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Ask HN: Why don't AI artists show their prompts?
7 points by labrador 3y ago|13 comments
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SoftBank’s Son Tells Japan: Adopt AI or Get Left Behind Again(finance.yahoo.com)
2 points by labrador 3y ago|1 comments
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by labrador 3y ago
That Dallas interchange is insane, like those photographs of spiders spinning webs on LSD. Great article.
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by labrador 3y ago
I absolutely hate gas pumps with screens that show advertisements. It seems to me those pumps are internet enabled to get the content for advertisements. If the hacker got into the pump this way I'd say it serves them right.
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by labrador 3y ago
It doesn't matter if I work in the office full time or part time, if my management team is made up of control freaks with a micromanaging nature that is distrustful of people "wasting company time", then my mental health is g
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by labrador 3y ago
> The obligatory recommendation to see the Century of the Self by Adam Curtis or you could take a shortcut and ask Bard: "Advertising existed before Freud's nephew Edward L. Bernays came along. What new thing did he contribute
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by labrador 3y ago
Are you on Firefox? It worked in Edge and Chrome but not Firefox, my main browser. I posted about it on X to OpenAI and then it started working. They may have fixed it or it was was some other problem.
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by labrador 3y ago
https://archive.ph/fvhFJ
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What I Found in a Database Meta Uses to Train Generative AI(theatlantic.com)
3 points by labrador 3y ago|1 comments
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by labrador 3y ago
Agreed. Who doesn't want Apple to be more open?
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by labrador 3y ago
That's why I posted this. TESCREAL as a standalone concept without people raging for or against.
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by labrador 3y ago
I put together this handy guide for myself if anyone is interested TESCREAL Saving the human race from itself Transhumanism - the belief or theory that the human race can evolve beyond its current physical and mental limitations, especially
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Tescreal(hpluspedia.org)
1 points by labrador 3y ago|4 comments
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by labrador 3y ago
I'm imaging a world where everyone has health care and no one has to work. Would the world still be filled with turmoil and conflict?
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by labrador 3y ago
I'm happy to have LLMs now but in the future I'm going to be more concerned about the source of their training. I can see regulation coming that requires that LLM companies reveal those sources.
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by labrador 3y ago
I like to imagine a world where people don't have to work or worry about health care. It's all done by AI and robots. People are free to pursue their hobbies and other interests. How would we treat each then? Would we still be in
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by labrador 3y ago
> is there an example where Mark Twain told a story that his audience presumed to be true and was invented to garner sympathy? It's an answer to this question
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by labrador 3y ago
In Roughing It he writes about some sad Native-Americans that felt invented to me. It felt invented because he describes them as helpless and incapable. I doubt that was the general case, but he was making a point. GPT-4 Can you tell what
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by labrador 3y ago
I developed my critical thinking skills by reading authors I disagreed with and by debating people who had much different opinions than myself. I don't know how you would develop critical thinking skills without that. Care to give some
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by labrador 3y ago
True in the general sense of complaining about young people throughout history, but I'm more interested social media enforcing group think in ways never before possible. They don't need mature adults to censor them, they censor th
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by labrador 3y ago
“They haven’t got the skills to discuss things, they haven’t got the skills to disagree.” This article is about something new and different: People with different views are shouted down on college campuses and cancelled on social media, s
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by labrador 3y ago
Exactly. Most people aren't good at communicating their thoughts or what they see in their mind's eye. These new AI programs will help the average person communicate those, so I'm exciting to see what people come up with. The
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by labrador 3y ago
Mark Twain told stories that never happened to him and said "never let the truth get in the way of a good story"
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by labrador 3y ago
Why say bloated when you could say complicated?
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by labrador 3y ago
This is really sad because the Sikh religion is one of the most enlightened and peaceful believe systems on the planet. I'm am not a Sikh, but someone interested in frameworks that humans use to cope with life.
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by labrador 3y ago
> Because every update there is a new setting that needs to be turned off That's not my experience at all. I don't have to do anything after updates except learn the changes. They keep changing Terminal, Notepad and Paint, but
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by labrador 3y ago
I didn't have to edit the registry https://www.geekbits.io/how-to-completely-disable-widgets-in...
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by labrador 3y ago
I'm not bothered by ads in Windows 11 because I turned off widgets and don't use Edge or Bing. I'm not sure why the author says you have to do a lit of fiddling to not see ads. I'm very happy with my Windows.
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by labrador 3y ago
I'm not talking about hording, which implies collecting every thing, but just your favorite, quality info that you can train an AI on later to produce a highly customized AI
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Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein can illuminate the debate over generative AI(bigthink.com)
1 points by labrador 3y ago|0 comments

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