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exodust
8mo ago
Agreed. I owe a beer to whoever thought of BEM. It's saved precious brain cycles thinking of names. At first I was like what is this bem__opinion--rubbish but then it clicked and my workflow improved.
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exodust
8mo ago
> How about you come back when your daughter has a fake AI nude passed around school. Like any bad behaviour, the grown-up response should be discipline and education. There's a million ways kids can misbehave. The idea is to get
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exodust
8mo ago
In other words: " I know a thing, but I won't say what. I condemn you for not knowing the thing. " Grok is censored, there's no question. Try it yourself. It can't even handle analysing a 19th century woodcut engrav
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exodust
8mo ago
> name of freedom Speaking of freedom, I lost posting permission yesterday after my earlier post. Even though vile replies were insinuating vile things, my right of reply was taken away. We should never diminish the "name of fre
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exodust
8mo ago
AI generated dancing puppies were not made from real dancing puppies.
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exodust
8mo ago
What Stanford study? If you mean the one titled "Generative ML and CSAM", I can't see any mention of your claim in that study. Care to explain? https://fsi.stanford.edu/publication/generative-ml-and-csam-
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exodust
8mo ago
Agreed. My recent side projects involve lots of thinking over days and weeks. With AI we can set high bars and do complex original stuff. Obviously boilerplate and common patterns are slop slap without much thinking. That's why you br
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exodust
8mo ago
people still make clay pots and paint landscapes
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exodust
8mo ago
Plot twist. The comment you love is the cynical one, responding to someone who clearly embraces the new by rising above caution and concern. Your GPT addition has missed the context, but at least you've provided a nice little paradox.
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exodust
8mo ago
> " the optimal path is somewhere in between " I think this is the correct answer. Also we technically never stop learning. There's always some new coding trick that alluded us until AI spits it out. My 2 cents: Switch t
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exodust
8mo ago
> nobody is using it to sort issues for importance True, and I'd add the reminder that AI doesn't care. When it makes mistakes it pretends to be sorry. Simulated emotion is dangerous IMHO, it can lead to undeserved trust. I a
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exodust
8mo ago
Can you elaborate on how it deepened your appreciation? An example perhaps?
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exodust
8mo ago
Perhaps oversimplified. The manager might not want you tethered to his/her in-box like a puppy on a leash. "When things happen", sounds risky. You don't want to be drip-feeding emails about individual things as they happ
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exodust
8mo ago
I'm still on Windows 10, and the only issue I have is the huge nag-screen promoting Windows 11 that appears sometimes when I boot up. No option to say "don't show again". If anyone knows how to permanently disable this i
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exodust
9mo ago
Similarly I leave Cursor's AI in "ask" mode. It puts code there, leaving me to grab what I need and integrate myself. This forces me to look closely at code and prevents the "runaway" feeling where AI does too much
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exodust
9mo ago
I'm getting a little popping on Firefox Windows, which disappears if I remove the kick step on second row of the default bosa nova. Nice work anyway, the UI is immediate and instant play.
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exodust
9mo ago
in front of a screen? does the user tuck themselves in bed with lights off and suspend the device above their face?
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exodust
9mo ago
I presume there's no actual loading happening, it's just a timer. Real loading spinners aren't fun, but fake ones are next level bad. Not sure why anyone would deliberately put themselves through this experience.
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exodust
9mo ago
> " Not unlike digital photography... " The important difference with digital photography is the phone photographer won't use pro lighting, different lenses, reflectors, bounced flash or other gear that contributes to the
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exodust
9mo ago
It's just manipulated photos. No need to panic. Everyone knows photos can be easily faked. The alarmist response serves no purpose. AI itself can be tasked to make and publish fake photos. Will you point pitchforks at the generators of
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10mo ago
> " you're circumventing the method of paying for content " Because the payment method is a scam. Imagine if all car owners were charged the same price for fuel regardless of how much they used. Likewise, imagine watching
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exodust
10mo ago
Wouldn't it follow that those "things" we're pointing to aren't really "things" because they're all leaking and fuzzy? Begging the question, what ends up on a list of things that do exist?
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exodust
1y ago
Perhaps if it measured depth it could detect "flat surface" and flag that in the recorded data. Cameras already "know" what is near or far simply by focusing.
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exodust
1y ago
It's a shame when resigning is the only way out. Before reaching that point, the usual strategies should be attempted: Picking your battles; Negotiate rather than fight; Be better at analytics and research than anyone else. So
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exodust
1y ago
Ok good, I'm checking out the CSS clock demo. Looks interesting, although I'm probably not the target audience, I'd just code it normally. I may revisit and see what else it can do.
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exodust
1y ago
The alternate strategy is loyalty to "the business" rather than any particular person. When you're invested in the success of the business above all else, and you make that known, you'll carve out a position where you&#x
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exodust
1y ago
I didn't notice at first but it's one of those "blog post ads", concluding with "it's time". Time for what? To click the "open app" button? Okay, so I clicked. It doesn't open app. A button
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exodust
1y ago
> "I spent 2 months designing and making an admin panel " Why? It's easy and quick to code complicated things these days. It's nice having custom dashboards and functionality that fits exactly with what you need. Wa
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exodust
1y ago
Not to mention EDM festivals. Remote bush doofs where everyone is off their chops, escaping reality, dancing during the day, exposed in the light. Being recorded in 4k from different angles including action cams on people's heads on th
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1y ago
> "I know my words sound harsh" Your words sound unhinged. Like your anti-fascist label maker is unrolling a mini manifesto of regurgitated anti-Israel nuggets. You're harbouring an array of ideologies, all intersecting
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