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by npteljes 1y ago
I think this is actually a good counterpoint to something that OP missed. It's not that it's not great that a Komatsu can also do it. Both are great. But we need to have the appropriate expectations, to end up with the feeling of
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by npteljes 1y ago
One of the reasons why people react so badly to AI art is because they encounter it in a context that implies human art. Then the discovery becomes treachery, a breach of trust. Not too much unlike having sex lovingly, only to discover that
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by npteljes 1y ago
I think that's because those everything else are products with an opaque structure, and Mozilla, and for example Wikipedia, are more transparent. Really highlights why some people don't open up, either themselves, their source cod
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by npteljes 1y ago
I just pay them until it works, and I'll reconsider once it changes. Don't worry about track record, you can stop paying anytime.
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by npteljes 1y ago
I feel the same and I wish to have your level of eloquence the next time I'm expressing this.
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by npteljes 1y ago
"F for Fake" - Documentary, 7.7/10 on imdb, 88% on RT. "A documentary about fraud and fakery." At first I was a bit mad that you linked a 1.5 hour video just like that, but this sounds really interesting after all.
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by npteljes 1y ago
>A copy of a book isn't a travesty, so why should a copy of a painting be one? This is because of how humans appreciate where the spirit of a work is. In case of a book, most of the essence is in the words, not in the paper or the i
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by npteljes 1y ago
"AI skeptics", like here: https://www.techopedia.com/the-skeptics-who-believe-ai-is-a-...
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by npteljes 1y ago
While true, these sorts of reports are the track records which we can base our assessments on.
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Sure! I'm referring to setting up a1111's stable diffusion webui, and setting up Open WebUI. Wrt/ a1, it worked at one point (a year ago) after 2-3 hours of tinkering, then regressed to not working at all, not even from fresh
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by npteljes 1y ago
Oh I'm sure. The thing is that with AMD I have the same luxury, and the wretched thing still doesn't work, or has regressions.
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What I experienced is that AI is a nightmare on AMD in Linux. There is a myriad of custom things that one needs to do, and even that just breaks after a while. Happened so much on my current setup (6600 XT) that I don't bother with loc
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by npteljes 1y ago
That is not misanthropic at all, as misanthropic is to hate humans or humanity. This is just an acknowledgement of the limitations of it. Agnosticism would be closer to it.
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In a way, you are on the right track, but the conclusion is different. What we live is far from gray, rather it's unfathomably more "colorful" and chaotic. We do see just a bit of it and apply a lot of filters to it, that is
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>If your answer is yes, then you're unsympathetic towards numerous innocent others What this means is an incomplete understanding of sympathy / empathy. These feeling don't need to pick sides. And they don't have to i
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Tesla is also associated with China: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigafactory_Shanghai#Productio...
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They are not "just tools" - they are false reports, wasting the maintainers' precious time. The hostility comes from the asymmetry. AI generates info very fast, humans verify info much slower. Take a look at this example: ht
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by npteljes 1y ago
Win 11 is a bloated piece of shit, so I'm not surprised people are hesitant to adopt. Besides, it has nothing to offer over Win 10. Win 10 worked just fine, so why bother with the upgrade? People are also no strangers to running outdat
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They don't give a fuck, at least people are still running Windows.
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>The push to adopt AI is, at its core, a political project of dehumanization I agree with the general sentiment, but absolutely disagree with this claim. The push to adopt AI is a gold rush, not any coordinated thing. I think in the poli
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by npteljes 1y ago
I reset "work" AI sessions quite frequently, so I didn't see that there. I experienced it though with storytelling. In my storytelling scenario, context and length was important. And the AI at one late point forgot how my cha
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by npteljes 1y ago
I don't blame you for it, as it's cheap, fast, and fits the context better than what can be provided usually. If you find that people are turned off by it, and want to act on it, I suggest stock images from places like Pixabay. Th
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by npteljes 1y ago
OP not a publicly established personality, and the website is new too. So, they have a lot to prove, credibility chief among them, especially since the topic is mental health. Users discovering that some of the things are AI generated leads
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by npteljes 1y ago
Would you like to elaborate why you feel this way?
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by npteljes 1y ago
One of the file name is "1750927062274_ChatGPT Image Jun 26, 2025, 11_33_18 AM (1)" - so yes, +1 for AI.
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by npteljes 1y ago
One of Wiki's sources date it back as far as 1994, and that's a news article, so the thing must have been going on for a while. Thinking about it, I think I understand why hard G makes sense for people. With GPU, we pronounce the
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by npteljes 1y ago
That's a good one too. AnimeNewsNetwork works the same, you can attach a note to a media, that shows up on your profile. Some use it for reviews, some for personal notes.
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by npteljes 1y ago
I have the same experience - but with gif . Mind you, me and my circle are not native English speakers. The debate itself is old. "Since the 90s" Wikipedia says, and keep in mind the format was is from 1987 - so I would say the d
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by npteljes 1y ago
To me it seems like there is only one key to a well working social site: fair moderation. Fair moderation encompasses a well defined vision on what to moderate, and good definitions of that - what is tolerated and what not. Enforcement need
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That is exactly why it's relevant! Positive sign of scammy behavior.

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