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by omnimus 3y ago
You dont have to have solidarity towards them. You obviously dont have and thats fine. This is society everyone affects everyone. Same way you are inconvenienced by some workers striking. The workers are exploited by things that are out of
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by omnimus 3y ago
Again solidarity… If the strikers were listened to by the politicians they need to target then there wouldnt be a strike in a first place. People dont strike for fun. They try a lot of things before striking. Including communication with HR
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by omnimus 3y ago
Yeah you shouldnt strike because you could disturb those who like how the system works!! (because it works for them) Solidarity doesnt mean being nice to others. Its awarnes of shared interests and acepting/enduring some pains for othe
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by omnimus 3y ago
I agree that 150usd might be too cheap for pro market but like i mentioned maybe they found out they need to first go for amateurs. Who knows maybe they will make it more expensive in future or offer some kind of pro option. I also have to
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by omnimus 3y ago
Ive been using matrix private instance for group of nontechnical users for almost a decade now. First with Synapse and now Conduit. Imho its OK. There are issues with e2ee and well it took most of that decade for Synapse 1.0 stable release…
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by omnimus 3y ago
Sketch still has 120usd desktop version. Their solution was to add server/collaboration element that is subscription based. > This would put them under immense pressure to come up with new features (useful or not) to get people to u
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by omnimus 3y ago
Are We the Baddies?
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by omnimus 3y ago
The way to do this is clear? If you release new version for 170usd every 18 months it's about 10usd/m subscription - so you are 6times cheaper?. The funny thing is that i think the pro market doesn't trust them because of the
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by omnimus 3y ago
This is actually quite surprising considering how many DAWs there are and most of them are also graphically intensive. I don't think audio industry is somehow bigger. My wild guess would be that audio attracts a lot more programmer typ
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by omnimus 3y ago
With the software professional industries really care about (like InDesign) instead of messing with it they instead took approach of never changing it to not upset anyone. And instead of paying 1200usd one time people accepted paying 60usd
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by omnimus 3y ago
The problem with InDesign is that publishing industry is too small. Most people don't know InDesign but its used to produce practically every single print, book, label, poster ever. Yet it is too small for any company to care about to
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by omnimus 3y ago
The reason is very similar to why people from United Kingdom get upset when you call it England. Czechia is at same time name of the main region and (now) the country as a whole. Funnily enough the distinction between regions exists in engl
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by omnimus 3y ago
Hes getting downwoted because this site is called hacker news. Dont be such a corpo chicken. I am pretty sure people are aware of legality of similar actions and dont need this mentoring.
824.
by omnimus 3y ago
Arent most things in a kitchen standardized cooking device? Like stainless pan is stainless pan…
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by omnimus 3y ago
Yes if everything you don’t like is in your eyes strawmen… there will be armies. Better to call them out or not engage in discussion. Swiping everything under strawman without explanation is not productive to the discussion.
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by omnimus 3y ago
Promp is injection of experience how? You pick from artist you like https://midlibrary.io/styles and try to describe what you want on the picture. Are you aware that most artists already work this way - you hire them with a
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by omnimus 3y ago
This humans are just stochastic parrots is marketing/narrative current “AI” companies use to avoid legal and image issues. Seems like its working on some people.
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by omnimus 3y ago
Exactly and LLMs dont have emotions, audiovisual experience, human experience or any experience at all. For humans its impossible to create same art as someone elses. For LLMs its impossible to create anything else than copy of art thats in
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by omnimus 3y ago
You might want to hire this person but the question is if your boss would want them. There is a high chace they wouldn’t want to hire specifically this disobedient person.
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by omnimus 3y ago
Doubt any companies who needed commercial art will care at all. Most likely they will force artists to use AI to hyper speed up the process and fix some of the imperfections at the end. But there is no way they will be keeping artists expon
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by omnimus 3y ago
There is a difference in material. Mass industrialised processes clearly can’t always replicate what small artisans produce. But when the output is digital most of material differences are gone. There is no reason AI cant generate 100% sam
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by omnimus 3y ago
See it’s weird when somebody is upset when corporation steals and uses their code I would consider this a form of immortalization. Some programmers are seeing this way, but very few. It seems crazy to me more programmers aren’t being amazed
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by omnimus 3y ago
Or that's why you would be good designer. Design world is pretty torn on this tbh. Some designers like effect and some like to be effective. But you can't blame the flashy designers too much. You said it yourself imagine work wher
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by omnimus 3y ago
It's not different. The question is if we would have current JS capabilities in the past would we choose adding handling of <form> to HTML or would we say use JS for that. I am not sure what is the right answer but adding featur
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by omnimus 3y ago
Yeah most people will percieve austerity as saving. As something like when they stop paying netflix or buy less of the expensive cheese they like. Inherently a good thing that will lead to having more money in future.
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Blowback Tactical Espionage Podcast(blowback.show)
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by omnimus 3y ago
Yeah most countries in the world dont have 2x4s
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by omnimus 3y ago
The numbers are links. You can click them to get more info about what each number means.
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by omnimus 3y ago
This has been problematic forever long even before any LLMs. Techniques like photobashing that use copyrighted images modify them for it to be new work. Or even older cases like work of Andy Warhol. Where this is more extreme here is that t
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by omnimus 3y ago
The PHP docs comment section is pretty fascinating. I am not sure how these are allowed. But you will find 10year old comments with very distilled specific techniques or super well explained nuances. Not something i've seen in other la

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