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juleiie
7mo ago
What has potential AGI teached me is that no matter what I write, as long as I do it manually, it has value. Not because it is good but because it is genuine. Before LLMs I would never think that what I have to say is valuable in any way. N
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juleiie
7mo ago
Rules aren’t known to be a. Easily enforceable in case of AI b. Very dissuading I don’t think most people read any sort of TOS, site rules, end license agreements, when was the last time you ever did? Besides, sometimes it’s worth it to kee
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juleiie
7mo ago
Look, you can make all the rules you want but in the end vibe check is the only way to have any sort of quality. Look at Reddit… abundance of rules do not save that place at all. It’s all about curating what kind of people your site attract
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7mo ago
It sounds different but it is great in its own right and priced adequately to how amazing it sounds. Maybe 'alternative' is a wrong word. I think I meant 1:1 replica. Also it doesn't come with ring modulator nor ribbon. I thi
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juleiie
7mo ago
Once you hear analog perfect imperfection, it is hard to go back to emulators. No words can describe the feeling of original Yamaha cs-80. It is very unfortunate as there is no true alternative to a 80kg, age issues ridden, ultra expensive
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juleiie
7mo ago
Not sending your ID to remote server is intuitively correct. What if they will force you to do it though? Is your wallet big enough to afford to say no and unplug? Mine is but what about the 99%?
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7mo ago
Never provide such information. Forge it if you must
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7mo ago
Interesting. In my little project I only need one generation of hex tiled terrain but based on certain lore and vision for thousands of objects with different lore. I tell LLM to research the lore and paint the terrain using json in chunks.
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juleiie
7mo ago
I actively derive pleasure from stealing it and watching for completely free.
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7mo ago
This applies to every big corpo that exists and especially degenerate cesspit of Hollywood. Big corporation - just inhumane greed beyond mortal comprehension. Holywood - not only greed but also complete moral decay It would even apply twi
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7mo ago
I don’t think it’s totally worthless. I think people who make it, producers, are extremely corrupted friends of Jeffrey Epstein with each one sooner or later turning out to be a sex offender. There is a difference. If you have any sort of c
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juleiie
7mo ago
This is a good question. If it is so cheap and easy then why not? I think it is a matter of american government and corporate terror tactic. They make these few rare cases when they catch somebody so loud and showy that the rest of the floc
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7mo ago
I don’t live in US or five eyes so I pirate all the stuff basically Scot free. I understand that it’s not so easy for Americans whose internet activity is constantly scrutinized. I’ve had the privilege of choosing exactly who and what I pa
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7mo ago
I have this idea that probably violates some law of computing but I am really stubborn to make it happen somehow. I want a game that generates its own mechanics on the fly using AI. Generates itself live. Infinite game with infinite content
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juleiie
8mo ago
There are no ‘good’ companies but I like anthropic little bit more than the others as of this moment right now. Would buy their stock, would sell OpenAI, maaybe. If it was public. Maybe instead of MSFT and AMZN I bought
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8mo ago
Yeah you really have to make sure you do not miss, the punch doesn’t glance off, and has enough power to knock out the meta glass wearer in one go. There is still the footage question though, probably saved live to the cloud. That’s a lot o
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juleiie
8mo ago
I am sure there will be plenty of time for legal musings after the funeral. You could watch trial from above if afterlife exists and has good internet connection
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8mo ago
When stranger assaults you, every person with some practical military training is going to want to neutralise target as fast as possible because this is the survival strategy that is hammered into your muscle memory. There is no thinking or
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8mo ago
Yeah in any case it will end badly for you if not the first time then eventually. Who lives by the sword dies by the sword. It just takes one unlucky time where the other person doesn’t subscribe to the idea of proportional response or has
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8mo ago
Exactly, not only you agree to any sort of harm (potentially fatal) in return by any sort of weapons that person has you can’t see, they can just do nothing and record you and you have problems with police and serve short sentence even. Thi
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8mo ago
This is trolling at best. If you touch a wrong person, you will not live to tell the tale. People aren’t some NPC in a video game my friend. This isn’t a movie. Even I, average looking girl, walk with a knife everywhere and I am trained how
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8mo ago
Yeah sure you are going to start slapping people on the street mr badass guy. That’s all cool and fun until someone pulls a knife on you. Look, the previous commenter has legitimate question how can we do it for real. Not just speed run to
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juleiie
8mo ago
One fictional character that I think is helpful to bring is Luke Skywalker. It’s not about politeness, but about genuinely knowing why people behave the way they are and then offering them alternative other than QAnon. Listening to QAnon is
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8mo ago
Some people just don’t want to hear it no matter what. Not because they are unusually stupid or inherently evil but because they feel severely hurt by the societal changes and left out. Anything that gives a hint of hope of reverting things
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juleiie
8mo ago
In a closed society where everybody's guilty, the only crime is getting caught. In a world of thieves, the only final sin is stupidity. This HST quote seems severely outdated by now. They have already been caught, committed all the s
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juleiie
8mo ago
The majority of people can’t even control their daily screen time, yet we are supposed to believe they can masterfully restrain their urges when money and dopamine are on the line? Nothing I’ve seen indicates human impulse control is that b
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8mo ago
Yeah but someone has to give the money to the insider traders. Betting and insider gambling wouldn’t work if people were educated and just didn’t gamble and so never used these platforms in the first place. It’s an old question of whether g
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8mo ago
It’s a luxury for the wealthy to be honest. At least for now. These prices are ridiculous
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8mo ago
No, I believe that money successful humans as single units are extremely rational and cold calculating. The problem is that this rationality is often centered on a single beneficiary (You) because why would you care about any other benefici
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8mo ago
Saving yourself is always cost effective… In fact no matter the costs, the cost of not saving yourself is infinite.
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