bloody_bocker

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by bloody_bocker 10d ago
For me it's a bit like with some of the LLM prose - uncanny valley territory.
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by bloody_bocker 2mo ago
I also am recently coming to realization that live music is best experience, followed by recorded live music (plenty of sessions on YT that sound gorgeous and have better performances than 'normal' recordings do.
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by bloody_bocker 2mo ago
But then it means what we have now - llm-generated code - is just a dead end, because we are still running an executable built from this "god know what".
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by bloody_bocker 8mo ago
Yeah - same things I noticed with people enthusiastically using genAI for old photo coloring. Initially it looks awesome, until you realize it can even alter the human face in such a way, that it no longer looks like that person. My father
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by bloody_bocker 1y ago
What's the username/password application in this context?
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by bloody_bocker 2y ago
Evolution: optimization done by selection, result is the DNA, that does amazing (we can't match that with traditional programming) things but it's bloody hard to decipher. Neural network: created via training, does amazing things
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by bloody_bocker 2y ago
> When people who can’t think logically design large systems, those systems become incomprehensible. And we start thinking of them as biological systems. And since biological systems are too complex to understand, it seems perfectly natu
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by bloody_bocker 4y ago
> feels as if you're watching the making-of documentary rather than the film itself. Isn't that because of many picture enhancers that come with modern tvs? I think major offender is the interpolation to go from cinematic 24 fr