stemlord

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by stemlord 3y ago
Would be cool to see a big tech company embrace something other than the infinite growth fantasy
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by stemlord 3y ago
Big problem is that videos disappear regularly (copyright 99% of the time). I have music playlists hundreds of videos each spanning 15 years and there are so many lost videos especially toward the beginning. No way to tell what's even
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by stemlord 3y ago
By the time it does, it's no longer a "computer" it's a form of life, and that's not "training data", that's "experience", thus by all intents and purposes it's a "person" and
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by stemlord 3y ago
Hundreds of millions of people cant suddenly become tradespeople and society turns out okay. There aren't that many homeowners with kitchen and bathroom projects to keep them all employed, and there would be far less such clients after
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by stemlord 3y ago
Do you know of such an extension? Tumblr and a few other sites do this too and I've been looking for a client side solution for years now
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by stemlord 4y ago
Don't all these issues exist BECAUSE fm/am radio has no public access to begin with? Illegal marijuana means no regulation of the supply chain, for example
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by stemlord 4y ago
That's a selfish perspective. Many dislike airbnb because of what it does to the communities you are trying to commoditize the authenticity of. It does directly contribute to the destruction of neighborhood communities.
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by stemlord 4y ago
I absolutely need the time away from my partner
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by stemlord 4y ago
Relative lack of exercise? Are we sure about that?
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by stemlord 4y ago
That's maybe a bad comparison because blockchain was practically useful to no one whereas chatgpt, copilot, et al are legitimately starting to become useful tools.
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by stemlord 4y ago
Basically the author is lamenting that estimations are NEVER accurate enough. I've not known a dev who made accurate enough estimations to avoid a crunch. It does seem like the responders have a little bit too much sunk cost in the who
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by stemlord 4y ago
Not only that, but it's just fully not their art anymore, it's an approximation based on large-scale data scraping
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by stemlord 4y ago
I won't be able to afford a plot of land without a job. I feel like we're on the verge of cataclysmic unemployment and I have absolutely no desire to wait in squalor for legislation to catch up with the nifty little UBI idea float
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by stemlord 4y ago
>People with a good understanding of different styles of art and framing/angles/etc should be able to create the "right" prompts for a customer much much faster and get better results than people who don't know a
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by stemlord 4y ago
That's disappointing to hear. My experience was in Brescia. I'm from NYC so I can say that if they're charging thousands of euro for a scan they're right on the money.
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by stemlord 4y ago
I'm fully insured and healthy but still just paid almost $3000 in deductubles for a single upper endoscopy (common procedure for 40+ folks). Cigna. In Italy last summer I received a dental xray and diagnosis as a walk-in, for FREE.
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by stemlord 4y ago
Honsetly, trying to understand clothing fit via online pictures has already been a crapshoot. Also that's only half the point. The other half is manufacturing desire, showing beautiful people in the product
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by stemlord 4y ago
I'm so mad. I love writing my own code so much. Life's a bitch
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by stemlord 4y ago
Maybe their business model can continue to be based on a guarantee of at least medium-level quality with higher convenience? We can make running homebrewed models as turnkey as running any native app but how many people still prefer just hi
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by stemlord 4y ago
Fair, sorry to be harsh. It's clear now you didn't post it here yourself.
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by stemlord 4y ago
The overall lack of editing made this blog post extremely hard to finish. Sorry, I realize it's an ESL poster. But feeling like I'm reading a lazy vomit-post on top of the fact that this is entirely a hustle-porn self-brag is too
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by stemlord 4y ago
Why downvote? It's an interesting cultural take.
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by stemlord 4y ago
Is the use of a rare earth element really functionally necessary here or are they actually doing it purely for marketing value?
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by stemlord 4y ago
That's not quite true. We are only rendered inferior by capital, or by athletic ability, a skill, a talent. I was responding to the prospect of something all encompassing which to me is what man-made genetic superiority suggests.
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by stemlord 4y ago
In my limited experience a lot of programmable lighting rigs are communicated with via DMX messages over the ArtNet protocol. Essentially you send UDP messages over a network. I wouldn't know a specific affordable laser rig to recommen
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by stemlord 4y ago
Not by choice
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by stemlord 4y ago
How many people do you know truly willing to endure a lifetime of inferiority and subordination for "the greater good"? Get real.
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by stemlord 4y ago
>Because people don’t get to do that; to be artists. It’s a thing for children, or the pathologically detached and eccentric. Yikes. Tell us how you really feel
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by stemlord 4y ago
Healthcare in america is also too expensive
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by stemlord 4y ago
Basically: user input doesn't have enough constraints

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