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Can you do the same with SD and get training pictures back?
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Meamwhile I think the law should garantee a customer can speak to someone at a company who has enough power to take action on the entire customer account. At least in France we passed a law that says that if you subscribed to a service onli
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That is very calculated I think. If people let him get away with saying it, that's it, it's done, it's banalized, it's normal. That's a technique often used by toxic people. (Disclaimer: im no american)
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Agreed, I was talking about the engine. UU was exceptional in terms of ambience and all other things.
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Not at the same level of quality. For example, their game, ultima underworld if my memory doesnt fault me, didnt have sub-pixel precision for texturing. Their texturing was a lot uglier and unpolished compared to Wolf and especially Doom. I
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Meanwhile, id under Carmack kept cranking out hit after hit for years, essentially shrugging off Romero's firing like nothing happened. I believe this is absolutely wrong. Quale 2, 3 and Doom 3 were critical success, not commercial o
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I've always wondered why WeWork didn't operate more on a "franchise" model Thats a good question. I wonder if security (hidden cameras and network and stuff) could be a reason.
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LLMs can reproduce the content on which they were trained, demonstrating that the models retain and can memorize the expressive content of the training works. I dont know that it's true but if thats the case then its also the case
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News/Media Alliance on AI and Copyright Infringement
(newsmediaalliance.org)
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Unfortunatly, the http era is behind, we've just entered the https one. It's risky to leave a job.
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Certainly it was mode X rather.
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Impressive. I like the 3rd person game better. Both runs fair on my pixel 2.
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He got ya.
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Bankman-Fried lying about it does. Which I understand as, it's gota be determined the extent of the lying to determine the extent of the fraud ; some you-didnt-read-the-contract-well-enough responsability may incumb on the customer(s
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What is a middle game? The biggest misconception game developers generaly have about games is they think they are content like movies/series amd music. That is that the average player plays hundreds of games, one after the other. Gam
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I came to find an answer to this question: why the heck do France care about nVidia?
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Very, interesting
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Some people have asked me about my team and I told them it was just me. I got the feeling that it may have turned them off Repeat after me: emotional intelligence and situational awareness. You've been asked that question not for the
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With you as a last man standing maybe.
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Friendly reminder: the strategy here is to invest in the founders, not the ideas. So great founders right now create AI startups. So either AI solves problems or they arent great founders.
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In my bio
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I was in the same position and the way I got a job is by significantly improving the emotional intelligence of my applications. Meaning. Craft your CV and your linkedin to the letter. Make it super minimal, focus on past 5 years, because at
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Something to take into account is we are all addicted to food. You dont know it until you have experienced it. Eating when you wake up, then at lunch and again at dinner is terrible, it's very addictive making you eat more and more and
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Those who still carefully craft their text messages will stand out.
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I think it's one of the intents behind the article to call for less barbaric settlements because we want more disputes like that in the future, not less.
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I see. May I be brutally honest with you? I mean this to try of being of some help (how many times I wished people would just tell me what they trully think, I cant count). I think you are trying to do two things here. Most developers are m
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... without being told you're poluting the old one.
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Let me expand on the 3 PRs idea cause I explained it badly. If I receive one PR and its not good then my dopamine system is gonna say: it's a fail. GitStart you failed me and now Im gonna have to tell my sociopatic boss that the PR was
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Amazing. Glad this inspires you. Another idea, maybe your PR is just a hook with no code initially, and then once the process is done via your UI, the final PR is shipped out - or the initial PR is patched. We can make it even easier to as
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Would that come as form of a PR description? Yes. Always the same though (maybe with some variants you write over time). I think the best might be to guide the receiving party so they act exactly like you want. Example: "Hello nice t
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