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by dwringer 3y ago
> it's specifically GenAI where authors can't prove or don't have rights to content. Even more specifically, the author admitted to the images being "obviously AI generated" and Valve alleges that the images them
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by dwringer 3y ago
Indeed, airplanes are (as often cited) much safer if one counts per miles travelled, but they are certainly not if counting per trip.
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by dwringer 3y ago
Tbf he did fail, was prevented from going himself in person, and over a thousand of the people that he got to go have all been arrested as a result now.
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by dwringer 3y ago
Furthermore, from the article it was only whole scientific papers written ChatGPT in which they attained 99%; at the "paragraph level" they claim 92%, which means the claim of "AI generated content" in the headline is ov
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by dwringer 3y ago
One wonders what they mean in the headline by "logic" because it doesn't exactly strike me as the kind I learned in school.
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by dwringer 3y ago
I would regularly leave my mask on in the car just from being too lazy to take it off and put it back on again in the span of 15 minutes. I definitely had a couple of instances where people who saw me drive by yelled something at me in ange
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by dwringer 3y ago
In theory the idea also enables a higher frame rate than that of which the cameras are individually capable, thus allowing a finer slow motion effect.
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by dwringer 3y ago
Looking at those time durations it is tempting to interpret this as switching to where the sixteenth note triplet becomes the new beat for a bar, which has 16 beats in it. Thus the downbeat gets shifted 2/3 of a beat when returning to
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by dwringer 3y ago
I assumed at first reading the model number "TP" on this thread that this was a discussion about their $75 modular tape dispenser. [0] [0] https://www.jam.se/en/products/synthanalogvintage/teenage-en
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by dwringer 3y ago
This is the crux of the issue to me - this use of "comprised of" is a completely logical and consistent usage whether or not some people think it's wrong. Plenty of times correct constructions are considered wrong by lots of
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by dwringer 3y ago
I've been waiting a little over a month with no update so far, but I don't expect any sort of fast track since I'm not currently a paying customer.
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by dwringer 3y ago
That strikes me as an extraordinary claim somewhat in need of extraordinary evidence.
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by dwringer 3y ago
If it's the second frame of the three-panel strip, then, as another commenter hints, the trick is not to double back. You must complete a circuit around the map. I got frustrated and quit long before trying this until reading that co
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by dwringer 3y ago
A lot of times, with Pilots especially, if they're sold for the Japanese domestic market the tines are extremely tight and the pens write very dry, to the point of needing adjustment for writing in roman-derived script. I have a few
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by dwringer 3y ago
Pretty much all of what you wrote is a consideration, but everyone probably has their own preferences (and in some part it's affected by writing angle and penmanship habits). Certain nib styles are better suited to different ways of ho
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by dwringer 3y ago
I've had a few Safaris and they're easily among my favorites, but personally it was common to get misaligned nibs with them, or extreme variation between two different nibs of the same grind (so I don't think the problem of &
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by dwringer 3y ago
With good enough sense of relative pitch it's almost a non-issue as one is usually only a half step away from in-key and that can be played off as deliberate.
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by dwringer 3y ago
Selectrics also had what is easily my favorite font, Artisan 12, which is kind of like a perfectly rounded (in the case of 'o') Letter Gothic variant to my rather untrained eye. It's so emblematic of an entire era in computin
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by dwringer 3y ago
Furthermore I'd say that I (presumably like most emacs users) am probably closer to 45 minutes per month, or per year, on general emacs config stuff, certainly not per day. It has still made a huge difference for me in terms of conveni
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by dwringer 4y ago
IME most of that is of the form "I'm sorry, but as a large language model I..." and seems to have been drilled into it with training to dodge tricky subjects.
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by dwringer 4y ago
I agree - the only "public charging stations" I see on any kind of regular basis are EV charging stations. It's been a couple of decades since I remember seeing a USB one, not that I doubt their existence.
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by dwringer 4y ago
> It doesn't strengthen positions, it fits until it doesn't At that point I'd restart the conversation, after several dozen a distinct simulation of a personality would start to emerge. > Bots aren't people I certa
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by dwringer 4y ago
I used to do a lot of experimenting with the bots on character.ai when the site was a lot faster and smoother. Simulated personalities could absolutely be shaped into the bots by trying to have as many "productive" discussions as
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by dwringer 4y ago
Too bad he couldn't have at least a Golden Globe for that role or something.
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by dwringer 4y ago
As a native speaker, no, there's hardly any consensus I've seen about how to pronounce them. Certainly there are trends. But I pronounce Dalai somewhere between "Dah-lay" and "Dah-lie", and DALL-E sorta like
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by dwringer 4y ago
This is just fantastic - this is how all these models should work, and how they should be expected to work IMHO. I don't want someone programming it to act like a real human who works at facebook. I want a language model that can ass
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by dwringer 4y ago
I've been using an AI generated profile image which looks maybe 90% like me for quite a while in some places. I can't think of any obvious negative impacts. I've been totally upfront about it with my friends, but nobody'
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by dwringer 4y ago
Thanks for taking the time to explain! I got a bit mentally off track I guess, as the additional complexity for all this comes in when the user places tokens in the circular tracks to program rhythms. A euclidean sequencer forces them to be
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by dwringer 4y ago
That's a good point, I was just kind of assuming the related periodicity which is not a valid assumption to make. But the parent of the post to which I had replied specified whole number ratios between the periods. Euclidean sequencers
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by dwringer 4y ago
A tangent but to anyone reading who isn't familiar, that would be a type of what's known as a Euclidean sequencer (after [0]), and a mechanical one would be awesome but there are some great electronic and software options. Lately

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