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by hey2022 4y ago
In FF the page is non-interactive - just a picture and some text that can't be clicked.
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by hey2022 4y ago
Yes, that's the primary reason we need self-driving cars and human-wearable beacons. Those track crossing fines are destroying our nation!
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by hey2022 4y ago
I am not sure if it's just so obvious that no one mentions it... This ccTLD attracted me many ears ago first of all because it reads as I/O (Input/Output), which adds a nice sounding and a meaningful ending to many project na
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by hey2022 4y ago
Because humans strive to become better over time, not worse. Practicing gratitude is important, but if we fixate on "well, at least we are not Bangladesh", then we won't have much motivation to improve things.
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by hey2022 4y ago
I don’t think we should limit experiments only to those areas where DALLE-2 succeeds. Seeing failures is also valuable.
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by hey2022 4y ago
Looks really great! I wish the collection was bigger - looking forward to it growing over time. Unfortunately I don’t yet have the skills to contribute to this effort. Hopefully following your algorithm descriptions will change that.
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by hey2022 4y ago
Hard to respond to such a long comment containing so many different talking points. I can’t tell if you are advocating for updating labor laws instead of relying on unions to influence individual employers. If that’s the case - that’s a str
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by hey2022 4y ago
Because in many countries you can’t commit suicide with your family sitting by your bed. They will be charged for that. A dignified assisted death means you end your life on your terms.
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by hey2022 4y ago
I regularly watch Star Citizen gameplay videos on YouTube, it really progressed a lot in the last year. There are still some minor bugs with elevators, shafts, floors, etc. but overall game mechanics and the world they are building is unpre
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by hey2022 4y ago
What “delivery” are you expecting from Star Citizen? A version of the game that is branded as “final”? The game is playable and looks amazing. Everyone who pays for it gets to play it and gets in-game items such as a starship. I agree that
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by hey2022 4y ago
I played with these tools a lot, so expected bad results as soon as I read the prompt. Still found the post really interesting as it explores a very realistic use case. A client needs something simple designed for a blog post. Should they u
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by hey2022 4y ago
I am somewhat surprised at how bad these tools are at generating hands and feet. Is it just a matter of not having enough images to ingest? The faces often look very good and they also have symmetric complexity and individual elements that
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by hey2022 4y ago
Would love to see a similar comparison of fiverr vs AI but for clip art!
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by hey2022 4y ago
Right, “I don’t need a designer, I can draw a logo myself”.
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by hey2022 4y ago
In my experiments with these tools I came to a conclusion that they are not very good at understanding very detailed clear directions. Which is fine! I have a lot of fun treating AI as an absurdist philosophical visualizer. Feeding it very
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by hey2022 4y ago
I found this comparison interesting! DALLE-2 was being discussed as a potential end of the graphic design industry. So seeing how bad it is at interpreting and visualizing this particular use case was great. The prompt used by the author wa
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by hey2022 4y ago
How is this not the right tool? Where on DALLE-2 website does it say that it should not be used for artistic graphs? Yes, we all have seen badly generated graphs from DALLE-2 before, so it feels like this is an obviously limitation of AI im
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by hey2022 4y ago
This is not a scientific experiment. The author compared results of a specific prompt. Why are so many people overthinking this?
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by hey2022 4y ago
That’s not a fair analogy. If anything, you could say “this is like asking a caricature artists to draw a bridge”. Sure their bridge might not end up being architecturally or structurally correct, but it will mostly look like a bridge. Thes
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by hey2022 4y ago
- Please help me, I am struggling emotionally - Buckle up my dude lol
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by hey2022 4y ago
25 years in the work force, 30 years in retirement? What kind of social service system would be able to support that?
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by hey2022 4y ago
I keep my debit card locked. If I need to use it—which happens once or twice a year—I unlock it and then immediately lock back again.
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by hey2022 4y ago
My dad had a large vinyl collection. I collected tapes, then CDs, then mp3/lossless. Out of all these media types CDs were my least favorite. They didn’t offer much convenience over tapes, didn’t look as nice as records, were far less
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by hey2022 4y ago
Aren’t most Blue-Ray audio disks multi channel 5.1? It looks like a pretty mature industry with many albums available even at major retailers like Amazon. Or do you mean digital in the sense of available to download?
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by hey2022 4y ago
I thought Tornado Cash already spits out untraceable crypto. So it's not enough to use a mixer? Would you not be able to slowly withdraw from Tornado Cash and just exchange for fiat?
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by hey2022 4y ago
BNB2 incoming!
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by hey2022 4y ago
This doesn't even look like an elaborate phishing attempt. It's a pretty standard tactic: 1. make an email look legitimate 2. point to an unrelated scammer-owned domain 3. steal user's financial details (be that a wallet, vis
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by hey2022 4y ago
> He’s also Bob’s son. That’s unexpected in a good way! Hope he has the same level of ingenuity and integrity as his dad.
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by hey2022 4y ago
Why would they spend billions on buying a taxi app? If they had an autonomous fleet (which they obviously won’t for a very long time), they could just build an app for that? That seems like a much smaller problem to solve than autonomous dr
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by hey2022 4y ago
Fingers crossed FTC will block the acquisition.

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