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by twobitshifter 6mo ago
Ok, someone explain the use case for this? Jingles? Making a song about your friend / sig other? Are people thinking they are going to sell these songs and create an AI artist?
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by twobitshifter 6mo ago
My physical mailbox full of junk mail says that spam would still exist.
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by twobitshifter 6mo ago
OpenAI was created to counter the threat of Google controlling a possible AGI. What if we still end up in the same state in the end? Both Anthropic and OpenAI have abandoned any pretense of altruism at this point and find themselves overwhe
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by twobitshifter 6mo ago
maybe make it so that when you start typing it completes the snippet?
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by twobitshifter 6mo ago
Unless you are getting outside of your comfort zone and taking a month off from your $200 subscription, every other month, I can’t see how you can make the universal claim that the open weights models are all 50% as good. Just today, DeepSe
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by twobitshifter 6mo ago
Having 60% of the world’s population might do that.
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by twobitshifter 6mo ago
You can get them to produce mermaid diagrams, but you can also generate these yourself from text.
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by twobitshifter 6mo ago
> I think the trend to intentionally make stuff look “non-AI” is doomed to fail as AI gets better and better. What’s the mechanism that makes an AI ‘better’ at looking non-AI? Training on non-ai trend images? It’s not following prompts m
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by twobitshifter 6mo ago
If you scroll far enough down the linked page, you’ll see they’re knocking off poor handwriting too!
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by twobitshifter 6mo ago
After it all is done, what is left to do, but find more? Why don't we rest, relax, and enjoy our few passing years?
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by twobitshifter 6mo ago
1. This workflow is beneficial for a per design pricing model not hourly. 2. Long term you can expect the minimum bar for aesthetically pleasing design to be raised and there to be overall less demand for human produced generic design. 3. T
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by twobitshifter 6mo ago
It seemed OpenClaw is just Pi with Cron and hooks, and it seems like this is just Claude Code with Cron and hooks. Based on the superiority of Pi, I would not expect this to attract any one from OpenClaw, but it will increase token usage i
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by twobitshifter 6mo ago
Did Apple slow down iPhones before the new release? I’m really asking. People used to say that and I can’t remember if it was proven or not?
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by twobitshifter 6mo ago
No…attacks do not follow as a consequence from the action of giving land back. The conclusion from this reasoning would be to forever expand your borders. If it cannot be that the positive action of giving land causes an attack, think about
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by twobitshifter 7mo ago
Right, they had Cortana right there for the built in windows function!
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by twobitshifter 7mo ago
> The US technology company was awarded a £330 million contract in 2023 to collate operational data, including patient information and waiting lists. That contract value is ridiculous - how many full time staff do they have on this proje
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by twobitshifter 7mo ago
Isn’t it a hassle to pay everyone for each video you watch? Do you use the Super Thanks feature or do it some other way?
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by twobitshifter 7mo ago
When it becomes clear that the insanely expensive AI data center orders are not going to be filled, we can expect a huge reversal in the price of RAM and GPUs. There are 241 GW of orders on the pipeline but only a third of that is under con
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by twobitshifter 7mo ago
> Because you can't get doomlooped into right-wing podcasts and "citizen journalism" on the TV. FoxNews, NewsMax, AM Radio are already good enough for that. I’ve also noticed that most of the guests on TV News are now You
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by twobitshifter 7mo ago
YouTube music, higher quality video, and the ‘jump ahead’ feature to skip portions of a video that others usually skip.
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by twobitshifter 7mo ago
I mean it’s just $10. People are making livelihoods based off from YouTube. I get not liking ads, but if you have the option to go ad free for a low cost, why not do it? Do you pay for any of Netflix, Paramount, AppleTV, etc.?
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by twobitshifter 7mo ago
I hadn’t heard that they killed the Bolt again! At least there is the 2027 model, which us starting to show up at dealers. With the Iran war, I expect much more interest in EVs right now, so this version of the Bolt may sell out fast.
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by twobitshifter 7mo ago
Any meeting? I wouldn’t want to be the guy that is always 5 minutes late
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by twobitshifter 7mo ago
Yes, 10 has many more features, like the cool drag out menus, pinning and folders
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by twobitshifter 7mo ago
Performance. They couldn't even handle seconds in the clock on win11 release.
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by twobitshifter 7mo ago
A feature they removed due to their inability to make it performant in Windows 11 A feature that existed as early as win95. The most requested change in user voice, since the earliest windows 11 betas.
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by twobitshifter 7mo ago
I had a similar idea, but it didn’t go very far beyond research. There are some special app interfaces that people have developed that remake email to look more modern like chat apps or social networks, by removing all the boilerplate. Some
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by twobitshifter 8mo ago
Even if the autonomous weapon systems ‘perform as intended’, this does not in any way mean that they are not an enormous danger. Secondly, as that is department policy and not a law or regulation, they appear to be saying that the cited dir
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by twobitshifter 8mo ago
This is neat, but I think I would avoid it given the speed with which I can make edits in Vim. One thing I’ve learned about writing prose vs. code is that you should not be quick to edit your prose and instead continue writing and finish th
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by twobitshifter 8mo ago
Other commenters have mentioned entering one sentence per line as a good way to track revisions in git. You could then use a git workflow to do your reviews and edits.

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