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by fao_ 6mo ago
I was raised by two artists who are top of their field and have taught art professionally in multiple ways and mediums. I have done art myself. That makes me more qualified than most people here, and also 99% of the people who are writing A
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by fao_ 6mo ago
> I really wonder how some people think of themselves as artists while simultaneously attacking another persons choice of self expression. Because AI art is not art, and rips off existing artwork in a way that is more than learning from
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by fao_ 7mo ago
Did you mean to comment this on the NME sibling? Haha
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by fao_ 7mo ago
> but since you don't experience static, I assume you have grounding at your house. It's illegal not to,
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by fao_ 7mo ago
If someone couldn't be bothered to write it, I certainly can't be bothered to read it. I did not bother to read the article involved because the continual piss stain on the images, the website itself, and a few key phrases let me
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by fao_ 7mo ago
> So, once again, the old question: If reducing jobs is the only goal, but people are also expected to have jobs to be able to pay for food and housing, what is the end goal here? What is the vision that those companies are trying to rea
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by fao_ 7mo ago
> (TBF, BT ones also drop packets in RF-noisy environments, but they seem to be more resistant to it) I've experienced the opposite. The microwave will knock out my bluetooth completely, but the wired headphones are solid but in a d
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by fao_ 7mo ago
Indeed, which is exactly what you should have done, instead of writing a comment that is simply an insult.
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by fao_ 7mo ago
> LLMs make pirated art more accessible, [citation needed] > 2005 pirates allegedly harmed artists by decreasing their sales. provably false
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by fao_ 7mo ago
this is more or less, in some way, what Erlang does and how Erlang is so easy to scale.
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by fao_ 7mo ago
> What you seem to be missing is that LLMs are better at/for some things than others. I guarantee it is using the same system to write code and teach you about electronics that it is using to teach people about chemistry, and if you
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by fao_ 7mo ago
Don't worry, LLMs are perfectly ok for getting information. Just ask drugs.com about penisomab https://bsky.app/profile/harrisonk.bsky.social/post/3mfs6adw...
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by fao_ 7mo ago
Really doesn't surprise me, to be honest: > We strongly recommend contributing with Claude Code or similar AI coding tools.
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by fao_ 7mo ago
I disagree with your framing cynicism as an "agenda". For the record, I agree that the maker movement hasn't actually ended, and most of your points are correct; however, the idea of LLMs teaching Electronics worries me about
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by fao_ 8mo ago
> This is actually a clean commodity price spike because it’s specifically not for market manipulation or financial engineering. It’s because demand for this product really did explode overnight. Based on how the same 3 billion has been
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by fao_ 8mo ago
IDK, I understood them perfectly well.
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by fao_ 8mo ago
Well, except for America, according to statistics :P
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by fao_ 8mo ago
Maybe it's me, but only the first quote seems cumbersome, and wasn't very cumbersome in the article when I read it in context.
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by fao_ 8mo ago
> There needs to be a statute of limitations just like there is for reporting the crimes. The UK does not have a statute of limitations
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by fao_ 8mo ago
That is not what I was saying at all :P
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by fao_ 8mo ago
Even with reinforcement learning, you can still find phrases and patterns that are repeated in the smaller models. It's likely true with the larger ones, too, except the corpus is so large that you'll have fat luck to pick out whi
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by fao_ 8mo ago
`crote` claimed: > with every package having several dozen patches trying to make a brand-new application release work with a decade-old release of libfoobar. Quite frankly, as someone started distro-hopping around ~2009 & only stopp
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by fao_ 8mo ago
"By today's standards"? no that's just FORTH code
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by fao_ 8mo ago
> The counterpoint of this is Linux distros trying to resolve all global dependencies into a one-size-fits-nothing solution - with every package having several dozen patches trying to make a brand-new application release work with a deca
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by fao_ 8mo ago
I don't think this is the case, because the AI companies are all just shuffling around the same 300 million or trillion to each other.
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by fao_ 8mo ago
> Season one it was a traditional adventure of the week style show that was popular at the time and before. because having a multi season story arc was unheard of and still more or less is today so the first season was traditional TV and
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by fao_ 8mo ago
Indeed, and many of those same groups are also funding right wing propaganda in other countries.
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by fao_ 8mo ago
Incorrect. ICE is built off the background of 30-50 years of propaganda against "immigrants", most of it completely untrue. The same is done for "benefits scroungers", despite the evidence being that welfare fraud only a
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by fao_ 8mo ago
> There is no such thing as "gluten intolerance", for example [citation needed]. I have celiac disease and a wheat allergy, which presented at the age of 3 comorbidly. If I ingest gliadin, my immune cells take the gliadin, run
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by fao_ 8mo ago
> Especially in Zed where the only way to switch hard tabs is buried in the settings menu, and impossible to change per buffer. Even vim lets you set that per-buffer so that's more of an editor problem than anything else, lmao

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