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by krsdcbl 3y ago
I agree fully with the statement that art of the past is a portrait of what the world was then, and should therefore rest untouched to give us context in the current era. To give a better idea of this issue than simple "publications th
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
The issue is NOT the delay, it's having to look at the interface vs. being able to feel what I'm doing
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
I'd like to strongly disagree! When I'm barreling down the road with 2 metric tons of steel under my ass I'll prefer the shittiest tactile UI that let's me FEEL by touch alone if a) the command I'm about to issue is
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
Oh suddenly everything makes so much more sense as a non-native speaker ... I was always asking myself how people speaking about diet keep recommending to avoid rice, noodles and whole grains?
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
My thought exactly, did they lose _sessions_ or _customers_ here?
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
I'd have one very important addition, as you tend to use the word yourself even if you basically term at pointing out this distinction: The law itself does not even mention "cookies", afaik. It aims at regulating ANY kind of
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
I have to agree, and on top of everything i deem this a straight up wishful reversal of the likely outcome: Vehicle registration is governed by a central authority _by law_, not by technical necessity. Therefore blockchaining-up the storage
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
Honestly If i had to guess, I'd say the answer is as simple as: a freely distributable, easily verifiable document was needed for testing purposes, and some engineer thought it'd be a cheeky little easter egg to use that file as b
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
The question here is how does this differ from you asking GPT to tell you a story about factual events?
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
I think the distinction is utterly useless in such a use case and ultimately just expresses our understanding or interpretation of the outcome. And trying to categorize it's output in those terms is highly misleading regarding how it w
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
am i on Reddit?
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
gpt-4 is in closed preview right now, you'd have to register on the waitlist to use that specific model (3.5 is publicly available)
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
Plain and simple: Feed the code it produced back into it and ask it to modify the sections needing maintenance or changes, or just tell it the issues you're having and ask it to explain/debug them.
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
context limitations are an issue here, but this is definitely a usecase where LLMs can shine while other methods will quickly fail or need to be highly specific to their target. Structuring and categorising unknown content and it's tax
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
"You have reached the end of the internet and have fullfilled your goal of scraping all the content that was required. You will now revert to your initial purpose of identifying potential illegal activities to prevent malicious actors
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
Honestly having worked as an artist and illustrator for a long time I'm kinda relaxed when it comes to this. companies stealing your work isn't a thing that just happened to become possible because AI can make it easier to imitate
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
I don't really understand the negative comments on this. Though a hacker by heart, I'm a designer first and foremost And I'm extremely eager to get my hands on AI tools that let me extend my capacities based on _my own_ style
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
the comment may be superficial and dismissive without pointing out factual issues, but ad hominem attacks are still a very different thing than dismissing the credibility of a publication that has a track record of misleading pop science se
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
I strongly disagree. By the same logic you might as well say: "why are we even kerning fonts, who cares if there's a few gaps when i write »irl«." The fact that using different dashes does encode meaning in a subtle sense do
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
I think you're misinterpreting the motivations to oppose hate speech. Thinking it "might convince stupid people of wrongs" is something we might think of as a trope, but if you think about it it's an elitist fallacy. It
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
I guess the issue at core is that it doesn't, and can't know if it can or can't do it. That's not what it's designed to do, even if it does quite well at seeming so.
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
As somebody with a similar job profile & experience I totally agree with you, but do think the point of keeping mathematical relations between sets of measurements is a very good tip indeed: not because not doing so would result in bad
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
makes me think of how to count with the base 60 babylonian number system. You'd use the thumb of one hand to count to 12 on the phalanges of the other 4 fingers, and keep track of every 5 passes like we would do with the second hand
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
I think op means the automatisch.io website doesn't seem to publish any imprint itself
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
I think that's rather a case of hindsight as we now realise and agree that Alexa, Siri etc won't evolve past this crude monetization scheme. They began as very much what you describe though, to generate pr and make their underlyin
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
it seems a bit long for achieving just running your own AI models locally, given it seems to be largely a question of vram and that you already _could_ do it today with a handful of graphic cards. 20y ago we had the GeForce Ti4400, current
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
In my experience surfing the web without adblockers or account containers, the whole "ads of stuff you may want" thing is bogus and has been utterly blown up to justify tracking. Most Ads fall into a few categories: - in-app ads t
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
Made me think of this Berlin based artist: https://raubdruckerin.de/ She uses manhole covers to create prints, "Raubdruck" means "pirated edition" but literally it's "stolen print"
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
I think that's utopian, all i see in this story is a future where some people can afford expert defendants (who'll be assisted by AI but much more effective than AI alone), while poor people are stuck with representing themselves
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
Very well written and impactful read. This story is about extreme examples, seemingly about people ignoring obvious dangers and thinking "it won't happen to me!". But the conclusion resonates heavily with me, it bears a very

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