sevenzero

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by sevenzero 6d ago
>And every person I talk to has a different take. Maybe every person you talk to is autistic with no sense for creativity at all. Thats what most of this dogshit website consists of. Programmers with no values, no creativity, no friends,
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by sevenzero 6d ago
This is exactly what I meant.
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by sevenzero 7d ago
>Given that any advertisement with AI generated food would be illegal there So you never actually walked the streets ive been in recently lol
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by sevenzero 7d ago
Because people assume u need to actually hire someone to make art. Just let your kid draw something for your small restaurant. It's more pleasant to look at for people who didn't yet sell their soul to AI.
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by sevenzero 7d ago
Creativity does not have to be expensive to be good. Yall just dont want to bother dealing with it.
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by sevenzero 7d ago
>...and it's very cute Great, so people will find a way to have it as their pet in horrible living conditions.
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by sevenzero 7d ago
>Maybe, but a small local event or business probably won’t have the budget to hire them or know where to find them. This is funny to read given I am currently on a Japan trip with 3 friends and we actively avoid every small restaurant th
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by sevenzero 10d ago
Yea as long as ppl actually read the code they produce its just a tool to generate characters faster than typing them yourself. One of the issues I see is the hype around "just trust it bro". Somehow not looking into the product u
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by sevenzero 11d ago
>To not accept the new reality Thinking this is the new reality is part of the problem.
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by sevenzero 11d ago
The whole premise of AI is to replace the human in the loop. People who go out of their way to set up this kind of stuff rather than just hiring a person dont even think about just hiring a person.
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by sevenzero 16d ago
Children have no concept of violence or empathy or right or wrong. Children often are extremely violent to other kids and sometimes even adults. They kick they scream they punch and they destroy objects. It's on the parents to teach th
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by sevenzero 18d ago
Yea maybe adapt to what screens people use nowadays?
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by sevenzero 18d ago
Most people nowadays use phones. Mobile first isnt exactly a new concept either...
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by sevenzero 20d ago
True, most people get the full ad driven internet experience and it drives me nuts. Everytime I have to help other people with computer stuff I almost get an aneurysm when opening their browser...
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by sevenzero 21d ago
>Why not? Because even pre-AI, very few companies spend time practicing restoring their backups, or disaster recovery, or picking infrequently-used runbooks to practice, or seeing whether they can easily rotate secrets without downtime,
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by sevenzero 1mo ago
I just want to start /claude in my CLI and start working. It worked fine before, why do I have to opt out of shit now? Opt in for this type of stuff sounds way more reasonable.
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by sevenzero 1mo ago
I hate that it now tries to verify frontend behavior through a headless browser instead of just looking at the code...
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by sevenzero 1mo ago
I see, thanks for clarifying!
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by sevenzero 1mo ago
I see, these are valid. Especially in smaller communities in rural areas ads can really help bringing people together. I live in a small village since about 2 years now and have NO idea what's going on here (as I don't watch/
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by sevenzero 1mo ago
I see that as a win
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by sevenzero 1mo ago
>real native components Since when does React Native use real native components? Last time I've checked it wasn't capable of doing ANYTHING with my phones NFC scanner or native camera... With flutter I can just build a Kotlin c
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by sevenzero 1mo ago
Give me 1-2 examples of useful info we can get from ads?
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by sevenzero 2mo ago
>They are not drying up because of AI datacenters I am aware and never claimed that. Though, the global push towards mega factories, data centers and whatnot does not help the situation. Lots of places here in Germany already struggle wi
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by sevenzero 2mo ago
Misconception of the year. If you can guarantee the steam it produces rains down in areas that actually re-join the water cycle easily, you might be right (even though you still have to cover the just in time demand). You can not guarantee
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by sevenzero 2mo ago
> a yearly printed book with verified, accurate information Seems difficult to produce nowadays as even well researched topics are constantly attacked. Climate change papers as a small example.
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by sevenzero 2mo ago
>Since software is still a winner-takes-all market, the mass-production property of software doesn't really matter. This could not be further from the truth. It might be true if the software works without supervisors in a B2C scenar
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by sevenzero 2mo ago
Thanks for showing again that people on this platform have little to no empathy, only care about businesses and money and have no understanding of art in general :-) Shows why I don't befriend tech savvy people usually.
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by sevenzero 2mo ago
>Everyone borrows or steals from prior art We are products of our environment, we learned what art is by having other peoples art as reference to "what art is". So it's only natural that our own art is inspired by other pe
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by sevenzero 2mo ago
I am afraid a lot of non-fiction is also AI generated slop... "Hey ChatGPT here is a checklist of some facts, here are some sources, write a text about this" Ultimately resulting in the same boring writing style over and over agai
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by sevenzero 2mo ago
>Without an interesting human me art loses all magic to me. Thanks for mentioning this. I have been in so many arguments with tech savvy people who simply can't grasp this concept. Additionally to that, if you're taking shortcu

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