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ukFxqnLa2sBSBf6
11mo ago
There has been an explosion in verbose status update emails at my job recently which have all clearly been written by ChatGPT. It’s the fucking emojis though that drive me wild. It’s so hard to read the actual content when there’s an emoji
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ukFxqnLa2sBSBf6
11mo ago
I consider myself progressive and my main issue with the technology is that it was created by stealing from people who have not been compensated in any way. I wouldn’t blame any artist that is fundamentally against this tech in every way. G
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ukFxqnLa2sBSBf6
11mo ago
You wouldn’t use MAUI to build something for only one platform. You would just use whatever it’s an abstraction over for that platform which in the case of Windows is WinUI.
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ukFxqnLa2sBSBf6
11mo ago
You wouldn’t expect Trump specifically to know what he is signing or any competent President in the same situation?
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ukFxqnLa2sBSBf6
11mo ago
I think I finally see what we’re clashing on. Where do you draw the line between “this is a tool assisting me in creating my art” and “here is my AI film I stitched together with 10 Sora prompts”? The songwriter for K-Pop Demon Hunter’s Sod
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ukFxqnLa2sBSBf6
11mo ago
No, there is nothing artistic about tools that help you modify or organize your prompts aka commissions for all the reasons I already stated above. Let’s play a game. I’ll pick an artist who hates AI and you reply with an artist that loves
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ukFxqnLa2sBSBf6
11mo ago
You were going to claim the “win” on this one no matter what anyone says. That’s one of the features of being arrogant. I have zero desire to get into a semantic argument over this. That would be very boring and is a poor refuge for anyone
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11mo ago
Categorizing AI generated media as anything but slop demonstrates a shallow understanding of art.
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1y ago
I went to a concert recently and naturally they don’t let you bring alcohol in to the venue. So I very smartly decided to store the alcohol in my belly before I got there. Security had no idea how hard I bamboozled them.
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ukFxqnLa2sBSBf6
1y ago
My apologies, won’t happen again
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ukFxqnLa2sBSBf6
1y ago
I’m not sure how many people there are like me outside of this website but there’s not a single bone in my body that wants to use AI for these things. Buying plane tickets for example. It’s not even that I don’t trust the AI or that I’m afr
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1y ago
I’m gonna barf
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1y ago
It’s a good thing the author provided no data or examples. Otherwise, there might be something to actually talk about.
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1y ago
I have use a system similar to this guy and TickTick is perfect. I even use shared lists with my girlfriend to track chores which is something we implemented recently and works great.
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1y ago
I also have a masters in CS but I still consider myself to be “self taught” to a degree. I didn’t really learn anything in lectures or from my professors. Most of my learning came from doing homework, reading textbooks, studying for tests,
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1y ago
Woah
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1y ago
Of all the things I think AI shouldn’t be used for AI is one of them (unless you’re like completely illiterate). Whenever I get a “project status update” and the section header emojis show up I instantly just want to throw that garage in th
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1y ago
I typically just measure ingredients and log it in Cronometer.
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1y ago
Just for calibration what’s your second favorite TV show of all time?
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1y ago
I guarantee computers are better at generating random numbers than humans lol
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2y ago
The article makes some great points about how iOS software is regressing, but it still feels so much better than almost any other software I use on a daily basis. I’ve only ever noticed maybe like a few actually bothersome bugs in the howev
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2y ago
Never beating the insecurity allegations are you? I don’t know what I did to trigger you but this whole conversation is really sad. The “Reddit level insult” projection is extra sad since I come to this site over Reddit to get away from peo
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2y ago
Likewise
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2y ago
Feeling insecure today?
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2y ago
I don’t think went that hard though? I was just pointing out the discrepancy between what they said and what they mean. Not everyone might know that the marketplace doesn’t need you permission to remove your extensions.
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2y ago
Likewise
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2y ago
It’s a fun idea but the ability gimmick makes me not interested. I imagine it will also quickly be overrun by AI copy/pasters.
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2y ago
There’s a few things I’m not understanding here. 1. Did the benchmark authors not review the issues and make sure the solution was not present in the issue? 2. Are the issues locked after they’re included in the dataset? You’d think they wo
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2y ago
I think this is really interesting, but do you deal with someone who has for example dysautonomia where their heart rate is fluctuating wildly throughout the day?
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ukFxqnLa2sBSBf6
2y ago
This is what I was looking for. Thanks!
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