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by evolve2k 2y ago
They’ve made some significant UI enhancements. More here: https://youtu.be/v91t_vBcG9o
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Penpot 2.0: Design and Code Collaboration on another level(penpot.app)
2 points by evolve2k 2y ago|1 comments
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by evolve2k 2y ago
I once would have thought Americans would never go for something like this, but with the levels of crying wolf around voting, a finger mark as a tangible mark to stop double voting seems quite logical and something that everyone can underst
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'Bound to secrecy': The indelible ink behind the biggest election(cnn.com)
1 points by evolve2k 2y ago|1 comments
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by evolve2k 2y ago
Yea so the latest, we had the church stabbing and then next thing there’s a riot outside the church. U don’t reckon it’s a good moment to cool it on spreading a video of a live stabbing in a church? “A riot broke out outside the church afte
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by evolve2k 2y ago
Just so we’re clear, this is what many would say is traumatic live footage of someone getting stabbed, like actual. And meta has taken it down on Insta and Facebook. But you don’t think it’s sorta weird that right now it’s circulating on X,
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by evolve2k 2y ago
Joining a union is essentially saying you're ready to throw down for any worker, even a stranger, and you know without having to ask that they've made the same promise to you. Metal as hell, everyone should do it. {Credit: T Arnol
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by evolve2k 2y ago
Sounds like the union is not strong enough. 50 workers being fired should be enough for everyone else to be like wtf.
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by evolve2k 2y ago
This came from the esafety commission not from the executive, the commission has separate powers and is free to enact them. And yes in Australia they are seeking to de-escalate political tensions that could arise from sharing the material,
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by evolve2k 2y ago
There’s no overstepping from Australia. No tech site has special rights to share explicit and violent content filmed within Australian borders. The US has no special right to be the only county to legislate. The failure is with big tech not
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Beyond Big Academia, there could a bright future for the humanities(abc.net.au)
2 points by evolve2k 2y ago|0 comments
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ESafety commissioner wins two-day injunction against X over violent content(abc.net.au)
8 points by evolve2k 2y ago|14 comments
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by evolve2k 2y ago
I can’t see this problem going away any time soon.
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Artificial intelligence is being used to create child abuse material(abc.net.au)
2 points by evolve2k 2y ago|1 comments
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by evolve2k 3y ago
The main problem / drawback of LLM’s is their propensity to hallucinate (or lie, said plainly) and thus is a significant issue even for ChatGPT 4. Intuitively, just because you put your LLM into a workflow/pipeline this doesn’t re
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by evolve2k 3y ago
Ha what a joke. The biggest lockin is the financial burden of owning a compulsory car. Costs are transferred onto your household. It continues to keep workers poor. When you can bike you don’t need to earn the cost of maintaining a car if y
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by evolve2k 3y ago
I do think this is the blind spot in all of Altmans hyper competitive moves. As a public we’ve had years of cultural warnings that this tech especially needs to be navigated with wisdom and ethical consideration. Trust can initially be quic
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The Public Is Rapidly Turning Against AI, Polling Shows(futurism.com)
62 points by evolve2k 3y ago|45 comments
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by evolve2k 3y ago
I’m guessing they’re taking a hand wavey position that as AI spews forth it degrades provenance as you start to struggle to tell things apart. Immutable “crypto” ledgers offer the promise of restoring confidence in provenance.
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by evolve2k 3y ago
TLDR; Elon is slimy, Sam also.
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What a bunch of A-list celebs taught me about how to use my phone(theverge.com)
2 points by evolve2k 3y ago|0 comments
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The AI insiders who want the controversial technology to be developed faster(abc.net.au)
4 points by evolve2k 3y ago|0 comments
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by evolve2k 3y ago
Frustratingly the author didn’t discuss get actual coding experience in any detail. How’s the resolution of the terminal and code editor. What was better/worse? What about weight, how long could he sit. Etc etc
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by evolve2k 3y ago
> The organization’s open-source software model, called InVEST, combines data gleaned from thousands of researchers working with techniques such as satellite imaging, soil surveys, climate modeling, and human development mapping to quant
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by evolve2k 3y ago
While there’s likely more than one cause. There’s a bunch of research that shows rising smart phone adoption from roughly 2010 onwards correlates to rising levels of anxiety and depression in teenage girls especially. This roughly aligns wi
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by evolve2k 3y ago
Yeah that was fun. Reminds me of 1D Doom that was shared here a while back.
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by evolve2k 3y ago
I clicked the link and the main page is fairly blank and just says “ No ideas yet...” What task do you recommend people do? Also you might need a more prominent about section so we can know what this is and how we might benefit from using i
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by evolve2k 3y ago
What’s the motivation for the creators of this? And who’s backing it? Doesn’t feel like a weekend hobby project but rather a strategic open source play of some sort. Maybe something Nvidia related?
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Microsoft's Copilot app is now available on iOS (freely run GPT4)(theverge.com)
6 points by evolve2k 3y ago|0 comments
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by evolve2k 3y ago
I’m considering getting an iPad mini to read & annotate within Zotero. Anyone have experience of using an iPad mini for this. Is the form factor do-able or really too small? I like that I could read lying down with one hand, which I can

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