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mesh
2y ago
Here you go: https://mikechambers.com/blog/post/2024-08-02-digest--improv... Ping me if you have any questions.
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mesh
2y ago
Oh! How is the Koba scrolling performance? I want to scroll my articles, not page them.
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I have been seriously considering picking up one of these for a dedicate e-reader device just for The Economist (using a custom version of the Economist I create every week), mostly for around my house. The main thing holding me back is sti
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I know that a lot of people on here read The Economist, so I wanted to share a project I have put together that improves the experience for reading and listening to it.
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Digest: Improved listening and reading experience for The Economist
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Yeah, page is busted for me also, super janky, images flashing in and out. Firefox on macOS
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2y ago
>they are going to start (or maybe clarifying that they already do) actively monitoring creations for illegal activity Adobe was already doing that. The main info in the TOS changes was a little more clarity on how they do that. You can
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2y ago
fyi, Adobe posted more info here: https://blog.adobe.com/en/publish/2024/06/06/clarification-a... . This includes what actually changed (word for word), as well as some info trying to clear up so
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Adobe post info here: https://blog.adobe.com/en/publish/2024/06/06/clarification-a... Including a diff of what actually changed in the TOS.
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mesh
2y ago
I worked with the team and had input on the Player, but my job was in community / evangelism.
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I owe my entire career to the fact that Winamp added the ability to re-skin. I had just graduated graduate school for international economics, and was working for a government contractor who only hired me because I had a masters (they could
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2y ago
fyi Report suspected misuse of your IP https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/how-to-report... Growing Responsibly in the Age of AI https://blog.adobe.com/en/fpost/gr
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mesh
3y ago
Yes. If I could have one thing back from old internet, Usenet might be it. Loved the discussions and sense of community.
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mesh
3y ago
Generally salaried positions, at least in tech on west coast include lunch, breaks, etc...
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3y ago
In two years time, no one will know what was created with AI, what was created by humans, or what was created by both.
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3y ago
No they are not. They train their models on Adobe Stock content. They do not train on user content. https://helpx.adobe.com/manage-account/using/machine-learnin... "The insights obtained through content analy
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3y ago
So many found memories of Red Alert 2 and Quake 2 playing at lan parties in the 90s. I was lucky enough in the early 2000's where I could use my love of video games and lan parties as part of my job. I was responsible for the Flash com
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Of all of the software EOLed by Macromedia / Adobe, this is the one I probably hear the most from people wanting it to come back. (I worked for Macromedia, work for Adobe).
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fyi, Macromedia had a counter law suit, and both eventually settled. https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2002-jul-30-fi-techb... (fyi, I worked for Macromedia, and work for Adobe).
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3y ago
I don't mind being in the office. I do mind going into the office.
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3y ago
It feels like he trying to create the sense among Reddit employees that they are the victims, probably with the hope that it will temper internal criticism and create a sense that they are in this together (as opposed to its basically execs
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3y ago
>The point I'm wanting to make is that users will go to whoever has the best model. Best isn't defined just by quality though. In some instances for some groups, things like whether the model is trained on licensed content (wit
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mesh
4y ago
Adobe Firefly is not based on Stable Diffusion. (i work for Adobe)
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4y ago
Yeah, we are being a little more open, a little earlier, in part because this space is so new, and we really want feedback / direction from the community. Currently in the beta, there is text to image, and text effects, and will have v
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Yes. Although we are working on allowing you to train on your own content.
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We are working on a compensation model for Stock contributors for the training content, and will have more details by the time we release. The training is based on the licensing agreement for Adobe contributors for Adobe Stock. (I work for
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Does not include Behance data or user data. https://helpx.adobe.com/manage-account/using/machine-learnin... "The insights obtained through content analysis will not be used to re-create your content or lead t
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4y ago
You can see it in action here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkTXyY9cnEs and there is a live stream later today here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3z9jYtPx-4
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Not specifically in comparison to Stable Diffusion, but in general our approach is to provide a model that is really easy to use, can be used commercially, and has deep integration with our our creative tools. On this last point, we have re
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It would have trouble matching on trademarked styles, or individual artists / creators styles. One of the primary goals for Firefly is to provide a model that can generate output that respects creators and is safe for commercial use. (
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