where-wo... And this was my unde
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by afro88 4y ago
Just when I thought I understood the MIT license, I'm back to confused. Can you link me to where this is clearly outlined? Do you need to attribute somewhere in artifacts or not?
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by afro88 4y ago
This seems crazy to me, but I don't work in FAANG. A basketball game (I'm assuming recurring) during work hours? Quality of life from inside work? Are you all at campus for most of your day (ie, longer than 8h?) To me, quality of
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by afro88 4y ago
Funnily enough some of them looked like Ikea product names
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by afro88 4y ago
Great! So much nicer than the Combine (or Rx) version.
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by afro88 4y ago
Yeah, who cares about the rest of the world...
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by afro88 4y ago
What was it about the "Smack My Bitch Up" remake video that made you lose respect for the composition? Remaking an existing hit song is much easier than making a new hit song. Making a hit song is very very very hard, even if you&
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by afro88 4y ago
> You build any sort of native application on Windows or macOS or iOS and there's a notion of component > Hmm...sounds just a bit like what they were trying to achieve was something along the lines of "Cocoa for the Web&quo
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by afro88 4y ago
If you're interested in SwiftUI and care about feature composability, decent test coverage, dependency injection, isolated side effects, functional core and being able to use live previews properly, take a look at: https://g
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by afro88 4y ago
Seeking: Engineering management, or exciting SA or principle/senior mobile engineering position Location: Brisbane, Australia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: iOS (incl watchOS and tvOS commercial experience), React Na
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by afro88 4y ago
Everything working here in Australia
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by afro88 4y ago
Is there something you can build that takes an NHS ID and does all the checks on the disparate systems automatically for said person? That might be the quickest way to making a difference here, and if it gets traction would attract the atte
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by afro88 4y ago
I'm interested to know what they're doing wrong, and what they can specifically do to fix it.
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by afro88 4y ago
The second paragraph means that the placebo group experienced similar effects as those in the 26μg group. So the 26μg group could well just be placebo anyway.
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by afro88 4y ago
Any James Blake song for example.
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by afro88 4y ago
You mean the Prophet-5, not to be confused with the Prophet VS. His comeback is legendary. The Prophet 6 is huge in music today, not to mention all the other new and rereleased synths he fostered.
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by afro88 4y ago
I love the weird edge cases of ML. Imagine discussing security concerns and saying "what if it creates it's own secret language that we don't know about, which is discovered later, and people can use to circumvent privacy and
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by afro88 4y ago
I can see a world where in person consumption of creative media (art, music, movies etc), where all devices are to be left at the door, becomes more and more sought after and lucrative. If the AI models can't consume it, it can't
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by afro88 4y ago
I wish there was. There's so much subjectivity and context that feeds into whether you experience "frisson" when hearing a song. I was very surprised to see Infected Mushroom in the playlist. Psytrance is the last thing that
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by afro88 4y ago
... But can help others put it out. "It's a chemical fire" leads to people putting it out with a radically different substance.
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by afro88 4y ago
Same reasoning here, and same result.
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by afro88 4y ago
It makes each thread owner a moderator, which is kind of nice. Just like forums and social networks, thread authors may gain a reputation for one sided echo chambers, or comprehensive and educational conversation. Radiopaper doesn't fo
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by afro88 4y ago
He'll do both. Free speech in countries that have laws that allow/support it. But the thing everyone forgets is that he has very strong ties to the US government. From a free speech perspective, this is as good as the government t
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by afro88 5y ago
This can take days. Tough ask for indie devs that are probably close to the wire, to insert a days long project, per app, into their schedule.
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by afro88 5y ago
There's one of these in one of the cemeteries in my city. We'd go there as teenagers at night, turn the car off, put it in neutral and....
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by afro88 5y ago
Not at all. Where did I say that? Edit: to give you more of an idea where I'm coming from. It doesn't exactly look like Putin sent in the A team does it.
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by afro88 5y ago
Divert military resources away from nato countries so another invasion could begin with a split focus... china -> taiwan?

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