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by austinjp 4y ago
"Input into the creative process" is surely broader than simply "painted the portrait". Artists most certainly never consented to have their works used as training data. To this extent, they might be justifiably pissed o
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Your point is what, exactly? Because "please" show me how >0 coal is okay, and where the current UK Govt has met its pledges regarding coal.
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by austinjp 4y ago
> UK got rid of coal Not quite https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/explainers-56023895
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by austinjp 4y ago
> This was all just circular reasoning. Nice :)
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by austinjp 4y ago
Congrats. Looks like it will be useful for plenty of folks. Can you outline how it compares with e.g. NocoDB [0] and others mentioned in another comment [1]? As for "getting started" speed and general data tinkering, I find little
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by austinjp 4y ago
Bingo. And not only is it a probability distribution, it's a constantly changing one.
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by austinjp 4y ago
Dude. Come on. Maybe start with asking your reports how you can help them, rather than jumping straight to quit/fire. And if that's not in your (literal, written) job description, it should be.
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by austinjp 4y ago
I've been on all sides of this issue. Producing code, managing teams, providing estimates, negotiating deadlines, pre-sales, small teams, large orgs, the works. Deadlines and estimates are all smoke and mirrors, all bullshit. Sometimes
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by austinjp 4y ago
Agreed, as with a sibling comment this is how I've been thinking about it. We overestimate what we are, the corollary being that we underestimate what other creatures are.
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by austinjp 4y ago
Love it. Some notes: It seems buggy in several places. First, sharing doesn't work for me at all . Nothing ends up on my clipboard, WhatsApp messages are empty, etc. I'm using Firefox Nightly on Android. Second, I think my oppo
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by austinjp 4y ago
Nice! I know a guy [0] who might be interested but he's not on here, do you have an email address so he can contact you direct? To pique your interest, he's experimenting with AI-generated videos for his music, and sometimes rents
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by austinjp 4y ago
Why do you think they're separable? Personality informs decisions and care. You're not a machine in need of a mechanic. You're a person, and people respond better when they're involved in shared decision-making regarding
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Since you mention surgery as some sort of high-value comparator, surgical training favours people with some unpleasant personality traits [0] (apparently due to the stressful nature of the work), while surgery itself is a very powerful plac
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This is just a guess: maybe thought experiments? In law, that might be randomly picking/generating cases and arguing the points to rehearse knowledge. In history, similarly it could mean role-playing historical scenarios and considerin
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by austinjp 4y ago
Well by that token, grooming might as well refer to combing your hair. That's clearly daft, though. In fact, its current usage probably first emerged in the 1970s in relation to child abuse [0]. Since then it's been hijacked by va
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by austinjp 4y ago
Thanks for this. Love the "ToxicCandy" terminology.
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by austinjp 4y ago
Looks fun. I just tried to sign up, but the link I received by email redirected to http://localhost:8080
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by austinjp 4y ago
Fun. Not to detract, and as others have said, there are other dimensions. Hardworking clever assholes can be bullies, for example. I'd also say that very few people are inherently lazy, they're often just demotivated through misal
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by austinjp 4y ago
Surely it depends very much on what job gets done?
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Including me, but I'm specifically asking about the research .
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> 108 MusicQ: The musicality of the request. The results of the sorcerer Anton Konygin. Sounds fascinating. Anyone have any idea what this is about? Is [0] the Konygin in question? [0] https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0037-235
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by austinjp 4y ago
> In reality there's been plenty of research - and for decades - that is not being used. Can you link what you're referring to? Genuine request, I'm curious and keen to learn more.
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by austinjp 4y ago
Fun, but the summary at the end doesn't work for me (Firefox on Android). It just shows 5 grey squares.
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by austinjp 4y ago
Personally, I'm pretty sick of the bloated, image heavy, ad infested nature of the modern web. Terminal browsers promise a lighter experience focused on content rather than style.
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A few *days* later? I guess I don't know the expected intestinal transit time for teflon tape. So it emerged white. Firstly, that seems odd. Secondly, how do you know no particulates were shed inside you? Surely just eyeballing it isn&
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by austinjp 4y ago
Link to the header image from article, as far as I can tell since I'm on mobile: https://i.natgeofe.com/n/e5966d6a-e93c-4f3d-839f-a228f34fdb3...
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by austinjp 4y ago
Yeah, this is actually what prompted me to always have pen and paper (or similar) on hand during meetings. It's a crutch, but I think it's helped me be more organised when talking generally. Even in non-work situations I often mak
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by austinjp 4y ago
Nice but still some caveats, from [0]: Prototypes. If you use structuredClone() with a class instance, you’ll get a plain object as the return value, as structured cloning discards the object’s prototype chain. Functions. If your object con
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by austinjp 4y ago
An animation ending with "invite only", with no way to actually request an invite, and no further info...?
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Honestly, i don't think there's a single answer because there isn't a single audience. One issue I encounter is in group discussions e.g. management meetings. Lack of detail up-front leads to derailment from edge-cases or wha

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