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by karel-3d 8mo ago
I thought it's that and they have them behind a paywall but no - they just somehow don't have them maybe I will check again edit: yep they have only my latest 50 photos (from 2014). edit2: ah they did that in 2024 apparently. oh w
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
In one of their transitions, they seemed to somehow deleted most of my photos. I don't know which one exactly, maybe it's my fault somehow. I just know I didn't log in for 10+ years and now when I do, most of my photos are go
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
I will surprise you but I agree with one of your points- the abuse crisis is horrible and it should be stopped. Its a deep and recurring stain on the church - and I hope the new generation of the clergy will finally chase it out.
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
no really, go to any popular Facebook group for laity and it's all AI Marys. The "shrimp jesus" meme got popular some months ago, but, in Catholic groups, it's mostly AI Marys
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
There is no face. The depictions of God the Father are relatively new (in the history of the church; it's still Renaissance). Some people used to have problem with them (Jesus can be depicted, as he was a man, but can be Father?) but t
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
It will surprise you but we don't literally believe there is a face in the sky looking down.
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
Church in general has neutral stance towards AI. Pope himself rather negative. On the other hand; the local parishes often love posting AI generated devotional pictures, and the laity loves it even more; and they look horrible. I saw sooo m
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
Please be more specific. Church is 2000 years old.
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
What does it "do for me"? I want to do things. I don't want a probabilistic machine I can't trust to do things. The things that annoy me in life - tax reports, doctor appointments, sending invoices. No way in hell I am l
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
He says elsewhere he comes from right wing activism. He could be some hard right type. But he says elsewhere he is outside of US jurisdiction. And the fact that he reacts so violently means that the original blogpost is somehow right. So pr
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
He downloaded data of multiple users
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
Archive.is is now publishing really weird posts on their Tumblr blog, related to the whole thing https://archive-is.tumblr.com/post/806832066465497088/ladies... https://archive-is.tumblr.com/post&#
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
The thing is he usually cannot but sometimes can. The issue is around "sometimes".
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
the funny thing was when Ars Technica wrote an article about this the article itself - about this very incident - was AI generated and contained nonsense quotes that didn't happen. they later removed the article with an apology. but it
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
You can still browse the internet. Safari still works. I have ancient 1st gen iPad Air and I use it for that; you can still watch YouTube (from the web), it still works fine. Anything that has a web app mostly works.
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
European startups, when they are successful, will eventually end up being bought by Oracle or move to USA. Such is life.
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
Book publishers have less money than record labels, so less lawyers too
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
They did already? OK. I somehow missed that.
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
Actually they didn't release the actual files yet, and now they seemed to scrub even all mentions of the metadata torrents out of their website, because they were threatened by lawyers.
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
Unrelated, but... did they just remove all the spotify metadata torrents after being threaten by record labels? They first removed the direct links, and now all the references to them.
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
wait wait wait the BlueSky post is not a parody? It's actually serious??? I really cannot tell
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
The example link doesn't work for me at all in iOS safari? https://gwern.net/doc/philosophy/religion/2010-02-brianmoria... I will try on Chrome tomorrow.
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
Can I humbly ask how are LLMs and Rust GUIs related?
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
it isn't that hard to just buy a bunch of sim cards and put them in a modem and use that. it's good enough as a residential proxy. source: I did that before, when I worked on plaid-like thing.
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
huh? https encrypts URL parameters?
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
Visual Studio Code was not compromised.
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
Just today I have found out there is a CLI TUI framework that uses React. It's what Claude Code is using.
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
It's as if someone took a look at Gopher and tried to do it in 21st century. It's not bad, but the (intentional) lack of user-input takes the whole experiment back. The only user input is a small search query. It's intentiona
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
Get into an online argument with the developers about what is the right approach and which dependency is to blame?
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by karel-3d 8mo ago
Sometimes you are not writing Lord of the Rings. Sometimes you are writing a marketing copy for a new Nissan that's basically the same as last year Nissan, yet you need to sell it somehow. Nobody will REALLY read it more than 2 seconds

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