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bulbosaur123
4y ago
Tons of people teaching on youtube every subject imaginable.
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bulbosaur123
4y ago
This is very primitive and I don't care. I still want a car that looks "cool" and "badass" and "mean" not some cringy virginmobile. inb4 barrage of downvotes
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bulbosaur123
4y ago
Same goes for redditors who need to end their sarcastic messages with /s tag. Okay, so you passively assumed I am too much of an idiot to miss your sarcasm. I will always downvote these posts.
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bulbosaur123
4y ago
Agreed. I cringe every time.
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bulbosaur123
4y ago
> If you really believe that these habits would make anyone successful then you have to explain why everyone isn't doing it. Everyone else isn't doing it, because it's really, really hard to stick to the habits. Same reaso
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bulbosaur123
4y ago
Disagree. Just allow one or two more iterations and it will supersede human abilities. Think ahead. Tech progress won't stop.
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bulbosaur123
4y ago
It's clearly an artist seething at grim realization that they are about to get irrevocably replaced.
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bulbosaur123
4y ago
It's not just DALLE. This logic can be applied to Imagine, Parti, Midjourney, Gato, GPT-3 and any other ML technology.
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bulbosaur123
4y ago
Any idea when could we expect DALLE to reach Google Parti levels of detail?
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4y ago
Where is the fraud? They can't charge with insider trading, because insider trading does not apply to currencies or cryptocurrencies.
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4y ago
Charged for what? There is no "insider trading" with cryptos, just as there isn't any with Forex, fiat currencies. He can't be charged, because there is no crime. No law prevents you to trade cryptocurrencies or fiat on
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bulbosaur123
4y ago
Reread what I said: I WANT THE DALLE GENERATOR TO SHOW THE WORLD AS IT IS NOT AS PEOPLE WISH IT WAS.
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bulbosaur123
4y ago
Yes, I did. I want it to show world as it is not as people want it to be.
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bulbosaur123
4y ago
They should create a little "status map" which shows the entire palette of all available sRGB colors and fills out those who have been voted on. That would at least make it interesting to keep voting and seeing the map fill out.
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4y ago
What made the genre die out?
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4y ago
> Put more extremely, if I offer you a 99% chance to take make one billion dollars (legally) and a 1% chance of being killed, would you take it? I definitely wouldn't. I would even if it offered 50+% of getting killed. The small cha
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4y ago
Disagree. Everyone already knows about the Tether scam, so the risk is priced in. Nobody will really lose confidence as everyone expects it to blow up for a decade now. Secondly, people will just switch to USDC.
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4y ago
It wouldn't be a big deal, because people would just switch to USDC.
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bulbosaur123
4y ago
I use Anki for studying rare words in dictionary, traffic rules, traditions and foreign languages.
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bulbosaur123
4y ago
Cool, some UX tips: Remove fade ins, fade outs. Takes too long. I use Anki daily and would use this app for longer texts to compare to Anki, but everything has to be optimised for minimum amount of clicks with no fancy effects like fade ins
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5y ago
Let me guess. "It's still early". No it's not. "Still early" is the laggard's cope. We are in late stage of adoption, entire countries (El Salvador) have adopted Bitcoin, to what effect is up for discussio
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5y ago
What useful has Ethereum created apart from providing an ever-bloating platform for generation of infinite digital-only tokens? As of 2022 the oracle problem still hasn't been solved, so actual decentralized, objective real life object
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5y ago
AIDungeon: been there, done that. It will become a battlefield of the most insane perversions and you know it.
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5y ago
It might be in Putin's interest to create conditions favourable for eventual Kessler Syndrome. If this happens, is there some long list of all the implications on international politics, relations and just our daily lives in general?
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5y ago
"Am I overlooking something?" Oh, how clever. Using the "no" oriented questions already. I see what you are doing.