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1y ago
Seeing more and more developers having to beg LLMs to behave in order to do what they want is both hilarious and terrifying. It has a very 40k feel to it.
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1y ago
Underground cities are fascinating. A similar one is Naours, with it's 300 rooms https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/cite-souterraine-de-naou...
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1y ago
So this is a long shot but, as a software engineer lacking in the math department who has slowly been trying to improve calculus and geometry, what are some good resources/requirements to get to a point where I can implement something
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1y ago
Just your average design studio's website
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1y ago
Is it though ? I feel like what ML can achieve is amazing, but, call me a pessimist, I'm bracing for the influx of elaborate scams, propaganda, deep fakes etc who will manage to drive a wedge even further in our society than social net
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1y ago
> See: Synthesizers, Digital Synthesizers, overdriven guitars, reverb effects (instead of recording in special rooms), Midi, Multitrack recording, studio musicians, overdubbing, digital recording, autotune. All of those required critical
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1y ago
Subscribing to magazines of genres I like, consulting reddit and forums and using youtube to get an idea, and then buying losless files is what i've been doing.
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1y ago
I disagree. I don't think art and entertainment has been through this kind of paradigm shift before.
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If I was elitist then I would want as few people as possible to have access to "high culture", not to open it to the highest possible number. There is a reason our elite really wants us to enjoy the most mindless crap possible, it
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It doesn't. But fast food and pre-cooked meals made it so a large percentage of people can't cook with raw or unprocessed ingredients anymore and can only rely on giant companies to feed themselves. Junk food is OK every once in a
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1y ago
I have (had?) a chronic skin condition called seborrheic dermatitis. It manifested as dry cracks over my lips and cheekbones exuding an orange/yellow liquid. It was itchy and looked absolutely disgusting. It would stay there for a few
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1y ago
Most VST drum sequencers have pretty powerful groove libraries nowadays. It's not a model or anything like that but just mix-matching and modifying the patterns some give extremely good results
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1y ago
Accounting and marketing are not going to be happy.
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1y ago
I don't think they introduced any breaking changes after .NET 6
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1y ago
Looks interesting, too bad it's limited to 6 strings and 3 tunings, that excludes a lot of music
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1y ago
Modern terminal emulators run at native resolution and support window splitting. You can have the exact same information density (I'd argue that a nice neovim environment has more information density than most IDEs since vs code and je
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It seems like you might have missed the gap between vi and modern terminal based development. Neovim with plugins is absolutely amazing and integrated, there are even options like Lazyvim that do all the work for you. I took the opposite jo
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1y ago
Funnily enough, Diderot made this very same argument. Except it was that you should travel by foot instead of by horse. For the very reasons ChatGPT stated.
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1y ago
Looks like UK mobile networks might be having global issues as well, very strange timing.
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1y ago
Well it's 78.8 in the UK
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1y ago
Those are known to be particularly awful and dangerous, particularly on hot days, and have been banned in a lot of places.
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1y ago
So you think that free range geese who are forced fed have a worth living condition that the vast majority of animals raised for their meat ?
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1y ago
Foie-gras geese and ducks are free range, at least in France. That's a different story when you buy the cheap eastern european ones.
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1y ago
Do you have red-green color blindness ? The background is clearly green. Edit : Apologies, I just now see the other ones.
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1y ago
Not OP but none of those have native linux support.
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1y ago
There is an esoteric programming language called INTERCAL that won't compile if the code doesn't contains enough "PLEASE". It also won't compile if the code contains please too many times as it's seen excessive
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1y ago
I switched to a tiling manager (I use Hyprland). There are no floating windows, I have multiple spaces I can easily switch to and if I need to temporarily switch a window to full screen it's really easy. Because of that I don't s
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>Zorin OS is built on the same Open Source software that powers the New York Stock Exchange and computers on the International Space Station. >Thanks to the advanced security features of Linux, Zorin OS is resistant to PC viruses and
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1y ago
Reticent is a valid synonym of reluctant.
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I think it's irrelevant. The point they are trying to make is anytime you ask a LLM for something that's outside of your area of expertise you have very little to no way to insure it is correct.
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