hexage1814

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by hexage1814 2y ago
>it's about the vast majority of these channels being the music equivalent of blogspam. They're not even trying to do anything interesting with the medium, they exist purely to extract ad revenue Honestly, you could say the sam
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by hexage1814 2y ago
AI music rocks. Especially the ones made on Udio, which I think it's the best model as of right now. I hope we soon have a "Flux" like equivalent model, but for music, that you can run locally/fine-tune,etc...
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by hexage1814 2y ago
It would be cool if the author shared the AI music channels list. I love AI music and would greatly appreciate some recommendations of channels to listen to.
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Theo – t3․gg – Firefox is hard to love [video](youtube.com)
2 points by hexage1814 2y ago|0 comments
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Windows dark mode has been embarrassingly incomplete for nearly a decade(windowscentral.com)
8 points by hexage1814 2y ago|1 comments
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by hexage1814 2y ago
I tested it here. https://huggingface.co/spaces/deepseek-ai/JanusFlow-1.3B
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by hexage1814 2y ago
I played a little bit with the image generation, and I'm not sure if there was something wrong with the site or was it was some weird setting, but it was Stable Diffusion 1.5 tier generation. Not that good :\
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by hexage1814 2y ago
I notice that all most of these free hosts are pretty picky as far flagging/banning your account. And I'm not even saying sending a gazillion requests or doing something outlandish. I'm talking about sending 500 or 1000 reque
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by hexage1814 2y ago
Have been using this for some time. It is pretty good. But not as good as ElevenLabs though. Also, ironically enough, ElevenLabs lunched a readerapp for iOS and Android, which allows you to text to speech for "free" in some limite
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by hexage1814 2y ago
To me the "ChatGPT is destroying the environment "card always felt somewhat like bad faith arguing from the anti-AI crowd trying to find any excuse for being against AI. Like, the same people who complained about "using AI is
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In the age of AI, captchas are mostly a burden to humans(ghacks.net)
7 points by hexage1814 2y ago|0 comments
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The Age of AI Child Abuse Is Here(theatlantic.com)
6 points by hexage1814 2y ago|4 comments
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by hexage1814 2y ago
>No statement, no idea, no demands. A special place in Hell… I mean... would it be better if the hackers had asked for money or did it to protest global warming or something?
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by hexage1814 2y ago
In my country there's a lot of dubbing, that are some dubbing actors who millions of people grew up listening to them on animes and the like, I could see companies buying their voices, because in that situation is not only about being
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by hexage1814 2y ago
Many people suffer from some sort of Musk derangement syndrome and put way too much focused on him to avoid discussing the facts of this case. Because they know the facts aren't on their side. They make this to avoid discussing that th
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by hexage1814 2y ago
>he doesn't really have a chance against strong, authoritarianism governments I think Musk just realized Brazil was one those governments. Honestly, to any foreigner wanting to learn what is going in the country, take a look at Glen
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by hexage1814 2y ago
More context: this, alongside some other news from the brazilian media, which also indicates that Musk re-apply all those previous bans, which had been lifted, as well as applying new ones, seems to indicate that Musk caved: https:/&#
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Musk's X Tells Top Brazil Court It Chose Legal Representative(bloomberg.com)
6 points by hexage1814 2y ago|1 comments
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by hexage1814 2y ago
Why not going the sci hub route?
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by hexage1814 2y ago
>but he threatened a fine of 200k and imprisonment to the person Musk appointed as representative if his stricture orders were not complied with Moraes essentially wanted a hostage. Executives of companies shouldn't be arrested for
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by hexage1814 2y ago
> Brasil requires media companies to appoint legal representatives to handle complains of illegal activity If that was the case all millions of sites that operate in Brazil, without having legal representatives in the country, would h
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by hexage1814 2y ago
I truly hope Musk doesn't cave and the court blocks the site. Maybe this way more people will wake up to all the abuses, violations and honestly, crimes, happening in the country, committed by the Brazilian Supreme Court.
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by hexage1814 2y ago
They pretty much decide about anything they want to decide, it's that simple. It's not like "oh, we only judge constitutional matters", as it happens in serious countries. I really mean ANYTHING. There is run of the mill
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by hexage1814 2y ago
It did. Their excuse (both the court itself as well as the media trying to justify the court's actions) was/is something among the lines of "Oh, Bolsonaro would establish a dictatorship [an hypothetical that never happen, Bol
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by hexage1814 2y ago
Brazil is essentially living under a judicial dictatorship for the last 5 years or so. The media and press have been looking the other way (as well as actively helping in the persecution) because they didn't like the people being perse
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X says it is closing operations in Brazil due to judge's content orders(reuters.com)
344 points by hexage1814 2y ago|615 comments
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by hexage1814 2y ago
>Apple will only authorize developers to implement alternative browser engines after meeting specific criteria and who commit to a number of ongoing privacy and security requirements Smells like malicious compliance.
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by hexage1814 2y ago
>That still doesn't solve the discoverability problem I have a somewhat of a conspiracy theory that deep down they don't implement a search feature on all their content on purpose. Essentially if WB made easy to discover stuff,
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by hexage1814 2y ago
Don't use Google if you don't want Google to know what you are doing.
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by hexage1814 2y ago
This is a new low for Mozilla.

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