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4y ago
Nine Inch Nails released their music on What.CD (a music torrenting website), under an alias. Maybe a bit similar. They did it for the arts, very punk-like :)
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You are talking about a completely different language model though, so your argument doesn't really hold. The point he makes is that AlphaCode does not generate meaningful explanations along with its code (and that's it's per
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4y ago
As an artist who makes money from selling art, I find the panic to be ridiculous. The tide doesn't wait for you. Find new ways of understanding and creating art, move with the flow, don't stand in one place, shouting at the Gods t
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4y ago
Thank you for the extra perspective. Print is something very hard to replace, it just feels great to hold and touch!
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I think they only mentioned the horse to illustrate to people that they are using the same tool as what was used to generate those types of images. It's painting a picture for the uninitiated audience. From what I understood, this mode
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4y ago
I don't know what the reference is, but that is hilarious! Thanks.
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4y ago
I was half-joking, but in general I think JS gets more shit than it deserves. That project you linked is interesting, but it also makes me wonder...... why :')
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Individuality: Deleted in the Future?
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I have no use for this, but the design of the website is immaculate!
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4y ago
JavaScript. Ok don't kill me.
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4y ago
I used to play games for free at the local internet café. Not sure how the system locks work today, but back then there was some special software preventing you from using the computer unless you had paid for access. I read somewhere that t
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4y ago
When I applied for my first job at 18, I got really bored with sending CV's. Spent a few days developing a website that scanned job applications online for emails, then made a Python script that sent out pretty generic applications. It
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4y ago
Haha, great.
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4y ago
I really like it, reminds me of old school internet. I prefer it with ASCII though, try it with an asterix (*) instead of a white orb for that 90's vibe. Just change this line: var embCSS = '.embedim-snow{position: absolute;wi
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Can I teach you to add numbers in binary in 20 mins?
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4y ago
Binary arithmetic is a simple and elegant way for computers to perform calculations. Instead of using the base-10 system that we are familiar with, where each digit can take on values from 0 to 9, binary uses a system where each digit can o
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4y ago
Nice tool! But please don't hijack the "back" button on my browser :'(
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4y ago
I'm justing starting out, but my book that I wrote about my psychedelic transformation sold quite well, even to people outside of my circle. I set the price low because I don't want money to be a hinderance to people reading it.
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4y ago
Hi! This isn't normal Minesweeper, buddy. To know where the mines are you first need to solve math problems which tell you the amount of mines nearby. Long press to flag. How fast can you solve it?
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4y ago
Have a technical platform that encourages you to be spontaneous sounds a bit paradoxical, but maybe it could do it in a subtle way - so that the user does the creativity part, not being fed "creativity slots" on a conveyor belt li