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by rebuilder 4y ago
It’s quite possible there’s more hateful speech against Democrats than Republicans.
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by rebuilder 4y ago
I just saw ChatGPT say Fly Amanitas are a popular mushroom to cook with. I think I’ll stick to human-made recipes for now.
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by rebuilder 4y ago
Have you had moisture problems in your house/apartment? The advice I see cautions against letting insulated spaces drop below 18 degrees C or so (around 65 F) as you’ll start to have issues with moisture buildup.
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by rebuilder 4y ago
Is this requirement to register specifically a feature of the DMCA? It seems quite surprising if, as the article claims, “people who don’t have registered copyrights cannot enforce their copyrights in court.” That would mean that the vast m
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by rebuilder 4y ago
Laws are meant to be interpreted.
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by rebuilder 4y ago
” So in 2033, maybe the writer's main job will be adding personality to otherwise bland AI-generated stories. ” To me, this is about the same as suggesting chefs will be relegated to adding flavour to frozen pizzas.
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by rebuilder 4y ago
So far, it looks like the things we never thought could be automated - and maybe didn’t want to automate - are ”easy” for AI and the stuff we thought could and should be automated is hard. So instead of AI helping us with the hard work of
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by rebuilder 4y ago
Re: the flat look, I, too, suspect it comes from log footage, although I’m not sure it has to do with not knowing. It could also just be that if you do your dailies and editing without a LUT, as seemed to be common at one point, you get use
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by rebuilder 4y ago
With a regular logo, the designer has copyright law to back them up. Pure AI creations so not seem to get that protection
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by rebuilder 4y ago
If the law in your jurisdiction says so, yes.
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by rebuilder 4y ago
I am impressed with the technical level of the various AI tools, absolutely. I just think they are learning the surface of art - reproduction of reality and stylisation thereof - but not the point of art, which is orthogonal to the technica
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by rebuilder 4y ago
I’m not sure what it would mean for AI to get “better” at art than humans. I expect we couldn’t understand the work it creates at that point.
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by rebuilder 4y ago
Yea, that’s a pretty good analogy. A singing dog is impressive but not able to replace human singers. From what I’ve seen so far, AI tools create technically impressive but generic and derivative works, and on their own, can’t do what a hum
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by rebuilder 4y ago
They still don’t do either very well. It’s more obvious with poetry and prose, but AI art is pretty vacuous as well once you get past the wow-effect.
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by rebuilder 4y ago
This seems like the attitude most artists have to image generators as well.
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by rebuilder 4y ago
Salt is used here as well. Maybe they use less, because while it definitely causes corrosion, 50 k miles seems incredibly short-lived.
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by rebuilder 4y ago
Where / when was this? Living in Scandinavia, this was not my experience at all - as a kid we went through a number of used cars - Lada, Mazda, even a VW Beetle - and while the Beetle was definitely more of a summer car (heating would
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by rebuilder 4y ago
This is why, although I can see my work benefiting from AI tremendously a bit further down the line, I don’t feel like it’s a good use of my time to learn to write prompts right now. Things are changing so fast it feels better to just wait
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by rebuilder 4y ago
The cynical view is that it was a management team who knew the conclusions were correct, but also knew the client was on the hook for years of development time and telling them the project was doomed would result in losing profits.
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by rebuilder 4y ago
If prisons send a message, who is that message directed at? IMO prisons serve the functions of deterrence and rehabilitation - although not well - but they also serve to keep the public happy. We put criminals in prison to sate the public’s
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by rebuilder 4y ago
You search on a booking website, then call the hotel you find.
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by rebuilder 4y ago
Here, hotels have deals with booking.com etc that forbid them to post lower rates on their own websites. However, if you call to reserve, you get a discount code. I don’t know if that’s a more global practice or not.
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by rebuilder 4y ago
And in digital painting, these are very useful. Darken, for example is great for tweaking values without changing your shadow intensity.
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by rebuilder 4y ago
When people worry about nuclear war, do you also console them that the cockroaches will likely live on?
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by rebuilder 4y ago
No, it’s just not the bank’s fault. Probably (jurisdictions may differ) the recipient is required to return funds unintentionally sent to them.
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by rebuilder 4y ago
Is it controversial that meetings should count as billable time? I mean, it’s not like you’re there because you just really like meetings!
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by rebuilder 4y ago
I found pretty much everything not directly involving the Empires pretty awful in Foubdation… Particularly the parts set on Terminus were just 90’s scifi junk.
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by rebuilder 4y ago
The datasets these tools use don’t include any context. There’s no sense of what the images in the data might mean to the viewer, or how they relate to the time and place they were made. I would argue that means the tools will struggle to p
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by rebuilder 4y ago
I got a content violation warning when I tried to get it to generate a facade… too close to “facial” I guess.
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by rebuilder 4y ago
We don’t know what was on the drive, since it was wiped. We just know the agent says they had it wiped. Creating a situation where bribing a law enforcement officer to claim to have destroyed evidence gets you out of a criminal charge autom

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