jimmyjazz14

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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
How is respecting peoples freedoms nihilistic?
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
ah the good ole nanny state, yes that will work out fine I'm sure.
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
or hear me out, we could just let people have the freedom to make their own choices and take self-responsibility for their choices in life.
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
I really don't think there is a good faith way to regulate it without either violating free speech and/or removing online privacy/anonymity. I strongly believe it should not be regulated, though I would support better educat
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
its called freedom, do we really need the government to protect us from everything they deem bad or unhealthy?
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
Toxic waste is harmful to everyone all the time, social media is maybe harmful to some people some of the time, kinda like peanuts, should we ban peanuts? I'll further add that social media is beneficial to many people as well.
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
I have no love for social media, but I also really don't like the idea of the government regulating how apps are designed, or trying to circumnavigate online privacy to "protect children" which where I see this whole thing go
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
True, but people in the government are already pointing to it as reason to pass the "Kids Online Safety Act" and overturn section 230.
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
Coming from someone who hate social media (and has kids) this might seems like a good thing on the surface, but I worry it will be another case used to allow the government to limit speech on the internet for adults.
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
LLMStudio is pretty darn easy and if I recall it recommends a model to install when you first start it
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
I don't follow your logic, it was always either going to disappear or become routine much like any other tool you would use at work.
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
I think the advancements around models and such are still somewhat interesting but its all the hype around peripheral things like OpenClaw, agentic workflows and other hyped up AI-adjacent news that are getting pretty old.
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
We just got our kid one of those cheap prepaid "dumb" cellphones, works fine and he can take it with him if needed.
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by jimmyjazz14 6mo ago
Yeah, I found this strange as well, if the tech is so amazing why do developers need to be forced to use it?
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by jimmyjazz14 7mo ago
agreed, honestly if I see my agent "run" for more than 5 minutes or so I get very suspicious that its doing anything of value other than burning credits because more often than not its just talking to its self or running in loops.
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by jimmyjazz14 7mo ago
Shocked! Shocked I tell you! Could not have seen that coming, nope not even for one second.
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by jimmyjazz14 8mo ago
Doesn't the Rhodes use hammers to hit the bars though?
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by jimmyjazz14 8mo ago
Seems like the bars are just there to produce the (almost) sine wave oscillation part of the synth which is neat I guess but it just seems like a gimmick if I am being totally honest. I still respect them trying new ideas though.
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by jimmyjazz14 8mo ago
Yeah as far as I can tell the bars are just producing sine waves and everything else is done within the electronics, interesting concept but honestly not all that exciting to me.
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by jimmyjazz14 8mo ago
My guess is that it uses magnetic fields to resonate the bars (kinda like an ebow). Any plucking types sounds are probably done with filter/envelopes within the electronics.
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by jimmyjazz14 10mo ago
> 8. Google kills Gemini Cloud Services Ha, probably accurate.
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by jimmyjazz14 1y ago
> Stop blaming [guns // religion // drugs // cars // <insert_innovation_here>] for the way humans misuse it I tend to agree with this statement honestly.
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by jimmyjazz14 1y ago
Seems like this would be pretty trivial to reverse by simply searching for a somewhat unique message by a single anonymized user, you would then be able to quickly de-anonymize every user that was in a thread then you just graph that out ac
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by jimmyjazz14 1y ago
are graphic artists actually getting replaced by AI? If so that would surprise me for as impressive as AI image generation is, very little of what it does seems like it would replace a graphic artists.
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by jimmyjazz14 1y ago
I wouldn't say its good for anyone, but it is probably worse for many of our trading partners so they would, in theory, make moves to negotiate with the US to skirt the tariffs. I don't think it will ultimately have been worth it
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by jimmyjazz14 2y ago
When it comes to interviews I generally stick to asking fairly easy questions but leaving out key details, I care a lot more about candidates asking following ups and talking through the code they are writing over what code they actually pr
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by jimmyjazz14 2y ago
"YouTube does not offer math lectures about volume calculation." oh really did you try searching because I found one in about two seconds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1qXIkr05tk
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by jimmyjazz14 2y ago
Honestly most of the time the second I get good at something is when it stops being fun, I think this is pretty normal.
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by jimmyjazz14 2y ago
"They get things done" has been one of the selling points for more than a few tyrannical regimes throughout history.
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by jimmyjazz14 2y ago
I mean if you want inspiration there are literally millions of amazing songs on Spotify by real musicians. I have yet to hear an AI composed song that was in the least bit musically inspiring.

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