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by iteygib 3y ago
Case in point: you made a conclusion without fully reading something, based on a pre-existing bias you had after someone made a claim that went against it. This is modern internet in a nutshell, and that's not even considering whether
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by iteygib 3y ago
This is the usual Musk play book. He is a salesman, not a tech guru, and plays the "good guy card" when it suits him in order to fool his followers en masse. A few months ago this forum was very much for the profit model of Altma
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by iteygib 3y ago
Thanks for mentioning this. It is about context. The combination of random mutation + environmental context gets misconstrued as pseudo-intellectual design, or propagates an errant belief in a premiere universal set of genetics. For example
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by iteygib 3y ago
I would say it's dependent on the motive. For example, I would imagine most artists hope that their work inspires other artists, but only to a degree outside of direct copying. They might not equate the automation of their style via a
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by iteygib 3y ago
They are all artists though regardless. They are actually doing the work and doing the actual painting and require painting skills. What they are painting it itself or where they got the idea from is irrelevant. They painted it, as in the
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by iteygib 3y ago
I completely agree with you. I think AI art is a good tool, but referring to the users as "artists" is confusing to actual practice. You aren't creating the content, but rather are dictating it like a patron or client. You ar
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by iteygib 3y ago
They didn't make the content, they just adjusted it based on samples from others who made the art by hand.
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by iteygib 3y ago
"Artist" in the context of image creation means you're the main supplier of the talent. In other words, you painted the picture yourself and spent time developing your talent. I can make a video recording of you making the pi
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by iteygib 3y ago
To sell something you bought.
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by iteygib 3y ago
AI art and social media appear to me to be the same thing. Automated propagation of styles or interests or products that lead to a homogenous landscape of essentially nothing.
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by iteygib 3y ago
If nicotine gum makes you dizzy, then it's the dosage. 2mg is the smallest amount I have seen in gum. Over that, especially for the first time, is too much. It's like drinking a very large cup of coffee (100mg+ caffeine) if you ha
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by iteygib 3y ago
I have been using it for about 3 years, perhaps at a max of twice per week. I started using it for the same reason as you, I had issues staying awake. I only drink coffee when absolutely needed as I get very irritable withdrawals when off i
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by iteygib 3y ago
I use nicotine gum (2mg) to concentrate on reading or programming tasks from time to time. I have never smoked. I prefer it over caffeine as I do no get the irritable withdrawals. The only noticeable side affect I experience is some sleepin