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by quadcore 4y ago
This feels so wrong this AI thing, strangely enough Im not that stressed. Look at the recursive side of it its hilarious. Im an artist. AI is around. Do I want to put my work online? No. So no artists put stuff online anymore? So how does f
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by quadcore 4y ago
The generated pictures that are posted in the blog post are superior than the average artist work. Which isnt surprising, AI corrects "human mistake" (e.g. composition, colors, contrasts, lines, etc) easily.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Wait here, this shit hasnt hit France yet :) Those models are trained on artists work and put those same artists out of work. When people will register I dont think this is gonna fly.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Redis has plenty of features your java program hasnt. Starting with reliability :)
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by quadcore 4y ago
I see, you guys mean servers not web servers. Makes sense now.
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by quadcore 4y ago
The only problem Java has is experienced C programmers don't build servers from scratch with it yet. Please explain. What kind of crazy jack write servers in C? (Real question, trying to learn here)
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by quadcore 4y ago
I think that survival instincts are symptomes of consciousness. I feel its almost by definition. Which poses interesting questions, is it a form of molecular chemistry chained reaction? Or is additional physics / maths required? Or som
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by quadcore 4y ago
Believe it or not, I have been paid in the past to write Monkey code. The cross platform aspect of it is clean, the platform/language/sdk is hackable and the syntax without brackets kind of make it special in terms of readability.
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by quadcore 4y ago
I'd like to understand that better, because I'm having trouble putting my head in a space where seeing a temperature graph is complicated. Trying to understand the other perspective For the average Joe, a big explanation gives t
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by quadcore 4y ago
33,4°C in Paris the 25 of june 1976 Around the 25 of june 2022 near Bordeaux at 23:30 (you read it well, 11:30pm), it was 36°C. The closest Ive experienced was in Las Vegas Nevada, which is in the middle of what qualifies as a desert.
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by quadcore 4y ago
When a lay person, including me, sees those studies, even though they are convincing to me, psychologically, there is an after taste of "its complicated" which I believe explains why some people fall in the deny pool. Ive realized
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by quadcore 4y ago
If I only had 10 minutes, I'd be nervous as hell Being a startup founder will give you harsher obstacles to overcome than that. The world is tough and unjust. Founding a company is not for everybody. You gota be a nerd and a tough pe
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by quadcore 4y ago
The real objection is that it makes artists less valuable. Close but not exactly. How do they feel about it? At some point if we all feel bad, well this is very bad. Maybe we should ban DALL-E for the same reasons we ban hard drugs: for t
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by quadcore 4y ago
Unless it kills the souls of their people.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Never forget the first rule of skateboarding: you will fall, miss or crash. It's not if it's when. What happen then depend on your speed (hopefully). So I dont drive above 20 miles an hour on my scooter. Above is simply not viable
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by quadcore 4y ago
I dont know how artists feel about DALL-E but as an amateur I feel bad. "This should be forbidden" bad. I guess the root of this feeling is the same as the one Copilot gives OSS programmers, it feels like theft and copyright enfri
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by quadcore 4y ago
Games are not content like music and movies, they are products (i.e. like startup products). Only a handfull get the vast majority of playtime. Incidentally, if you are a game developer, think of making a game like if it was the only one yo
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by quadcore 4y ago
Of course they couldn’t imagine how computers are used for constant surveillance surveillance by means of badges and cards Not that far off indeed
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by quadcore 4y ago
The problem comes with the two days I need to go to the office. I've anxiety the night before, and I feel depressed the day after. From my experience you are way past the need to take actions as those are strong signals from your bod
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by quadcore 4y ago
Given the speed with which they grew last two years I expect their financial and security processes to be next to nothing. This is just tip of an iceberg. Sounds like wild accusations to me. Id like to think the company executives have hi
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by quadcore 4y ago
Love it. I want the ability to download 10 hours of it.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Knowing its 42°C currently in France and 40°C in UK, that we blasted previous temp records two times in two months, well I think we should make it mandatory to build reactors.
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by quadcore 4y ago
From my experience. If you are a junior developer, you are screwed. If you are senior you have leverage. Designers don't understand the hardship of developers at first, they think they can do whatever they want to you. You gota teach t
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by quadcore 4y ago
And meditation - or mind-clearing activities
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by quadcore 4y ago
Try to put yourself in his place for a second. The world that this man knew is gone. He lives now in some kind of strange afterlife, spending most of his time sitting alone in a hut waiting to die. Imagine you're living in absolute s
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by quadcore 4y ago
Making your wife happy will certainly makes you happy. So if your wife is super excited about this, just follow her for the best or worse. Youll be together so youll be fine. Id tell her that you will follow her wherever she goes. Its clich
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by quadcore 4y ago
Could it be HN that's slowing it down?
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by quadcore 4y ago
Rose coloured past? I wish you were wrong :) I wonder though, in specific industries like games for example. I remember in the 90', I was young but when we'd put our hands on some code, oh man we'd jump and read it until we
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by quadcore 4y ago
This essay has that tint and feel of the time where programming was an art and programmers read other programmers' code for the beauty of it. This is when my world crashed hard: when I discovered most employers dont read your past code
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by quadcore 4y ago
As a side note, when John Carmack was asked why he always started a new engine from scratch, he used to say: "to fight code entropy"

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