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by nbzso 3y ago
What a gem. I am out of popcorn. BRB:)
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by nbzso 3y ago
Color me surprised. Imagine this when OpenAI with all its "plugins", API and closed architecture is integrated into thousands of businesses. It will be beautiful:)
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by nbzso 3y ago
My new model when I encounter BS on a grand scale is to smile and not clarify anything. I just wait all VC funded crap designed without real UX research to die. It is that simple for me:)
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by nbzso 3y ago
I really miss Steve Jobs.:)
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by nbzso 3y ago
Fix the pricing. Figma is 20 USD monthly. Framer is 10, Webflow is 18, with hosting.
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by nbzso 3y ago
According to HN audience, the probability of Davos billionaires to conspire towards maximization of profit and control is non-existent. Evidence is false news. Only copium and hopium are the secret sauce of the future. Samuel Altman is the
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by nbzso 3y ago
So basically "fake it till you make it", "move fast and break things", "build it, and they will come" gave us the ultimate UX achievement: Offloading responsibility to the outside entity to be comfortably dumb.
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by nbzso 3y ago
I saw this "trend" long time ago. Switched to Resolve and Studio One. Call me an old head, but there is something in using multiple displays and knowing that your software is platform-agnostic. :)
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by nbzso 3y ago
Uncomfortably, after leading several teams I lean to this direction, but I never forget that I am biased too.
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by nbzso 3y ago
The biggest unanswered question for me in recent years is how educated people with a tech background have trusted a big corporation which publicly stated years ago that they existence goal is to build the digital GOD (AGI). It's beyond
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by nbzso 3y ago
So not only Slack will have all my business process data, OpenAI will know it too? Nice. We need more AI integration ASAP.
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by nbzso 3y ago
Move fast and break things. Ok.Computer.
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by nbzso 3y ago
This is great. I would start a company for tinfoil helmets immediately. Huge market. Big rewards.
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by nbzso 3y ago
I explained here that AI models which have no transparency over their data policy will get a big trouble on their heads. Only to be laughed at and downvoted to hell. For a tech community, the lack of critical thinking here is disturbing.
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by nbzso 3y ago
I am using it with specific sequencing for different apps. One of the more strange use -cases is the combination of BTT and touch-bar-simmulator with Figma. Adding functionality to my vertical mouse and trackballs with different profiles fo
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by nbzso 3y ago
Better Touch Tool changed the way that I operate. Sequencing of keys can make you a productive monster:) Practically speaking, I remove the use of short keys that require to break my fingers every day.
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by nbzso 3y ago
Useful for form of learning and experimentation. Not applicable, in my view, at all due to lack of ownership of the generated code. There is no ability to copyright and protect the intellectual output from generative AI processes. Even when
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by nbzso 3y ago
This is a different use case. Why? Because you make a conscious decision to donate your work. The models which are used for image generating (Midjourney, Stable Diffusion) are full of scraped data without consent from the authors. From this
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by nbzso 3y ago
Valuable processing info in the comments. But why so much effort to produce something without the option to have ownership (copyright) over my product? If I draw a strange line with any digital painting tool and put a circle and a square a
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by nbzso 4y ago
Seriously?
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by nbzso 4y ago
I am sorry, didn't want to offend anybody. But this is obvious for a trained eye, which a professional must have.
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by nbzso 4y ago
It is mind-boggling how the "trends" and the non-stop race for validation make all lose their minds. How on earth a photo contest cannot see the false anatomy of the hands and person behind? Did someone in this concourse is actua
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by nbzso 4y ago
Maybe looking into the transhumanism future placed upon us the real hipster and nerds will be born. The fake ones will perish into AI driven oblivion.
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by nbzso 4y ago
Very informative and polite response. Thank you.
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by nbzso 4y ago
Maybe this is the most rational answer. We are flawed creatures, vanity, self-importance, greed, power. Who will watch the "watchers"? The good intentions are behind wars, behind removing gain of function research. But in realit
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by nbzso 4y ago
First answer for the trolling "argument": Because of freedom of speech. Second answer: I am quite capable, technically speaking, to assess the technology. I don't see the benefits for humanity in A.I. "art" generato
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by nbzso 4y ago
Please, tell me your definition of trolling. Maybe after you help me understand, I will explain to the illustrators why they must prompt with text instead of drawing? Assuming that I don't learn is wrong. I have a local installation of
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by nbzso 4y ago
Yes. Like you.:)
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by nbzso 4y ago
I never give up. Just asked for information, to fight my own bias. Obviously there is a world outside which will have analogue and mechanical parts. But this is not the question. The question is why to cut your wrists with a blunt object an
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by nbzso 4y ago
This is cool, but I have a fundamental question. Why learn machine learning when all the machines will learn how to create and control themselves and powerful elites will offload the burden of governments to control us? Or we race ourselve

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