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by wredue 3y ago
Frequency doesn’t equal performance. If you’ll recall, the Pentium 4s were bumping against 4.0 ghz clock rates and the core processors came along and frequencies dropped to 2 while gaining mucho performance.
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by wredue 3y ago
8GB is not enough for electronification and for the even further enshittification on the web today. I would tend to agree that needing 16gb just to browse the web is insane, but it’s where these apps are at right now and we should expect it
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by wredue 3y ago
They won’t catch much anyway. Most inspectors take a short stroll through the house, test one or two receptacles and call it a free $400 after that. Their visit is shorter than when you looked at the house. Maybe there’s good reputable insp
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by wredue 3y ago
They save you maybe like 2-5000 worth of time sometimes if you have a good, knowledgeable realtor who has done their homework. Beyond that, 6% is obviously asinine.
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by wredue 3y ago
Where it comes from is that AI cannot create beyond its training scope. If you ask an AI to train itself from its own images, it’ll always actually become worse using its own evaluation. If you ask a human to train themselves, the human wil
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by wredue 3y ago
Fine. Then Walmarts “consultant fees” for a one person company that happens to share an office space with 5000 other companies in a tax sheltering country most likely grew substantially. All that really matters here is that we stop pretendi
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by wredue 3y ago
>why didn’t their profitability soar Because their stock buybacks and other executive compensation did. This is public information. It’s really weird how we also publicly acknowledge the ability of companies to hide profits, but when it
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by wredue 3y ago
Let me assure you that people not understanding extremely basic economics come from all walks of life. In fact, I was just listening to a random, she must’ve been 60 year old woman and her mother in a waiting room rant about “how is prices
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by wredue 3y ago
Here’s an article specifically on the legality of photo bashing: https://www.owe.com/is-fan-art-legal-fair-use-what-about-mas... Your “carte Blanche fair use” claim is nonsense. Copyright owners can, in fact, today stop der
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by wredue 3y ago
Ad hominem usually demonstrates you know that you’re wrong. I am not the one arguing that a computer has thoughts, feelings and intent as you are here. It is you that is deliberately attempting to misunderstand through ignorance, lies, and
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by wredue 3y ago
Ah. So when challenged with facts, we defer to the good reliable ol slippery slope and exaggeration. >humans copy techniques And as I already addressed, when humans are creating, there is real intent. When an ai does it, it’s a copy and
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by wredue 3y ago
Funny how you declare photo bashing as “fair use” but a cursory glance at the actual legality shows that you’re lying and that it is also in a somewhat ambiguous grey area at the moment, with lawsuits pending. It is also massively frowned u
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by wredue 3y ago
>“If you under train a model, its results being copy and paste are fundamentally more obvious so I refuse to do that!” Exactly dude.
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by wredue 3y ago
Prove it. Train an AI just on a few techniques. Then a couple fundamental stock photos with nothing but the subject. Then have it generate things outside of the realm of the stock photos recombined in a general style. Let us see your comple
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by wredue 3y ago
Prove it. Fundamentally, AI image creators stitch together images, then try to apply an art style. You might call it “unique” because it stitches things together wrong (hello 10 fingers on one hand), but it is still fundamentally just copyi
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by wredue 3y ago
Does Netflix do location based pay? Could explain that. Not that I necessarily agree with location based pay scales. I haven’t really thought about this idea tbh. On one hand, a company can get location based pay scales simply by having an
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by wredue 3y ago
You are actually the one doing something though. If a line appears on the page, it’s because that’s your intent. For an AI, when a line appears, that is always someone else’s intent. AI can only copy. I mean. Do we really need to go over al
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by wredue 3y ago
The purpose of turn signals is specifically to make your intentions NOT private. What a ludicrous comparison.
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by wredue 3y ago
Well. One risk now is that Firefox will become a part of copilot, and thus its code will feed Microsoft browser development regardless. This is not what open source is supposed to mean.
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by wredue 3y ago
How is it that time and time again, business die and the executives walk away with a parachute while the regular employees walk away with not even the rest of their pay, but hacker news and Reddit consistently states the regular employees c
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by wredue 3y ago
I mean. It’s not like young people are the exclusive demographic of doomscrollers. When I take my kids to the park or their sports, grandma and grandpa are usually the ones scrolling Facebook. There’s no shortage of “grandma, I can see you
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by wredue 3y ago
Much of the time, cancer risk with these chemicals is based of some level of exposure over time. It’s people using it all day every day that are at a high risk of cancer. One blow back in to the face probably won’t do much more than cause s
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by wredue 3y ago
Man I wish DataGrip would improve their Oracle database capability. I really just hate toad so much.
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by wredue 3y ago
That page appears to very much describe that it does, in fact, still fuck your systems permissions… I’ll never install homebrew as long as the dev continues this amateur hour bullshit.
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by wredue 3y ago
Does brew still require mangling OS permissions?
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by wredue 3y ago
I, too, would like a source here, as most consensus is that, for a hundred people of equal physical activity, eating habits, height and weight, the necessary caloric intake for a day is only +-75 or so. So that persons numbers make very lit
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by wredue 3y ago
That’ll change, although IBMs playbook is usually to grandfather people. The reason they do this is to create divides between employees. At some point, if you’re a late retiree, you’ll be one of that last on the better plan, and all the you
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by wredue 3y ago
That talk Jobs did about businesses that fail because they promote sales and incompetence (because promoting competence leads to needing to fill roles). IBM is a case study for that. Also being a top heavy business with managers that protec
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by wredue 3y ago
>dev is the most expensive resource This is not true. Ask Facebook, who have rewritten things multiple times explicitly because this is not true, but someone assumed it was >maintain ability and first to market are usually more impo
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by wredue 3y ago
Point is, You’re VERY clearly not a secular individual.

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