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by larodi 2y ago
Nobody needs this thing indeed. Nice to have, but out of 100 producers I know only 1 employing end-to-end AI in his process. People love to mold and generally touch what they creatively pursue. Even most of the elevator music (so called vap
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by larodi 2y ago
This is a paper by INSAIT researchers - a very young institute which hired most of its PHD staff only in the last 2 years, basically onboarding anyone who wanted to be part of it. They were waiving their BG-GPT on national TV in the country
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by larodi 2y ago
Okay your "why not" comment is a little bit on the passive aggressive side, while my question was an actual question about the choice of tech. Happily then you found the strength to actually answer the question in a reasonable way
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by larodi 2y ago
..and why Smalltalk
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by larodi 2y ago
am I getting this right, that for 2 bucks a month I can publish (okay tun) my dockers and very-unsafe-postgres-with-ssl publicly to selected users?
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by larodi 2y ago
Insightful I personally tried long runs with say writing a plugin for QGIS, but then I found it is better to actually personally write some parts of the code, so to remember it. Also advancing with smaller chunks seems to result in less it
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by larodi 2y ago
Fabrice Belliard, among other things, implements neural networks for fun and compression. I don’t think though he ever struggled to fit 32k or to do art, so dunno how this relates.
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by larodi 2y ago
I mean art generated with code. How was the code generated is not implied here. And I don’t mean AI diffusion but code which results in gfx or animation. Besides - demo scene was not only about performance, never was. Even though the hacker
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by larodi 2y ago
> Trying to turn what is a learning and skills compo and celebration into some sort of market is not really in the spirit of the scene. for the disclaimer - not trying to turn anything into another thing. myself is not part of the nft ma
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by larodi 2y ago
hah, I sure do know where and when many of the legendary productions got released. besides - we (demogroup ancient pain) released two in 1996 and 1997. when were yours released to down-vote my actually very informed comment, for real? the f
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by larodi 2y ago
Is this to say that you're writing the code manually and having the model verify for various errors, or also employing the model for actual code work. Do you instruct the code to write in "your" coding style?
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by larodi 2y ago
Funny how the "give e Dinosaur game" from 'single prompt' is translates into FF's dinosaur 404 not found game.
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by larodi 2y ago
Would you agree the demoscene is slowly turning into generative-art-NFT-scene. I mean, lot of new effects get released a gif or genart snippets, and some are actually really good. Also #genaury been a think for several years now. Not sure h
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by larodi 2y ago
"im the google" is definitely a top 3 chart synthpop song by ladytron .)
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by larodi 2y ago
Well I’ve co-promoted more than 500 events with hundreds of premium dnb deejays, many from the UK, some from EU, and some USA talent. I can assure you none of these ever wanted a service for real-time downloads, nor they take birthday requ
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by larodi 2y ago
Indeed, you actually bring two as links don’t always work and flash drives tend to die in most unexpected ways. Besides this whole ‘get it from the streaming app’ business is indeed best suited for bedroom deejays. Everybody who cares about
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by larodi 2y ago
Claude is like years ahead of everyone else with tools and agentic caps.
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by larodi 2y ago
technically, you are right. whats more "The word "cyberpunk" was coined by writer Bruce Bethke, who wrote a story with that title in 1980." but this was not even as subculter, yet alone a thing people recognized. to me N
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by larodi 2y ago
Both Towa Tei and Minogue super futuristic if not cyberpunk before it even was a thing.
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by larodi 2y ago
total clickbait, indeed, author makes no substantial claims of any sort.
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by larodi 2y ago
Weirdly, the original algo is showcased visually, very easy to understand even by 9th graders. While the new one...can't be or quanta woulnd't show it to us just like that? What I'm trying to state is that if the new algo is
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by larodi 2y ago
bro, use pastebin for synthetic content pasted here. otherwise get downvoted as a rule of thumb.
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by larodi 2y ago
Sorry, but people been maximizing value with ASCII-rendered tables of numbers at least since DB2 and Oracle came out. The UI has always been regarded as a key to success, but there are plenty of examples of ugly-as-fuck UI, which otherwise
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by larodi 2y ago
hmmm let me remember what did I want to say. hmmm hmm hmmm. depends on the prompting I guess :D sorry
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by larodi 2y ago
Claude does quite alright. Across one and a half year I did more than several dozens of Mermaid diagrams of all kinds, and only the most complex perhaps were out of reach. It also really depends on the printing.
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by larodi 2y ago
As I already noted and got downvoted for it - the incentives to go or support open source (unless bros start realising troves of training data already scraped) are really diminishing. Since apparently they (scrapers) have no intent In doing
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by larodi 2y ago
Really weird that none of this is included as a screenshot or GIF in the release article - my opinion is that this matters a lot when you release a major version of a gfx package.
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by larodi 2y ago
https://archive.is/YzZUA
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by larodi 2y ago
Interestingly many here fail to note that development of code is a lot about debugging, not only about writing. Is also about being able to dig/search/grok the code, which is like... reading it. It is the debugging part to me, not
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by larodi 2y ago
Being non-present on a screen reminds of meditation but is more akin to dissociation and is really dreaming awake. It takes you away but you dream a weird dream which is not yours .

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