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by kleer001 4y ago
Twitter hot takes, IMHO, are not news That said, maybe we don't train models on living artists or watermarked images, ok? It just splashes it with turds and vomit, IMHO. Like what happened to Cleverbot. Gunked up with trolls and idiots
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Won't happen. Therapy only works if it's voluntary. And no true ass-hole (nor Scotsman) would voluntarily go into therapy.
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Stop caring. No need to put your heart on the table. > I'm at the verge of quitting Quit, but have another job lined up first.
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I don't. I'm so off the chart in personality trait openness I have to see new stuff all the time. And not just any new stuff. It's annoying.
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> But beyond documenting and archiving and debunking disinformation, what can be done? Lots. > How do we respond to this emergent property, an artistic movement born of the digital age? Framing disinformation as an Art movement IMHO i
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by kleer001 4y ago
I was on in 2011 and tweeted for a while there when I had a friend network that did the same. Time changes us and people grow apart. I dropped off the tweet train hard in 2015 and got on with my life. I'm just sad that social networks
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Why not both (or all three)? That's what I do. When I get to a new command I find it a bit anti-social when it takes effort to find the help.
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Standing desk? What's your workout regime? Squats? Bench press?
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That's not how businesses work. That's not how humans work. This is a complete unhinged fantasy.
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> gives me anxiety and makes me depressed Nope. It may not entirely seem like it, but our emotional response to things are ours, they're not inherent in the objects of our focus. At least that's what my old and moldy stoic teac
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> I'm comfortable and not under any financial duress, How comfortable? Maybe get less comfortable. > but even at that income I'm saving very, very little living in a HCOL and high tax city. It may not be the city. Do you mak
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I've seen that happen to me. AirBnB? Haven't logged in in like 10 years. The facebook account of mine they want to use for verification doesn't exist anymore. Good show dumdums. Then there's Last.fm who says they've
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by kleer001 4y ago
The real way to help your thinking is writing.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Master_and_His_Emissary
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> National defense is becoming increasingly important Is it? How? Who's planning on attacking the US? I do see lots of posts about planes though and space rockets.
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> Show by example why your values are the best way to live > I think that would change far more minds I don't find one's personal status (in any dimension) transmits well across the internet. We may not be truly anonymous,
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Tangentially I find it best with these things to work with a trustworthy and flexible team. That way if my good-faith estimate was way off they can communicate that to the client and make room for the surprise work.
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> Why were they so intertwined early on? Curiosity? Because knowledge starts low resolution and then slowly becomes higher resolution?
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> So my question is: What is modern philosophy, if it's not science? Science looks for predictable facts. Philosophy looks for ways to live will. They're as different as chalk and cheese. However, people do science, so, they&#x
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With language like that it's not entirely surprising. For scientific searches you'll want to use scientific language like "species" or "genus" or "experiment" or "lab".
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Then they'll be pushing uphill against the already established brands
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Noice! Of course there's youtubes on this stuff. Thanks for the recco. I also would point those that want to boogie to old episodes of "Soul Train" too. And for the curious, "Why the 1970's and 1980's?" ..
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by kleer001 4y ago
Here's some real advice from a life-time fun-time dancer: Isolate and duplicate. Start with one arm. See what someone else is doing with that arm. Do that. Move on to other parts. Both arms, both legs, torso, hips, head and neck. Then
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Mendix is a "Low-code application development platform". So, a self serving finding if I've ever heard of one.
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I'm in the visual effects industry. The public info we rely on is real world reference in youtube. Now, sometimes things are easy-ish to find. Like explosions or fires. Or clips of movies with visual effects. And sometimes things are h
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> Free childrens' books is a market for lemons. That hasn't been my experience. I live within walking distance to at least 10 free libraries. Our kid's library is about 25% free books. > People keep good childrens'
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After a while they all get kinda samey-samey. It's that whole 10,000 bowls of oatmeal problem that lives forever in this generative space.
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needs a mic
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and we'll probably see it being done in the next year
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Talk to people with problems. Help them solve them.

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