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by greazy 2y ago
I should have used a better example to support my point. I was referring to the website it self allowing gay and trans content, and even other non mainstream content (furry, MLP). The content is not just porn related (though a big chunk of
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I've relented, I accept now that AI is an umbrella term to represent many different methods, algorithms and technologies. Modern day usage of AI is heavily conflated with generative AI such as LLMs and Text-to-* generation systems. My
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Agreed, AI is a marketing term. Use the underlying methods and technology.
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4chan is a reflection of the depraved, extreme side of humanity. Twitter has taken on the mantle of 'asshole of the internet', but I think the rotten apples post in both. 4chan is oddly accepting of gay and trans people. I've
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This is ML. I guess AI term can apply here but I think it's a bit disingenuous to advertise as such. People will conflate the term with llm chat bots. https://skin-analytics.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06
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I went searching for more. The tool is called DERM by Skin Analytics. They have more info on stats: https://skin-analytics.com/ai-pathways/derm-performance/ A few peer reviewed pubs down the bottom of the page
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Looks like a great app. For those who can't read sheet music, can I suggest a guitar tabs?
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I'm in a similar position, in a related sector (public health lab). After covid money ran out, and departments of health were in the red, our finance people are running the show when before it was the scientists. When I was far younger
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> For example, how many "normal engineers" would you need to replace an Ilya Sutskever? I wonder what Sutskever would think if you asked him that question. I bet he'd point out several of his contemporaries that are more d
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It would be for sure an interesting experiments. Repetitive? No not necessarily. The refresh would happen could periodicaly, but the core functionally wouldn't change. The old answers can no longer be used as the basis for duplicates,
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by greazy 2y ago
> Although I would bet money on there being a few years left and AGI is achieved. Yeah? I'll take you up on that offer. $100AUD AGI won't happen this decade.
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by greazy 2y ago
How do you convert png to svg? Do the vectors make sense or are they illogical and therefore hard to work with?
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The issue with the touch bar is that it replaced the F keys which are (at least for me) my most used short cuts. I don't use the track pad gestures, never really got the hang of them. So the F keys were used a lot. They should have add
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by greazy 2y ago
My specific work community has a Slack with a few thousand people and a few active hundred people. We've come to the conclusion that slacks 90day retention message policy is a good thing. It allows new and old to reask and reiscussion
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Which phone costs $100 that isn't a POS? Honest question because even my discounted mid range motorolla is starting to struggle with some apps.
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Pixi goes a step further, they host mirrors of a lot of the important conda channels!
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As far as I understand, the conda-forge distribution and the channel solves a lot issues. But it might not have the tools you need.
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In the near future, thoes people will write a book exposing the complex dynamics of the decisions during these tumultuous times. How they tried to work within the system to change it for the better. Or some bullshit to try to rewrite histor
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by greazy 2y ago
> innovation boner That made me laugh. I don't know, I still struggle with point a website to github.io.
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I understand. See you on the interwebs :)
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Thank you for describing your process. It's an interesting concept. As I've just started writing, and discovered it's therapeutic effects, it feels alien to delete the thing that has helped. But i can see how it's therap
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> Deleting things it's also part of the process or something. Can you explain a bit further? How's it helpful to delete your writing? I never considered writing and deleting.
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Creating a website is the easy bit. The publishing and continually updates, even for a basic website, that's the bit that will make you stop and give up. I think this is why wordpress or drupal services are multimillion dollar companie
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by greazy 2y ago
I've also started writing sad and depressing stuff just for me. It's helped my mental health tremendously. I've only just started. How long have you been writing and do you publish it online?
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by greazy 2y ago
I've found that cooking with MSG has reduced my salt intake. The Umami taste seems to me at least related to salt. Whether it's a good change or not.. No idea.
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As someone who works on viruses, we don't worry or care whether viruses are alive. It's more of a philosophical question, and distilled down its really about whether viruses fit into a human centric view point of the world. We lik
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> Generally speaking flight time is less than half of the total door-to-door time of air travel. Maybe for domestic flights but for international flights (especially if you live in Australia) it would improve the flying experience. I&#x2
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It's a misconception that this needs to be updated. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2390230/do-copyright-dat...
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This is my experience with community driven open source projects and while its frustrating, what I like is that I can improve the process. Did you ever consider submitting an issue regarding the docs?
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Europeans can install alternative app stores https://support.apple.com/en-us/118110

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