sassymuffinz

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by sassymuffinz 5mo ago
I think you missed my point - up until Anthropic decides there's a pressing need to replace them to furnish their wallets, the awesome people who create incredible art using Blender have learned how to use the tool and use it to conver
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by sassymuffinz 5mo ago
I think you missed my point completely - I am not attacking Blender, I'm attacking the Anthropic. You think Dario woke up this morning and just felt like doing charity? Or do you think there's an underlying business reason for get
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by sassymuffinz 5mo ago
Maybe it is a pointless fight with an inevitable end but at least I'll die with my humanity and dignity intact rather than being a boot licker for Sam Altman, but you do you.
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by sassymuffinz 5mo ago
Yes but those numbers get there through human creativity, they don't generate themselves.
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by sassymuffinz 5mo ago
Business doesn't need to go to the big 3, but it will. The big companies will ensure that smaller, specialised or open models get restricted by laws paid for by their lobbying budgets, so that they can pull up the ladder after them and
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by sassymuffinz 5mo ago
Difference is that those tools modernised the work and actually created jobs. The ultimate aim of these AI sociopaths is to remove all work in all areas so they can hoover up all the money and let people starve.
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by sassymuffinz 5mo ago
I get paid a decent salary for my expertise and this wild thing called remembering what happened yesterday. My point is my compute is powered by bananas and coffee, not gigawatts of energy and all of the RAM.
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by sassymuffinz 5mo ago
It's humorous to me that I can do the work of an AI with nothing but a coffee and an occasional sandwich and yet they talk about AI as if it's some sort of magic hack to productivity. What they don't like is paying money for
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by sassymuffinz 5mo ago
> "No data goes to Anthropic from Blender." You know, for now...
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by sassymuffinz 5mo ago
Wasn't this one called "machine learning" for denoising and upscaling? That's completely different from an LLM replacing your job (after being trained on your work without permission).
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by sassymuffinz 5mo ago
They love art so much they want to take the humanity out of it. The funny thing is these sociopaths at the AI companies can't even comprehend something that cannot be quantified in a spreadsheet.
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by sassymuffinz 5mo ago
So reducing budgets and suppressing wages then, what a great deal for the workers who have specialised in this field and who's work and effort the LLM has been trained on to replace them!
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by sassymuffinz 5mo ago
Hey Claude, explain what an hourly, daily and weekly backup schedule is, no mistakes.
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by sassymuffinz 5mo ago
A test to see if they could get away with it. I think we're really in the thick of token rationing right now and the fallout is going to be funny to watch.
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by sassymuffinz 6mo ago
I got in there quick yesterday with a refund once they pulled 4.6 and got my last month of about 1200 premium prompts free, nice.
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by sassymuffinz 6mo ago
I think the economic issue as you say isn't on physical labour it's on the fact that most of the jobs in the west are now in some sort of service industry or office work. Here in the UK we basically rely on the service industry to
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by sassymuffinz 6mo ago
Highly ironic that people who spend their lives building things that invade everyone else's privacy might now whinge about privacy themselves.
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by sassymuffinz 6mo ago
If I start a business making a really special beef sandwich where I have to buy a farm every year for $1mil dollars, and then sell the sandwiches for $5, I can't get away with saying that my sandwiches turn a profit if the raw margin o
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by sassymuffinz 6mo ago
In Xero for example I can search for invoices or contacts in a much slower and more cumbersome fashion in the new AI tool than I can with the old search field! Oh, you mean a useful way, never mind.
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by sassymuffinz 6mo ago
Gemini says it’s a genius idea and I should patent it.
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by sassymuffinz 6mo ago
Self inflating nipple shaped balloons that generate their own lift without any helium would be an incredible achievement but that doesn't mean it's useful beyond being novel. Chatbots are ultimately just predictive text on steroid
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by sassymuffinz 6mo ago
So if my maths is right, 10K concerts over ~ 40 years - this guy was at a concert 5 nights a week every week?
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by sassymuffinz 6mo ago
I understand it's the quickest way to expose all your API keys.
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by sassymuffinz 6mo ago
The rules only apply to Democrats now, did you miss the memo? (Maybe you didn't see the memo as it was sealed).
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by sassymuffinz 6mo ago
I've never read the book but I assume there were some sycophants who were praising the AI right up until it created a black hole that destroyed the planet.
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by sassymuffinz 6mo ago
I'm creating a new start up called QuantumFlop Electricity - there's a 10% chance it will cause a black hole to open up in the Atlantic Ocean that may eventually consume us all but a 50% chance we'll have unlimited clean ener
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by sassymuffinz 6mo ago
They only care about benefiting what's left of humanity when they're done with it and it'll probably just be them and their cronies.
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by sassymuffinz 6mo ago
So they did the math and worked out it's cheaper and easier to lobby the government instead of working to make their product safe. And these are the people that a lot programmers want to give the keys to the kingdom. Idiocracy really i
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by sassymuffinz 6mo ago
Their goal is not to give us a better tool, it's to get us to think our old tools are rubbish so we give them money instead.
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by sassymuffinz 6mo ago
Maybe it's because of the environment they work in or their understanding of other people because of the business they're in. Your average 50 year old business owner doesn't understand AI at all and doesn't care to know,

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