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by s1k3s 2y ago
If the issue is only that YT might push AI-generated content into search then all you need is playlists / bookmarks. But I generally agree that if you really want access to something in the long term, you should back it up yourself.
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by s1k3s 2y ago
Why?
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by s1k3s 2y ago
Well, the main point of any company is to make money. That money is influenced by their labor costs, so if an AI startup can help them reduce that cost by using a bot then you can bet they'll buy it.
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by s1k3s 2y ago
Glad I could help!
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by s1k3s 2y ago
The question is ok but I need to have a clear input for me to decide which one is better. For example: A serene forest night, a lamp-lit path leads to a cozy wooden house. It comes up with a very detailed almost photorealistic image of the
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by s1k3s 2y ago
As feedback I can tell you it's not easy at all for me to decide which one is better. Maybe if the prompts would include the art style I would be able to clearly identify the better ones, but they don't. Style is where I see most
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by s1k3s 2y ago
I hope you're not training models based on the "which one is better" question, because that's incredibly subjective.
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by s1k3s 2y ago
You can write crap in any language. Or at least I can.
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by s1k3s 2y ago
https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/IP_24_...
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by s1k3s 2y ago
That notch looks ugly. Is it really needed?
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by s1k3s 2y ago
Your comment implies you're not distributing it, you're using something that was distributed to you [in this case by META]. If you would distribute a mod of the model you would fall under the restrictions of this bill. Which is wh
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by s1k3s 2y ago
> (j) (1) “Developer” means a person that creates, owns, or otherwise has responsibility for an artificial intelligence model. For as long as you don't distribute the model and you only use it for yourself, you don't fall under
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by s1k3s 2y ago
Can you give me an example of effective consumer protection?
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by s1k3s 2y ago
Why not read the bill itself? https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml... It's not that big
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by s1k3s 2y ago
The article suggests that this act will effectively destroy any open source AI initiative in California. After reading the act, this seems to be the correct assumption. But, is Open Source AI even a thing at this point? By the way, this is
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by s1k3s 2y ago
> As Chairman of the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP), I am calling on Novo Nordisk to lower the list price of Ozempic – and the related drug Wegovy – in America to no more than what they charge for this
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by s1k3s 2y ago
What would be the consequences of adding a hitbox on the structure (or springs?) as well, as opposed to having it only on the load?
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by s1k3s 2y ago
I want to make native apps but Apple and Microsoft seem to be trying really hard to stop me. I have to buy developer accounts, buy certificates for signing binaries, share 30% of my revenue with them for barely any reason and so on. Not to
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by s1k3s 2y ago
It's funny that the reasoning seems to be drivers not being able to run the cars properly. I assume most of them are Teslas, which makes me wonder how things would've looked like if Tesla didn't decide to do everything backwa
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by s1k3s 2y ago
The comparison doesn't make any sense, SMS and iMessage are not the same thing. It's incredible how many people bring it up in the comments here...
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by s1k3s 2y ago
Joe Consumer doesn't know a lot of things. That doesn't mean the government should allow them.
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by s1k3s 2y ago
> - Painful to use for pro-active Customer Support (Users have to initiate messages, you can't get back to them after 24 hours without using an automated template message) Anything other than this would effectively turn it into a sp
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by s1k3s 2y ago
This has nothing to do with the classic Apple vs Android debate. It's about Apple's practices of pushing people to purchase the iPhone even if they might not want to.
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by s1k3s 2y ago
Exactly. It should be expected from any company to do this, which is why I'm blaming the regulatory agencies for being too slow to act.
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by s1k3s 2y ago
> Apple executive Eddy Cue pushed for an Android iMessage app in 2016, but Craig Federighi responded in an internal email that “iMessage on Android would simply serve to remove an obstacle to iPhone families giving their kids Android pho
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by s1k3s 2y ago
3 years ago I switched from Ubuntu back to Windows because of the many driver issues, especially in newer hardware. Is this still a problem?
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by s1k3s 2y ago
We can't tell you if it's solvable because we didn't do the research, you did that. So it's up to you to decide if you can do it or not. Regarding your second point, the general rule for assessing this is: imagine the pr
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by s1k3s 2y ago
This is interesting. I've recently started fiddling with a startup idea and I need some custom hardware but it's so hard to find these products.
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by s1k3s 2y ago
I know, I was just demonstrating a feature of tailwind related to OP's remark
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by s1k3s 2y ago
You can use SASS/SCSS to build anything you'd do with regular CSS. For example: .color-primary { color: white; } .some-text { @apply color-primary; }

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