ksaj

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by ksaj 6mo ago
This is valuable advice in many areas. Learn to listen. Be present and active in that listening experience.
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by ksaj 6mo ago
Yes, the number of amazingly talented people on YouTube has a way of making it feel like it isn't worth pursuing. But that is a combination of the sheer number of people, and "the algorithm" that allows you to find so many of
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by ksaj 6mo ago
There's a YouTube channel named Sor Hands, and what you've said here is something he has occasionally brought up. He also mentions how he nearly never improvises or plays something that he himself wrote as a result. The comments l
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by ksaj 6mo ago
Something they say in music: Repetition Legitimizes.
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by ksaj 6mo ago
If you build or use something during work hours, and you're a coder coding, it seems pretty obvious to me that the company owns it. Don't fall in love with the code you wrote to do the work you did there. It's part of the pro
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by ksaj 6mo ago
I meant that users should have that same sort of sliding scale to vote with. The rest is fine, and quite good. I generally like the site. The info is a bit too propaganda oriented for me, but I think that's the intent.
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by ksaj 6mo ago
The current example of this I see lately (and quite excessively), is the AI generated shorts about cats in unfortunate situations, rescued by someone with an unnamed tube of some creamy cat snack. After a whole lot of these coincidentally s
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by ksaj 6mo ago
The granular sliding scale between threat and asset in the results should also be available for voters. There are a lot of technologies that are both, and this polling doesn't allow for any nuance. Forcing a black/white choice on
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by ksaj 6mo ago
The first time I heard of /Stanley Jordan, was when he appeared on The Late Show with David Letterman. I was half asleep on the couch, and when he came out, I saw the guitar and perked up a little (I'm a guitar player who still pe
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by ksaj 6mo ago
They definitely can. Journalists spend hours talking to their fave AI chat bots about things like spirituality, then act as if the systems went sentient when they start regurgitating the weirder bits back to them. As an experiment, I descri
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by ksaj 6mo ago
Nuclear, Hydro and Solar. The idea of "clean coal" is one of the strangest bits of energy propaganda I've ever heard from a US president.
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by ksaj 6mo ago
I used to use Linux to scan hard drives for key words, and inspect the results, before plugging offsets to the "good hits" into Encase. Pretty much the entire investigation would be done with Linux, and then only the necessary res
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by ksaj 6mo ago
Canada doesn't put much stock into any technical device or technique unless it is backed up by corroborating evidence from unrelated devices and techniques. Even the breathalyzer doesn't count in court on its own accord here. It a
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by ksaj 6mo ago
They used to say you can't play the blues until you've felt real pain. Now you just need a good prompt.
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by ksaj 6mo ago
The question I always ask is: What are we going to do to planet Earth that is so bad that moving to Mars and terraforming it, etc, is better than fixing and maintaining what we have. Are the tech giants planning on making Earth less hospita
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by ksaj 6mo ago
They do get soy from Canada as well. Carney was diligent in making sure Canada has a new deal with China to maximize on that. It's one of the things Trump has blown up at him over, but Canada is also ridding itself of US reliance. US n
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by ksaj 6mo ago
Surely, but you've named people who most definitely are in the party of people stoking this on.
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by ksaj 6mo ago
This is mostly because people wrongly assume that LLMs can count things. Just because it looks like it can, doesn't mean it is. Try to get your favourite LLM to read the time from a clock face. It'll fail ridiculously most of the
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by ksaj 6mo ago
Given that the religion usually attributed to influencing the GOP inner circle is evangelical protestant, I don't think the pope will hold much sway. It certainly does make sense that he would want to let the world know that Christiani
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by ksaj 6mo ago
You might bring ghost writers into this discussion. If an AI did all the work, then it "traditionally" isn't copyrightable because it was generated algorithmically off other people's work, and not your own. A ghost write
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by ksaj 6mo ago
Suno (an AI music site) specifies in their FAQ that the music isn't copyrightable. But your lyrics might be. And if you put a project together (and album or whatever) then that might also be. If you orchestrate a video for it, that is
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by ksaj 6mo ago
You're asking the US to act with a bit of socialism. Trump's made it pretty clear he thinks social anything is a gateway drug to communism. He even got Fox calling Canada "next to communism" because Repuglicans hate the
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by ksaj 7mo ago
Video uploaders can see how long people view their videos. It's only an average number of minutes, but it still gives you a good idea if people are watching your entire video, or only the first few seconds before moving on.
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by ksaj 7mo ago
Unfortunately: 400 Bad Request Your request has been blocked by our server's security policies. EDIT: Oh, I'm getting that even on their main page. https://www.isitdownrightnow.com/phys.org.html s
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by ksaj 7mo ago
I hope this is a preventative patent, ensuring that nobody does this. Why would anyone upload content with this as the end result?
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by ksaj 7mo ago
Once in a while, someone uploads a heavy guitar oriented 12-tone composition to YouTube. So far, all the ones I've heard have had a very consistent heavy metal feel to them. Each person usually has a different "algorithm" and
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by ksaj 7mo ago
Yes, I guess it's obvious I'm not Catholic, because I didn't know of this book. Having said that, the verse says cats fly like birds. I have a strong feeling that, like unicorns, they mean a different animal that they happene
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by ksaj 7mo ago
Now I wonder if anyone pays the bribe to see what happens. Follow up and let us know if this gets you oddly wealthy.
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by ksaj 7mo ago
Exactly. I would expect a lot of modern words do not appear in the KJV. Unless you're chumming around with William Shakespeare, a lot of what you say won't be there. It would make more sense to use NIV or one of the other moderniz
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by ksaj 7mo ago
This is interesting. I tried to get ChatGPT to attempt this. The denial and explanation I got was that while it can be very specific about physical attributes, it cannot link them to things like race, sexuality, religion, etc. Grok probably

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