falsaberN1

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by falsaberN1 4y ago
I am not talking about GPT and LLM models. I have no opinion on those. I have an opinion on art because it's something I know intimately. Art is a form of expression available to all, it's not just art for business or commission.
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by falsaberN1 4y ago
"Trained on stolen data" This is emotionally charged wording with a clear confrontational bias and a dark intent to discredit. As someone with over 30 years of experience with art and artists, do you realize how many influences ar
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by falsaberN1 4y ago
No, there was no empathy for them. And I feel there's no real empathy for artists, either. Before the eeeevil robot came to be, no one gave much of a damn about artists or their opinion. Suddenly we are instrumental to humanity's
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by falsaberN1 4y ago
This is completely ignoring the thousands, maybe millions, of non-notorious artists that do their art, in whatever form, because it's fun, because it allows them to express themselves or as a creative outlet or as a mere hobby to unwin
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by falsaberN1 4y ago
As a fellow artist, I can kind of see where you are coming from. I've had my art copied in several places, nobody ever asked for permission and probably nobody knows I did it. Nor will. I've seen my work in memes, Doom mods, promo
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by falsaberN1 4y ago
I don't quite agree with the exact content of the article, but the headline, distilled into a general concept, has a lot more weight in my opinion. Can AI help accelerate someone's learning or cause significant improvement? Short
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by falsaberN1 4y ago
Isn't lunar dust an absolute nightmare made of sharp shards of material melted/compressed from large object impacts, or something of the sort? That has to be a nightmare on the skin or soft body tissues. And devices. The idea is f
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by falsaberN1 4y ago
People acts like if it was a tiny person inside a computer. I know humans have a tendency to humanize inanimate objects but this is was always ridiculous, the article mentions "the AI wants to be regulated" but it doesn't WAN
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by falsaberN1 4y ago
MacOS is good because I have to open the terminal to do complex tasks. Linux is crap because I have to open the terminal to do complex tasks. I know the devil is in the details, I'm just poking fun at the thing, but you gotta admit it&
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by falsaberN1 4y ago
I'm no medical science person, but I had surgery a year ago for some type of severe gangrene, and while I miraculously came out whole, I'm still suffering horrible digestive issues that had nothing to do with it, presumably from t
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by falsaberN1 5y ago
Please don't say "latinx". It's offensive to Spanish speakers. Not to mention unpronounceable. It is not a word designed by Spanish speakers and it shows. We have our own terms, use those if you want to be inclusive.
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by falsaberN1 5y ago
I must be one of the few that doesn't favor tiling as well. Kinda. My setup is unusual. Allow me two paragraphs to describe it and then why tiling wouldn't work for me. I usually have 3 windows open at a given time, either a termi
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by falsaberN1 5y ago
It's a perfectly cromulent word.
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by falsaberN1 5y ago
Try Krusader, it's not THIS flexible, but it's been my daily driver for over a decade. A clone of an earlier version of DOpus, Worker, exists as well: http://www.boomerangsworld.de/cms/worker/index.html
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by falsaberN1 5y ago
We never ran from dinousaurs, but it'd have been kind of cool.
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by falsaberN1 5y ago
I was unpacking some computers we rented to a winery a few weeks ago, and all the boxes came with a different type of spider. My assistant is a young intern and just insisted on killing them (grave mistake, he got some sort of allergic reac
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by falsaberN1 5y ago
Weird. 3 years ago, on the 2nd and 3rd of August in a particular area in northwest Spain I pass by at times, there were 53ºC. It felt like inescapable death, and it was 100% relative humidity to boot, and residences usually don't have
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by falsaberN1 5y ago
>This makes you a rare example. I’ve been saying for years that the real computer revolution will happen when people work with computers, rather than on computers. Heh, it's funny you mention that, because I always had a deeply root
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by falsaberN1 5y ago
I find it hard to agree with the article. With the escalation of technology the amount of things I get done every day, like, tangible, countable things, has skyrocketed, even more as my education with that technology went up. Not just progr
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by falsaberN1 5y ago
I don't know, I was very foreigner and I stick out like a sore thumb (you could probably spot me from satellite photos in a busy street), and I had absolutely no issues finding rent, banking and all other services outside of obtuse lan
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by falsaberN1 5y ago
My experience, and that of my colleagues, has been the opposite, and I'm a walking mess of a man when not at work. I have made very high quality friendships with Japanese people and the average Joe isn't any more racist than peopl
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by falsaberN1 5y ago
I have played with GPT3 and similar lesser models for a while, and in my opinion it doesn't understand anything. It's good at correlation (it might figure out a pikachu is a pokemon or that The Wall is a music album) which is kind
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by falsaberN1 5y ago
We have the same tax here. Pretty insulting when I'm a content creator myself (and I'd never pirate the artists it's protecting, I think they are all terrible ), but not many ways left to import without bigger costs (customs
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by falsaberN1 5y ago
This makes me think. What happens when partial profiles are matched to the wrong person? Like, it's very likely these systems are going to match different people in the same household/network because... how can they even separate
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by falsaberN1 5y ago
Humidity is the killer at those temperature ranges. Here we got a bit of a micro-climate because of large bodies of water and whenever temperature goes past 25ºC it's already highly uncomfortable, whereas 25ºC in other parts of the cou
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by falsaberN1 5y ago
You are expected to believe that what a movie offers is an idealized, exaggerated or just plain fantastic take on real life. Examples exist that cannot tell reality from fiction, but that's generally the gist of it. However, much more
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by falsaberN1 5y ago
I honestly don't like this line of thought. I got nothing against you personally, just against the general idea, which I also see expressed as "natural talent". Let me explain. I have had a pretty tough life, never had much o
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by falsaberN1 5y ago
The "climb in your lap and show you their photo albums" part. I wouldn't want that either. I just want some food without feeling guilty because everyone looks like they are doing me a favor for choosing to eat there, you know
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by falsaberN1 5y ago
That doesn't sound good either. I don't know, if I'm going to eat somewhere at a huge markup I just don't want that annoyed "Ugh, ANOTHER one?" face. I don't chat and much less flirt, I just make an order.
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by falsaberN1 5y ago
Note I'm not American, the whole "service with a smile" thing sounds like such an "Americana" concept to me at least. And no I'm not saying that, I'm saying that the premise of the article sounds very dist

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