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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
Which could be a "change to the game" but that might be worse. Protections like Section 230 are absolutely abused by large companies. But protections like that are also what has made the internet even possible Overly strict rules
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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
Probably a case of "hate the game not the player" CSAM is highly illegal, no doubt these accounts are getting banned but likely not charged (who knows what jurisdiction the advertiser is even in) clearly they're able to pass
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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
> You can make new drafts of each scene as things change, giving you a form of version control. curious why not integrate actual version control? Git or Fossil would seem ideal for managing changes in a book but the audience likely does
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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
nah, it's more than just politics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_common_misconceptions_... Works on humans too. Garbage in garbage out.
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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
Personally I find these kinds of things fascinating. Partially for the practical problem it represents and it's facets but also the one sided backlash of it all. Moderation is an interesting conglomerate of so many factors. First of a
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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
the original was 4chan[1] , then it circulated around. It had better reactions elsewhere at the time. [1] https://copypastatext.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Doritos...
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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
I really feel for 'The Onion' trying to do it's thing in an age where satire is indistinguishable from reality.
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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
Looks like they probably settled out of court then dismissed their case. https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/4510056/arnold-v-maxmin...
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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
So you're saying the employee who hit enter is legally liable?
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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
Have you watched a Marvel movie lately? even though the tech is better it looks worse,it's over used and shipped fast. I think they're just lazier about it even in blockbuster titles.
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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
Honestly I feel like I've already lived this when CGI began eating practical effects in movies. Lots of people hated CGI. then it got better, then it got worse again but by then it was the norm and people's complaints don't
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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
Relevant SMBC https://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=3576
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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
Not sure exactly what the criteria is. ip blocks maybe? was working for me, then stopped, switched vpn locations, works. I think they've been slow rolling it, eventually it will be login only.
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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
A good test of this kind of thing is the "jump-start civilization" game. Basically imagine oneself sent back in time and think about how useful or likely useless all your modern knowledge would be at different periods. in some se
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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
barely made it myself. Turns out the MS username namespace didn't allow all minecraft names. I repeatedly failed migration because it was trying to auto-port an illegal username. the error was of course entirely opaque.
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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
There's a number of species that seem to have remained unchanged for thousands or even millions of years. So yes, under the right conditions a species can basically stop evolving. Maybe some future thing would cause them to begin to e
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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
> Using imagemagick on the command line I was able to combine the images into a GIF. man what a cop out, I was hoping they would use a text editor to build the gif. that would be way harder.
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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
Yeah I question the overall economics. I wonder if balcony solar is a net negative for the environment. If you assume the cost of a thing can serve as a rough proxy for the energy inputs of the thing then until you meet RoI you're like
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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
Technically MUDs still are a thing, there's a good number still running. Though sounds like you don't really just want a MUD where you want to go out mobbing but a more social thing (but not IRC?). I suspect MUDs may have a bit o
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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
Honestly these look pretty good, I think run-of-the-mill anime is a strong target since it's highly formulaic and one of the more stylistically derivative genres. I don't think this tech is quite "full length movie" watc
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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
https://www.aventos.dev/our-work dunno, I've seen worse and some of the scenes if you asked me if it was AI or not I probably couldn't tell you. most egregious thing I saw was at the 27 second mark where the girl
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by ticulatedspline 2mo ago
Super interesting if this proves to be a viable technique. I would absolutely love to see some native PC releases of Nintendo games (I know big N will never do it) Sad it's not available right now because talking about it puts a target
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by ticulatedspline 3mo ago
Curious as to where the line between “addictive feature” and "good UX" is. Is deliberate pagination actual impedance to use or merely an annoyance that's been weeded out with modern UX design? When does a feature that simply
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by ticulatedspline 3mo ago
Results don't seem that surprising. What were your engagement numbers between A and C? I would expect similar numbers between A and C maybe more with C since AI stuff can be off-putting to some users. sounds like A and C are entirely d
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by ticulatedspline 3mo ago
Claude, would you kindly dumb this paper down for me.
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by ticulatedspline 3mo ago
A lot to unpack here, setting aside the drama I get a few takeaways: - Your AI code is probably as good as your human user's skills and attention: Seems pretty likely they were shying from style guides because the AI use was itself slo
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by ticulatedspline 3mo ago
Can AI vision models process "Magic Eye" images? the demo video reminds me of text in SIRDS images.
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by ticulatedspline 3mo ago
Mixed bag. I agree the permit probably shouldn't have that requirement, at least not at this time. that's a whole bag of regulation: how much monitoring? what constitutes a micro plastic? what's the baseline for the ocean in
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by ticulatedspline 3mo ago
Not sure why. looking at the polls it would seem the primary points are 1) Sony ending physical disks 2) potential high price of next gen. 1 is hilarious, even games that come on physical disks are already mostly useless without internet. I
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by ticulatedspline 3mo ago
Heard they were rolling this out, hasn't happened to me yet. wonder if it's a soft wall or simply rolled out to certain areas/IPs

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