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by bogwog 4y ago
It actually doesn’t use WindowMaker. GNUstep is a reimplementation of core Apple frameworks, and can run in any DE (including Windows) WindowMaker is its own thing that just so happens to be trying to recreate software from the same ecosyst
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by bogwog 4y ago
Open Assistant is doing the same thing, but actually creating a dataset that isn't on questionable legal grounds by creating a gamified web app where people can contribute: https://open-assistant.io/dashboard I wonder
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by bogwog 4y ago
> we have been in the last Miami Art Week and Art Basel and we don't have enough time for the number of artists that wanted to be in the process. Will expand more later Please also include the number of those people who actually und
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by bogwog 4y ago
So the business model there is: scanner + paper shredder + NFT = $$$? How many people have taken you up on that offer? Unless it's a shitty/low-effort painting, it seems insane to me that anyone would destroy their artwork in exch
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by bogwog 4y ago
I use an app called "iSH" which gives you an x86 Alpine Linux distro and a shell you can play around with. It's pretty useful whenever I need to ssh into something, and if you're patient you can actually do some programm
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by bogwog 4y ago
> Entitlement to free entertainment is an ugly look You see it as entitlement, I see it as empowered consumers rejecting business practices they don't like. If more people had the technical skills to do it, they would. And what woul
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by bogwog 4y ago
It seems to be better at Tweeting than Coding. prompt: "Recent Tweet by Joe Biden: " output: Recent Tweet by Joe Biden: 3D printing is a great way to make money. Joe Biden, the former vice president of United States and
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by bogwog 4y ago
Does this really need to be a fork of llama.cpp? It seems like there's no real changes to the code.
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by bogwog 4y ago
* The number people who care about whether art was AI generated is only going to decrease as time goes on * If there is any kind of real value to having this badge, then people will just use it even if they're using AI * Rejecting tech
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by bogwog 4y ago
When I see AI art from those communities, it all looks the same to me. People tend to overestimate their talent, and get overly attached to their own ideas. So when a tool like midjourney/stable diffusion generates beautiful artwork ba
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by bogwog 4y ago
What is the point of teaching children these topics, when they'll be obsolete by the time they're old enough to enter the job market?
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by bogwog 4y ago
Don't let all the AI hype trick you into thinking you can trust Microsoft for anything.
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by bogwog 4y ago
Not sure about this specific example, but the prompts used for training were generated by davinci. The researchers only used 175 human-written prompts, and these were fed into davinci to generate the other ~52k used for fine tuning LLaMA to
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by bogwog 4y ago
Only if one of those handful of big companies decides to release their models for commercial use. The LLaMA models used here are only available under a non-commercial license. Can’t build anything significant with leaked models. Hopefully w
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by bogwog 4y ago
That seems like wishful thinking. The safe thing to do is to wait until the lawsuits come out and we get a real answer. Or if you’re not risk averse, then go for it and take one for the team!
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by bogwog 4y ago
Which raises a concern about privacy, since they're obviously going to be spying on your usage, and the tool has access to potentially sensitive information in your browser tabs.
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by bogwog 4y ago
Why is this using a reverse engineered library (revChatGPT) rather than the official OpenAI public APIs?
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by bogwog 4y ago
I feel like most of the fault lies on Apple and Google, which explicitly incentivize these types of extremely profitable games, for obvious reasons. Further proof that the app stores need to be regulated, since they're not going to do
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by bogwog 4y ago
> but it's also down to use to not support these games. Not really true. Gambling is heavily regulated for a reason, it's just that these games haven't been officially categorized as gambling under existing gambling laws (
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by bogwog 4y ago
Imagine how many more patents Qualcomm could fit into your phone by removing that ~2.5mm chip!
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by bogwog 4y ago
Have you ever bought a non-Apple computer? When hardware fails it’s not because the configuration “just dont work”, it’s because crappy OEMs ship garbage quality components that die, and when you buy one of those machines it’s really a race
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by bogwog 4y ago
Nope, that's the cost of a monopoly. However fast or special Apple's RAM is, it doesn't cost them 10x the price of the competition, it costs us that because we can't around shop for another supplier.
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by bogwog 4y ago
It's a shame Apple is Apple and you can't pay a reasonable price for RAM, otherwise these would make awesome servers.
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by bogwog 4y ago
Spine also has a JSON exporter, so you could write your own importer if you don't trust any of the open source runtimes.
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by bogwog 4y ago
Haven't watched the full video, but this looks similar ImHex ( https://imhex.werwolv.net/ ), which also includes a pattern language thing to describe the structure of data. I used it once for a project, and it was useful
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by bogwog 4y ago
It's not about version numbers. I wasn't a UE3 licensee, but I'd imagine that came with decent support and the release of features to keep pace with the industry at the time. Godot obviously can't be expected to provide
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by bogwog 4y ago
> 4 years of development. For some perspective, console generations are usually around 6-7 years. Given their stated AAA aspirations, I wonder what the future development process will actually look like, because another dark age like fro
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by bogwog 4y ago
> The "don't be evil" motto still applies. Not exactly: https://gizmodo.com/google-removes-nearly-all-mentions-of-do...
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by bogwog 4y ago
Because corporations aren’t people, they’re machines that happen to be powered by human labor. There’s some wiggle room for individuals to make a difference, but ultimately the market will win in the long run. Consider the CEO of Google gro
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by bogwog 4y ago
I wonder if there are other industries engaging in this kind of price fixing scheme under the guise of "AI SaaS"?

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