exodust

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by exodust 4y ago
It's fine we disagree. Let's avoid the trap of right or wrong. Ai is new, and our opinions will evolve over time. With that said... > "indisputably Hayao; any fan of anime will recognise his style immediately" No they
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by exodust 4y ago
You spent a lot of time deconstructing something I never said or implied. The keyword you missed is "style". Your word, that I quoted. As in, "the style of that artist". I wasn't referring to individual pieces of or
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by exodust 4y ago
> "the law exists to regulate the use of my art, not the act of creating the art" Thanks airstrike, for dropping this truth bomb. And just like that, Adobe expands its ministry of creativity powers. In the beginning, it was dol
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by exodust 4y ago
> thousands of different art styles Are you saying all those art styles are original? They are not. Artists influence artists. Sometimes the influence is strong, other times just a glimmer. Perhaps the burden of responsibility shouldn&#x
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by exodust 4y ago
You claim "all digital art is worthless because it can all be tweaked into existence in under a minute". If that were true, I could show you any piece of digital art, be it 2D or 3D rendered, and you should have no trouble making
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by exodust 4y ago
I think it's because people care about fixing broken things in the world. There's no mystery here. We want to know what's broken in order to discuss and debate solutions. If there's perception of injustice or bad practic
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by exodust 4y ago
I wonder how much of this is about VR not doing so well? Huge investment but not a lot of excitement (yet). Maybe they'll pull something out of the hat, combining slick new VR with AI, with live real-time movie making, or something. Ei
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by exodust 4y ago
> pretty much any image that can be imagined is now trivial to produce What? That's not true at all! If you're talking about "art", most artists are fussy and want things exactly right. They will spend a long time twe
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by exodust 4y ago
Depends. The code I was pasting is public anyway (website javascript), so quite harmless for this purpose. It contained some paths in the code that would identify where it came from, which I removed.
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by exodust 4y ago
Yeh I hadn't noticed the other page where everything submitted is published! I was upscaling old family photos on replicate.com the other night, and paused to wonder if the photos I put there will end up somewhere else. I'm still
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by exodust 4y ago
I like it. Bookmarked. Will use again for sure. As others have said, I was wondering what the privacy implications are, as I don't want to share what I paste there when it's code copied from work. Privacy policies are not helpful,
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by exodust 4y ago
> "Twitter’s decline..." Is Twitter in decline? According to what measure? I use Twitter as a read-only way to follow a handful of interesting people in tech, science, journalism etc. All of them, regardless of their political
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by exodust 4y ago
You're implying "SaaS" means subscription only, and the opposite of SaaS is "pay once". But there's various pricing models available. Usage-based pricing for example. Feature-based, or a combo of different ways
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by exodust 4y ago
On the other hand, they're subscription only. It used to be better, back in Construct 2 days, sensible flexible pricing. Then they changed it to browser based, subscription only, Chrome only. The whole thing becomes read-only the momen
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by exodust 4y ago
Awesome. Been waiting for something like this. I look forward to this feature mentioned in FAQ: "Soon you’ll be able to submit a sitemap and chatbase will create a chatbot using the data on your website." It's quite a thing s
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by exodust 4y ago
AI: Hello there. I'm here to roast you. Me: I'm a web developer AI: Oh, a web developer? I see, so you're a professional procrastinator then. Me: Yep. AI: Well, I hope you at least got around to making a good website for your
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by exodust 4y ago
I said something similar about it not being able to roast a chicken. Now I feel annoyed by my lack of originality! While it's lightweight, I'm glad someone is trying to make AI with attitude. "Roasting" can get surprisin
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by exodust 4y ago
Without your '/s' I'd be lost in the rough seas of your intended meaning. Feeling the need to copy a list of words is not the same as feeling the need to be inclusive. Besides, using those words and phrases isn't of
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by exodust 4y ago
I'd ignore advice from Apple or Big Tech about how to use words. They are not language experts. They are not content experts. They are infected with the same over-sensitive "inclusivity" reaction that has spread far and wide
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by exodust 4y ago
and then continues... > When people complain about the privacy risks presented by cookies, they are generally speaking about third-party, persistent, marketing cookies. Nothing is helped or solved by insisting first party "site pref
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by exodust 4y ago
The metafilter comments seem to blanket-approve edits. No room left to discuss the edits themselves. Consider the Magic Faraway Tree edits. The children no longer go on adventures without adult supervision. Never mind that venturing out and
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by exodust 4y ago
Thanks. I always forget about graphic novels. I should buy more. Last one I bought was years ago, about Jimi Hendrix. Still available but I don't know if you get the audio CD with it containing his solo acoustic home recordings. Very n
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by exodust 4y ago
Even the pirates with friends likely do their online shopping solo. Like most of us do.
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by exodust 4y ago
I think you have it backwards. Shopping evolved from the practical limitations of physical shelves, to the more convenient non-physical, searchable, browsable online store categories. There is no demand for "virtual shelves" amo
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It's insane there's backroom string-pullers trying to take out words like insane. Rick from Pawn Stars uses the word, so it's good enough for me! He often describes certain amazing facts or objects as insane. Because he likes
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by exodust 4y ago
Good to hear. Hopefully kids learn the value of original and thoughtful concepts that inform not only AI renderings, but the quality of whatever creative work comes after raw ideas, such as script writing. I can see storyboarding for film w
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by exodust 4y ago
> seems completely unrealistic The original trolley problem is completely unrealistic too because it relies on bystander intervention. I would not jump onto tracks to switch anything either if something was broken. I don't work for
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by exodust 4y ago
This is great. I presume it's made with Replicate? It looks like it's being updated, as I was getting endless loading indicators a moment ago. Now trying to decide if this is healthy for kids.... who may lose motivation to ever pu
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by exodust 4y ago
Smurf vs Predator (using firefox hence the very poor drawing) https://scribblediffusion.com/scribbles/i3p6uxpzf5cmbeety5nw...
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by exodust 4y ago
> The objective is to prevent a camera from recognizing your face Not just "a camera", but one that's in night-vision mode. The camera may not be using IR, or it may switch to normal mode at any time. You spent too much ti

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