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by ang_cire 3y ago
Potentially, but I don't think in practice, because most image generation is not trying to be photorealistic. Most models are trying to stylize their outputs, either by default (e.g. a Miyazaki-anime-like model), or in response to th
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by ang_cire 3y ago
The tools the article discusses are *general* AI-detection, meant to be fed any image and determine whether it was AI-generated. I'm talking about a detection model that only detects images produced by one generator/source model,
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by ang_cire 3y ago
The very first line item (Scale number 1) uses "standards" plural: "Far below standards"
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by ang_cire 3y ago
> "Congratulations, all the kids love this creative, high quality playground! Unfortunately they're all at the hospital." I absolutely love this! xD
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by ang_cire 3y ago
I would imagine that models could be trained on specific image generators to detect them. This is honestly the obvious solution; AI is actually good at finding very subtle patterns.
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by ang_cire 3y ago
Setting aside the efficacy of this tool, I would be very interested in the legal implications of putting designs in your art that could corrupt ML models. For instance, if I set traps in my home which hurt an intruder we are both guilty of
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by ang_cire 3y ago
If you mean sources for getting the mangas, I recommend HakuNeko.
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by ang_cire 3y ago
Not ridiculous at all. If you use the service that pays the artists below the value, you are endorsing that underpayment. You're literally voting with your wallet that underpaying the artists is fine. Pirating doesn't support the
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by ang_cire 3y ago
It will never happen. Why would the future platform owners, or especially separate service owners, want to let you enjoy the benefit of their hosting costs when they get nothing?
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by ang_cire 3y ago
Except that I can control whether the server I run is up to date, or internet-connected, or has appropriate NACLs, whereas I know firsthand that most large companies do not meet patching SLAs, or have properly-configured security controls
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by ang_cire 3y ago
I think GOG disproves this somewhat. A decent number of my coworkers who game buy their favorite games again on GOG to get the offline installers. Trust, but verify.
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by ang_cire 3y ago
And as tech folks, we all know how insane it would be in the B2B space to suggest that the service provider can end their service at any time, not refund you anything, and have no liability. We should have MSAs with defined SLAs and contrac
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by ang_cire 3y ago
This reminds me of using crashes in PSP games to run homebrew apps.
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by ang_cire 3y ago
If you do anything that involves groups of people (tabletop games, teaching students, organizing events, etc) you'll need to print hardcopies pretty regularly. I love Kinkos for large-dimension printing (though a 4'x5' color
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by ang_cire 3y ago
This kind of stuff is why I use a downloader for my manga, and then host it all on a Kavita instance on my homelab, with a cloudflare tunnel for external access.
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by ang_cire 3y ago
You should be paid the accurate value of the labor . The pay should not scale more when no additional labor takes place. This is how art worked for millenia; someone commissions a chapel roof painting, someone commissions a concerto, someo
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by ang_cire 3y ago
But who gets the right of way between 2 hot air balloons? Funny story, I actually "crashed" in a hot air balloon as a kid, when the hill we were landing on had a draft running up over it that caught the balloon after the basket ha
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by ang_cire 3y ago
Even if it's VC backed, there's little reason for the VCs to prevent them doing a non-takeover tender offer in order to allow employees to cash out some (often capped) portion of their vested options and let in a new private sha
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by ang_cire 3y ago
they don't really make clear if this install script replaces MacOS, or if it installs Asahi/Fedora alongside or inside it. Does anyone know which it is?
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by ang_cire 3y ago
One person dying does not equate to "unsafe roads" in the way that "widespread adoption of motor vehicles" does. People were frequently trampled by horse-drawn carriages prior to cars, but not at anywhere close to the ra
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by ang_cire 3y ago
I would buy the crap out of that, but it will never see actual production looking like that. By the time it's done it'll be round just like every other car.
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by ang_cire 3y ago
> and that giving someone a salary is enough reason for them to subjugate the entirety of themselves as they turn up to work every day... > Well, you're wrong, and you can fucking bite me. Hear, hear!
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by ang_cire 3y ago
That is one of the greatest risks, because while you may agree to give them your biometrics for air travel, you may not agree to do it for another purpose, but it's too late at the point where they already have it. It effectively means
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by ang_cire 3y ago
“follow me on Twitter” “here’s a live demo account you can click into to see what I’ve built” “a PDF of screenshots” Bruh, there is an entire department dedicated to telling the executive you just emailed not to do any of those things.
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by ang_cire 3y ago
> "owning most of the stocks" is completely equivalent to "wealthiest" That's still not a tautology just because in practice it is usually true, and is easily disproven as such: Stock values could all nosedive to
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by ang_cire 3y ago
Yet they're not advocating for living with roommates, they're pushing a binding institution with legal and social consequences. Because they don't care about peoples' health at all, they care about pushing narratives of
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by ang_cire 3y ago
Ah yes, the Powerhouse of the Cell.
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by ang_cire 3y ago
I haven't set up a No True Scotsman proposition, I made a very clear and straightforward assertion, that I've challenged others to disprove. Show me one scientific paper on Machine Learning that suggests it's similar in mecha
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by ang_cire 3y ago
My god, their "Sustainability" section is gross. All the things they're suggesting are essentially programs to figure out , sustainability, and not at all actually programs that implement it. 'We're gonna have so m
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by ang_cire 3y ago
Yes, the people selling the hammer want you to believe it's a sonic screwdriver. What else is new? You sort of prove my point when your evidence of who is making those claims are the people with a vested interest, not the actual scient

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