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by gibbitz 2y ago
Why of all things do we choose Art to emulate with AI? Is it because we have such poor understanding of what makes good Art that it helps to sell the technology? Time and time again, those who know Art are insulted by this product while the
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Quite the opposite. This board should be responsible for making sure all "fringe" voices are heard, not just the alien conspiracy, ultra right-wing and religious zealotry groups. I haven't been confronted with any programs ab
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One thing that comes to mind is separation of application logic and presentation. It's easier to read your fetch logic if it doesn't include loader DOM element geometry progress logic (calculating rotation degrees and applying inl
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100%. Great to have type consistency. Terrible to deal with similar conflicting extended types in the enterprise codebase that make minor changes because someone couldn't figure out a compiler issue 5 years ago. For the record I don&#x
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by gibbitz 2y ago
My employer is considering using backstage for our data infrastructure tooling. This makes me nervous because Spotify seems unable to program a reliable shuffle feature on their player. Maybe it's because they put all the good devs on
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by gibbitz 2y ago
I hope ByteDance sell tiktok to North Korea. This bill is so misguided and inflammatory. It's clearly OK for Google and Meta to freely harvest our data and sell it for a profit, but I guess they can't charge tariffs on data so the
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This is supposed to get everyone's attention. Symbilolicly it represents the betrayal the protester feels from the government. Sadly, too many people are desensitized to this. I guess if the only thing that will get real attention is b
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Can you say "Obamacare"? This is totally about the media/propaganda.
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It amuses me. Deep thought was then asked what the question was. That's the next evolution of "AI" to write prompts for itself.
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by gibbitz 3y ago
Had the same thought. The one part that would still require js is the exclusive opened element requirement. Still just a simple vanilla event listener.
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United healthcare's stock is up 7 points as of Friday, so the free market has delivered its verdict. Soon companies will hire the hackers for the benefit of the shareholders.
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Tho I get the onlyfans reference, why not only <u>?
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Thus the finger on the scale in the form of buyer tax breaks and import tariffs. Tesla, like most American companies, is a welfare queen.
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Provided the company feels like paying for both which they don't. Even if this technology sucks and consumers don't like it, it will be used widely and UX people will be laid off. Any time commercial use art could be automated at
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by gibbitz 3y ago
I believe this would be more related to something like memoizing a DOM structure in a "Live" listener that is later removed from the DOM but not garbage collected due to the reference in the event listener. As the poster mentioned
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Absolutely. Especially when, in the US, the whole point of mentioning a company's country of origin is as political capital in a conversation about manufacturing jobs. When taking into account that Toyota and Honda manufacture their c
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by gibbitz 3y ago
I'm watching this now. The script is horrible. Whenever anything scientific is brought up whoever brings it up explains it like a school teacher when it is common knowledge to the audience (Sci-fi fans know what the wow signal is). Alo
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by gibbitz 3y ago
Yeah. I see a lot of "typescript is more readable" arguments out there, but I find this code dense and verbose. The more words you use to explain something the more likely you are to be misunderstood. What we're looking at he
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by gibbitz 3y ago
This observation applies to software and frameworks as well. I think this is the secondary draw to FOSS (the first being the price of course). Being able to see the source and fork it if necessary fosters trust. Closed source products only
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Internally Adobe hated Flash. It strode right past Live Motion which used the UI paradigm of After Effects to produce animations which didn't cater to the traditional key framing model Flash was built on. I feel pretty strongly that th
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by gibbitz 3y ago
My former boss wrote the first version of it when he was working for Crispin-Porter + Bogusky. He claimed that internally Domino's already had the infrastructure for their own telemetry and logistics and putting a python API on top of
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by gibbitz 3y ago
The common denominator in this demographic (affluent youth) is social media. In my generation you judged yourself against the people in your school. How you look, how good your grades are, how well you can perform etc. The small pond made i
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by gibbitz 3y ago
Yeah you shouldn't be able to see your car's shadow (cast by the car behinds headlights) on the road in front of you when your headlights are on...
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by gibbitz 3y ago
I've noticed this in the cars I've had over the past 15 years or so too. We hit a deer two years ago because it was moving perfectly in time with the side curtain airbag laden support column in my field of view. I barely saw it wh
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by gibbitz 3y ago
The smartest developers and managers I've ever worked with are women. If someone is offended by being wrong or not being pandered to, this is not on you. I think the problems around this are firmly on the men and the culture that makes
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by gibbitz 3y ago
If the overall concern is exposure to propaganda, why waste time blocking the holes it comes in through? Wouldn't it just be simpler to educate our citizens to identify propaganda? I would think this would also help to keep the powers
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Sadly this is how we look at art thanks to AI. "It's just like a real person thought about it and made it intentionally -- but it's nearly free!". No one paying cares if it's just copied from other works and nearly
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by gibbitz 3y ago
I wonder about the UX created by AI when we start delegating browsing to AI. The major search engines already are looking to lean on AI and we complain about ads enough that it's clear we see browsing as a chore. It's only a matte
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100%
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I don't like spotify's UX much either, but I don't blame my hammer for the lopsided chairs I built. Plenty of crappy UIs were designed in Adobe Photoshop before Sketch came around and introduced tooling better suited for UX m

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