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by nbzso 4y ago
I simply have no trust in Microsoft. Data is the new petrol.:)
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Microsoft Semantic Kernel Enables LLM Integration with Conventional Programs(infoq.com)
3 points by nbzso 4y ago|0 comments
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by nbzso 4y ago
Maybe until we all have a local LLM's and custom models with full control, this level of abstraction(prompting) is not useful. I refuse to contribute to the"Open"AI scheme. Let marketing and teens to give them data.:)
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by nbzso 4y ago
No computer in my office is running without Mullvad VPN. No mac without Little Snitch.
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by nbzso 4y ago
Hostile personal computing is here to stay. Dark patterns are prerequisite for commercial OS nowadays. Outside the usual "work" scenario, there is no sane tech person who is not aware of this and is not using Linux. The idea that
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Ask HN: Would you consider starting to learn a programming language now?
24 points by nbzso 4y ago|44 comments
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by nbzso 4y ago
OpenAI. The heist of the century. I am waiting for A.I. generated blockbuster in the near future.
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by nbzso 4y ago
Sorry, the idea that artists are synthesizers of the past art is ludicrous. The human is not the machine. There are a billion factors for interpretation in creating a personal style. The A.I. image generators are just machines which produc
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by nbzso 4y ago
Again. Use cases. Let me see. I am an artist, I have visual thinking, for me idea is build trough sketching and iteration. Why sketches are important? Because in creating something, the low level representation (as in wireframes for UX) gi
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by nbzso 4y ago
So, congrats. You "created" something without any aesthetic or marketing value. Yes, LLM's help, but the idea that time to market in competitive reality will give the real value is laughable. And no, when the prompt designer
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by nbzso 4y ago
Just yesterday, I gave the ChatGPT prompts to generate Midjourney prompts. It transformed a simple sentence of "Portrait of beautiful woman on the beach with yellow dress." to the specific output of prompts with different lenses a
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by nbzso 4y ago
I do work in tech. Almost 25 years. As a traditionally trained artist, my advantage over the years always was the knowledge of composition, color and my drawing skills when producing the visual part of the products. I focused early in my co
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by nbzso 4y ago
Is expected plan. And if you want to think critically, do research on these topics. If you expect the media to give you the facts, good luck. The strange part is that everything that I mentioned is in the public domain, as a fact or policy.
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by nbzso 4y ago
I don't understand how in the near future this will not remove designers, developers, and especially lawyers and marketers from the workforce. Help me out to conceptualize the future use cases. How about the more "impactful&quot
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by nbzso 4y ago
Social rating? Anyone? It is not visible for you yet? All that's left on the table is some form of major economy crisis, centralization of agriculture of government and renting it to Black Rock, Vanguard, and you have the start. Add t
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by nbzso 4y ago
Loneliness may have two sides, but it's a powerful tool for self-discovery. My personal instincts at the time told me to shut down and embrace it, and I don't regret it because we're all the same, yet unique in our own way.
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by nbzso 4y ago
Here is a recipe for downvoted comment: The EU will ask Davos, and Davos will tell Sam Altman to tame it a little. For now. Because we will all own nothing, and we will be happy:) How are you feeling today? Here, get a glimpse of the future
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by nbzso 4y ago
I halted my artistic career due to the concept of identity. It dawned on me that I was tailoring my artwork to suit the preferences and expectations of others, which led to a profound realization. I made a conscious decision to disentangle
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by nbzso 4y ago
In the early 2000s, I chose to leave behind my successful career as an artist and transitioned into the field of graphic design. Eventually, I ventured into UX design and founded my own company that specializes in software development and d
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by nbzso 4y ago
As an experienced designer from the older generation, I have grown weary of the endless layering of software-as-a-service (SaaS) over SaaS, plugins, and extensions that has become commonplace in the modern design industry. A decade ago, I r
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by nbzso 4y ago
Nobody speaks about the WHY you need something like ChatGPT or Midjourney? To be more "creative"? Or to give tools to fake creativity for the masses? And just another reason not to put the hard work, which is the process that lead
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by nbzso 4y ago
Don't get me wrong. I am old and biased to my core. My personal experience is that in reality the winner is the boring tech which people use because of real life needs and goals. All of it related to their survival and well-being. Gene
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by nbzso 4y ago
Good for you, you are in the trend, may the gods of the multiverse be with you.:) I personally have no interest in generative art at all. Just received my new handmade brushes from Escoda. Waiting for a spring to paint me some landscapes. I
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by nbzso 4y ago
They don't care. At all. From their POV, all that matters is market share and profit. The rest is PR.
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by nbzso 4y ago
If I use all the successful ideas for past products as input for my AI model and then use a series of AI models to create and validate prototypes, why would I need to bring in a human to the loop and risk disrupting the process?
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by nbzso 4y ago
Bill is obviously reached, a statute of God. He is starting a Climate religion as we speak, he should hire Tom Cruise for a start. He knows a lot about this profitable startup idea.
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We don't want any creative human input, because it is expensive and gives opportunity to have a middle class. Sam is regularly at Davos. Ask the Davos futurists about their vision of tomorrow in which everything will be fine and dandy.
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by nbzso 4y ago
I believed that corporate theft from citizens was a valuable investment. Why all the commotion? Copyright is obsolete for the average person. They will optimize algorithms for free, after having fed them with user-generated, tag-labeled con
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by nbzso 4y ago
With the recent trend of designers submitting their meticulously labeled designs to Figma, there is anticipation that Adobe will soon make a game-changing announcement - the elimination of the need for a separate UI designer. This will allo
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1. Work related files. 2. Collaboration process. 3. There is no alternative for Figma at the moment. 4. Penpot.app is something to look for. They are open source and have an option to run the software on your own cloud/server. But the

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