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811.
by glimshe 2y ago
Let them do it. We have no right to tell people they have to learn to climb to get to top of the Everest. I can't draw but I want to create my Art using AI. What I now see is a bunch of people who associate their self worth with a rare
812.
by glimshe 2y ago
I don't know where you hang out on Reddit but on my subs people are almost invariably hostile to AI. AI art, even stuff that looks great, gets down voted to oblivion.
813.
by glimshe 2y ago
If this is as good as Who Framed Roger Rabbit, which appears to use a similar technique, it would be AWESOME. Hopefully they didn't sanitize the old cartoons.
814.
by glimshe 2y ago
I do hate the long form filler. Are there a lot of people that will only consume information if there is a huge article around it? I'm not saying I like tldr either, but there's an optimal middle ground somewhere.
815.
by glimshe 2y ago
You two! Bass solos can be great! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=it0PN8RrEZI
816.
by glimshe 2y ago
I'll give you a simple and silly example which could give you additional ideas. LLMs can be great for checking whether people can understand something. One day I came up with a joke and wondered whether people would "get it".
817.
by glimshe 2y ago
By reducing the transaction fees.
818.
by glimshe 2y ago
I'm tired of people bashing LLMs. AI is so useful in my daily work that I can't understand where these people are coming from. Well, whatever... As you said, examples where I wouldn't expect LLMs to be good at from people who
819.
by glimshe 2y ago
Junk writing from someone who doesn't understand AI. I use ChatGPT in many useful ways. For instance, I ask ChatGPT to explain my texts back to me to help prevent misunderstandings due to misleading sentences. How's that a bad thi
820.
by glimshe 2y ago
I don't agree with what appears to be the core premise of this article. Sure, if you want recognition or career benefit from your work, you have to advertise it. But this assumes that the purpose of work is getting recognition or money
821.
Samsung co-CEO Han Jong-hee has died(reuters.com)
14 points by glimshe 2y ago|0 comments
822.
by glimshe 2y ago
Well said. This is basically a cancel culture post. If you combine Internet outrage with niche nitpicking, it will be impossible to use any software. I can understand that people wouldn't want to support someone like Musk due to his hi
823.
by glimshe 2y ago
Typewriters are terrible. I had one as a kid and I don't miss them at all. Sure they are better than handwriting, but I'll never trade even a simple editor like Notepad for a typewriter... And I say that as someone who does plenty
824.
by glimshe 2y ago
Does this support the idea behind the 10x and 100x developer concept? In my experience, they do exist.
825.
by glimshe 2y ago
Oh well. While before authors could make money off legit users who wouldn't buy without this ability, now these users will have to skip the middle man and go straight to the pirates.
826.
by glimshe 2y ago
Does the de-drm still work? I've tried it through the PC client method and it didn't work.
827.
by glimshe 2y ago
There are arrows on the numeric keys on most old and modern US keyboards with numpads. That's why I expect them to do that.
828.
by glimshe 2y ago
Very cool. Are the cover images made with AI or classic paintings?
829.
by glimshe 2y ago
How many computers in 2025 allow you to use your external USB keyboard numpad as arrows? Not an Apple, at least not without convoluted system-level configurations or third-party software. Apple gets many things right but can still be infuri
830.
by glimshe 2y ago
I find amazing that, in today's web, the inaner a point is, the firmer is its proponent's conviction. Today's Google is the opposite of what is good for the web; it's a business led by a McKinsey bean counter and his hen
831.
by glimshe 2y ago
Over the years I got out of all carbonated drinks and excessive coffee by phasing in homebrewed black, green and herbal teas. I feel a lot healthier and my previously chronic heartburn and gastritis magically went away.
832.
by glimshe 2y ago
Copyrights are more often used to defend large corporations than small creators. As long everybody has a level playing field and individuals benefit from weaker copyright laws, it might actually make the world a better place. I'm not a
833.
by glimshe 2y ago
This consequence is so obvious one must assume it's part of the calculation. The US has an unsustainable military budget. Their bet, as I see it, is that the US will see a net positive from the shrinking of the military industrial comp
834.
by glimshe 2y ago
Has Europe been in the Western Alliance in the past 2 decades? The US has been shouldering the costs of this alliance while all Europe does is criticize the US while giving empty promises for military investments. This weakness opened the d
835.
by glimshe 2y ago
If you are right and Europe has so many enemies, the solution is to buy more weapons to defend against Russia and the "demonic" country that "mocks and humiliates" yours. Deal?
836.
by glimshe 2y ago
For a second I thought it was a DOGE cut.
837.
by glimshe 2y ago
I see we've had hours of the European echo chamber here. I'm an American but I obviously don't represent my country. I just want to say one thing... You Europeans don't need to worry. We will not abandon you in case Russ
838.
by glimshe 2y ago
To that let's add the stress of financial ruin or major setback in case he loses his job due to a competitive ratings-based "objective" perf review.
839.
by glimshe 2y ago
Let's not encourage click bait headlines on HN, please.
840.
by glimshe 2y ago
After one weird trick, Facebook became a lot of more valuable to me... Including its ads. Tldr: be radical about your interests and Facebook will become interesting. I literally unfollowed all of my friends with the exception of a handful o

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