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throwaway675309
3y ago
Forgive me for being naturally suspicious but I would prefer a breathless testimonial from somebody who wasn't affiliated with the project.
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3y ago
"The AI tutor will be by each child’s side every step of their development, helping them maximize their potential with the machine version of infinite love." Somebody clearly took a lot from the scene in Terminator 2 with John Con
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3y ago
Agreed, you would more likely find that an English major speaks with more semantic and syntactical accuracy, whereas stem majors would be able to break down a problem or a communiqué into far more quantifiably precise "units".
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3y ago
He would be wrong. My sample size is only n=1, but I've already used ChatGPT / Copilot for the following tasks in a professional work environment: - writing docker container and docker compose scripts - Generating cloud formation
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3y ago
Hallucination is a far better word than the recent verbiage I've seen around LLM's lying to you.
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3y ago
This appears to be another shill account for MirrorThink. Users under 250 karma should not be allowed to post links/URLs.
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3y ago
Agreed. It's pedantry at its worst. It has all the intellectual substance and contributive value as somebody who writes the word "First" on a YouTube video.
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3y ago
Raycast, a drop in replacement for spotlight with support for plugins, also has support for searching windows by title. I rarely even use command tab anymore. https://www.raycast.com/
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3y ago
Same. There ought to be a way to submit inconsequential things like typos through a separate system that don't get counted as pull requests. That way the people who are genuinely claiming good faith shouldn't really care if it doe
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3y ago
It actually depends. The type of keyboard is not necessarily as important as the manner in which you depress the keys. RSI is usually caused by performing an action that isolates a muscular movement. So for example, you might have a mechani
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3y ago
Every pursuit is a distraction until you die. There is no intrinsic meaning to life, you just do whatever you can to keep a steady release of dopamine in your brain. For some people that's watching television, for other people it'
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3y ago
A lot of people use it as an exploratory tool, they're also quite good at generating base images which you can bring in as the bottom most layer in PS and start iterating upon it. The authors main complaint of turds, a rather crass des
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3y ago
It's funny you mention that, that overall smeared look is instantly identifiable as version 3 or earlier of midjourney. For reference, they are currently up to version 5.1.
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3y ago
The author could've chosen a better descriptor. What they're really looking for is overall image "coherence". Essentially things within the scene that are visually incongruous.
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3y ago
Photoshop supports non-destructive generative layering as part of their new beta in conjunction with Adobe fire fly AI. unfortunately that means you have to install adobe cc...
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3y ago
It's a legitimate call out if a bit blunt. You really have no business attempting to assess the value of a system that you haven't even bothered to interact with.
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3y ago
And yes, you can paint out the turds in Midjourney and tell it to fill in the area again until it gets it right. But the shadows are still going to be annoying, and the iteration time is painfully slow. ... uhh no, no you cannot. What the
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3y ago
Ehhh. It doesn't sound like you were selling massive orders of them, so this sounds like an excuse to me. If it was genuinely that simple to re-create and easy to sell, you'd have a million counterfeiters who would have stumbled u
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3y ago
This is exactly the reason why I strongly dislike when people use the verb "lying" to describe when ChatGPT presents information that is factually inaccurate. It implies intent and people already have a tendency to over-anthropomo
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3y ago
That's correct, but expert dice manipulators can usually throw a slide so that it hits the corner at almost 45° and not the wall, which gives them a statistical edge.
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3y ago
Neither of these are in the context of coding though.
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3y ago
I guess if the target demographic of this book is young angst driven high schoolers then that makes sense.
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3y ago
Masters of doom is a highly researched memoir of the gaming company iD software and also gets into some fairly technical details of how the first 3-D game engines worked (ray casting, binary space partitions, etc) It's probably one of
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3y ago
Humor aside I disagree. They are basically three types of people, the one who learns by reading, if you learn by observation, the rest just have to pee on the electric fence for themselves.
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3y ago
No. What does this even mean? How would you make this actionable? LLM's are not "fact retrieval machines", and open AI is not presenting chat GPT as a legal case database. In fact they already have many disclaimers stating t
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3y ago
Abductive reasoning aside, people are already anthropomorphizing GPT enough without bringing in a loaded word like "lying" which implies intent. Hallucinates is a far more accurate word.
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3y ago
I wouldn't exactly call it is particularly imaginative - i've seen these types of formulaic responses from chat GPT , it's mostly wordplays and puns, the lowest hanging fruit of writing. Flowery prose and an excessive number
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I also tend to prefer longform YouTube videos, but I feel like YouTube shorts appeal to the zoomer vine TikTok generation with short attention span's. I'm deeply worried that traditional YT creators will feel obligated to produce
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If anything, mid journey is an argument against prompt engineering. Each successive iteration of mid journey (currently at v5) has made it progressively easier and dispensed with the need for stable diffusion specific terminology.
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3y ago
I think 99% of work particularly around development of commercial software is largely irrelevant on the larger scale. I fulfill the responsibilities of my job but I don't take it particularly seriously - life is way too short to be c
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