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> I'm no Hayao "I sense insult to life itself" Miyazaki He was saying that in response to a computer-animated zombie that dragged itself along in a grotesque manner. It wasn't that it was animated by a computer, it wa
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> They don't hate good AI images, and when they see great AI images, they don't even realize they are made by AI. There's a decent size group of people who have a knee-jerk negative response toward AI regardless of qualit
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And on top of that, if your clients are Adobe users, you probably will have to be as well or you risk what they send you not opening properly. Back in the Creative Suite days, my parents (small graphic design studio) upgraded largely becaus
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2y ago
Bluesky has the "Discover" feed that is definitely not only people you follow (sometimes, when it feels like it, they'll be on top of it).
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> but to me it seemed that Bluesky was generally better about staying “on track” when it comes to showing relevant things, once trained. Xitter really, really likes to veer off course and so much as stopping scrolling for a second while
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There's a default feed, and it's awful. Part of why I gave up on the site, it never seemed to "get" me, their features for tuning it don't work, and the alternative feeds weren't what I wanted at all.
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I've never heard anyone (at least not anyone who wasn't already using GIMP) complain about the concept of paying for it, it's always been the way Adobe tries to squeeze extra money out of you. First it was bundles where you&#
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2y ago
With the shifting rooms, it's almost dream-like.
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Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure adding Game Pass games to Steam isn't really compatible with that. It looks like there was a "notes" app for the Windows "Game Bar", but it's no longer available.
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I'd imagine it probably will get them to go to sleep, but mostly because they'll be watching a lot of walking up and down corridors.
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> solved the same two puzzles for resources I'm eager to play more, but this is something that was a worry already an hour in. The logic puzzle I did was good enough and seems like it can be generated procedurally well enough, the &
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> The tutorial note cards strongly recommend using a pen+paper while playing This is my largest complaint. The game should really have a notepad built in. It doesn't need to write down clues for me, but it would be nice to not have
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2y ago
I agree it's bad, and yes, the government admitted they shouldn't have done it. But regardless, the question was about if it has happened to a citizen, not a person who maybe could be a citizen one day but is not, and you responde
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They were asking about it happening to citizens. From your article: > Mr Garcia, a Salvadoran
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> Why don’t schools teach toothbrushing? And/or have the school nurse check children’s teeth? Some schools used to have a fluoride rinse students would be forced to do. It looks like it still happens in some rural places.
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> we'll solve climate change Things can help solve a problem without being sufficient to solve it on their own. Do you refuse to use LED lights because they won't bring your power bill down to zero?
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I'm interested in seeing how the LLMs react to some specific defined strategies. E.g. an "honest" bot that says "I'm voting for player [random number]." and does it every round (not sure how to handle the jury
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> If this game were arranged for Humans Almost exactly this "game" is pretty common for humans. It's basically "mafia" or "werewolf" when the people playing only know the vaguest rules. And I've se
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> But if we slightly decrease the carbon footprint of a Hershey's bar, we'll be OK. They're not saying it alone will fix it. They also say they: >created the ChoViva website with an environmentally conscious mindset. Th
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Both used Impossible AFAIK (pretty sure they both have them still, too). > it has a heme protein extracted from soybean roots which gives it that blood smell and taste that is so satisfying. Glad you like it. Personally, I wish places di
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Yes, I tested it and it does allow that.
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> but why do I have to credit an image of an image in the style of copywritten material? I'm not sure why style was the hangup here, isn't it clearly that it's AI generated? I'm sure two weeks ago a human making the s
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Am I missing somewhere it tells you the word list is a lot more restrictive than Wordle? Even if the solution can't be a plural, I think it makes sense to allow it to find out letter positions (maybe it could warn you but let you make
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> It's all fake fluff designed to offset the genuine negativity he's creating for himself. Is it? All the fake Musk things I've seen are, yes, positive, but they're also just scams (e.g. ads for a "Quantum AI&quo
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Huh, I was expecting it to be that it was flooded with low-quality AI-written novels, but instead: > NaNoWriMo lost significant community support when it took a stand in favor of the use of artificial intelligence in creative writing.
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19 hours now, I'm really impressed that a person can actually do this without having to be drugged enough to be incoherent (or that would make you pee). He looks exhausted. Another NPR article mentions Strom Thurmond's loophole of
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Yes, if you're on Wi-Fi. It's running Android and even comes with the Play Store. I have one of their larger readers and a lot of apps worked out of the boox.
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OP's problem wasn't that they had it installed, it's that enough of their users did to make it a problem when it breaks the site's CSS.
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> as long as the property is not damaged According to who? Landlords already tend to exaggerate to try to keep your security deposit, tenants would have no motivation to admit to damages after the lease ends. If the answer is "go to
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Don't forget the subscription on top of all that! > forking over an extra $7.99 to unlock the good subclasses They would never let them be that affordable again. Beyond dropped the "a la carte" option a while ago, you need
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