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by esikich 4mo ago
Do you really think that's the only way to do it? I spend hours refining the output, slicing things up, redoing certain parts, tossing it into the DAW and compressing, adding effects, etc. I mean, if you think one shot prompts are the
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by esikich 4mo ago
I'm not sure I've even been to a Mexican restaurant that didn't have lengua, and I'm in the Midwest.
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by esikich 4mo ago
You wouldn't VPN a car
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by esikich 4mo ago
Yep, can't wait until everything is free and costs nothing to generate content. Free hosting and electricity will be super sweet too. Won't need admins or even the Internet. Everything I want will just be free for me because I don
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by esikich 4mo ago
No one is doing 16 step exploits unless you're a huge target in some way. 0.0000001% of companies fit that bill. And even then, ok, what did they get? An account login? What are they doing to do? Read email? Then what? "Use it for
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by esikich 4mo ago
How bad are your security practices that these tiny obscure things matter? None of these findings that show up here on HN should even make you flinch. The alarmist takes on this stuff is fucking exhausting and I'm tired of security tea
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by esikich 4mo ago
Yep and typically none of this is meaningful unless you have no security practices at all. You can't have it both ways. Every security team says these things are all critical even though, for example, it's only being used internal
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by esikich 4mo ago
I'm the one saying it's a silly thing to measure. Shut down Main Street everyone, it's not efficient.
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by esikich 4mo ago
Oh my god, no one measures this though. You'd have to be anti-bookstore if that's your metric.
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by esikich 4mo ago
Did you vote for the new McDonalds that got built? The new strip mall? The new apartment complex? The new water treatment plant that makes noise and stinks? The new metal shop? The new gas station? Let's start voting on everything and
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by esikich 4mo ago
So what's the ratio for malls? Or strip malls? Or metal refineries? Or auto plants? Or giant office buildings?
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by esikich 4mo ago
Who said anything about property?
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by esikich 4mo ago
You vote for people you can trust to build a knowledgeable team to make decisions for you. Direct democracy would be idiotic. Do you vote on every new business that gets created? Every building that gets erected?
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by esikich 4mo ago
A data center offers software development/infrastructure where people know it or not. Just because they aren't the first order users doesn't mean it's not beneficial. How is a machine shop beneficial to 65 year old Janet
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by esikich 4mo ago
Weird, I always loved physics because I felt like I didn't have to straight up memorize everything. In a pinch (years ago) I felt like I was able to pretty much derive everything I needed if I couldn't remember the exact formulas.
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by esikich 4mo ago
I live in an area built on paper mills. Our rivers are trashed from the paper mills. It smells bad in areas because of paper mills. Paper mills use a lot of electricity. But people are absolutely losing their minds over the pollution from p
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by esikich 4mo ago
So? Since when is there a floor for the number of jobs a business has to create? Suzies Tanning Salon uses a lot of energy but only employs 3 people.
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by esikich 4mo ago
I don't understand why people think they should be able to vote on things like this. Especially when they lack the necessary credentials to have an informed opinion on it.
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by esikich 4mo ago
"Won't somebody think of the children" is as old as time and works. That's why it's used so often. If it were ineffective at convincing people to give up their rights, it wouldn't be a thing.
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by esikich 4mo ago
Just talk to an average person rather than a tech nerd.
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by esikich 4mo ago
"He didn't breach us the way we wanted him to do it so it was dumb." Idk man, sounds like you locked your doors but left the windows open. That's the point of these things.
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by esikich 4mo ago
In my experience it is. Unless your IT leadership blew it on Sharepoint governance, which isn't MS's fault.
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by esikich 4mo ago
In my experience they just block it in corporate environments.
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by esikich 4mo ago
No, not conversations, actual data. Think reports, invoices, large PDFs, etc. Emailing files to yourself, that sort of thing. Then they end up with multiple PSTs.
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by esikich 4mo ago
Sounds like gatekeeping to me. They have an interesting idea and story and probably aren't web devs. But you write it off because the design (the least important point of telling the story) doesn't match your sweaty purity test. I
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by esikich 4mo ago
Yeah but it's a sliding scale where average food is a 5 out of 10, McDonald's is a 1, and soylent is 0.5. It's nonsensical.
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by esikich 4mo ago
Who cares. As if every website needs to be meticulously hand crafted. You mad at people that use css templates too?
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by esikich 4mo ago
The thing is the vast majority has never given a shit about authenticity though. All of the top pop stars are performing music made by committees and designed by marketing teams. Most music sold is and has been lowest common denominator tra
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by esikich 4mo ago
Sir, this is a VC bro website.
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by esikich 4mo ago
Sure, he's sold 10s of millions of books plus all the syndication money. Sounds about right.

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