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by xena 2y ago
mIRC is one of the best chat programs on the market these days. It uses megabytes of ram at most for hundreds of channels. It's a modern technology miracle and I wish more people used it.
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by xena 2y ago
How do writers eat when the market value of their writing is zero?
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by xena 2y ago
Food costs money. When the price of your labor becomes zero, you can't afford to eat.
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CSSWind: Bloat-Free Component Styling(xeiaso.net)
4 points by xena 2y ago|0 comments
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by xena 2y ago
Author of the article here. As far as I care, if it quacks like a hashmap, it's better to describe it as a hashmap. The fact that it's an associative array under the hood is irrelevant.
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by xena 2y ago
If you have a compatible Apple device, generate a few dozen images with Image Playground. The device heats up a lot. It's assuredly on-device.
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by xena 2y ago
I shoot in raw from my iPhone and Canon EOS R6 mark 2. For my iPhone I usually use Halide's Process Zero to remove all the computational photography garbage that I can from my images.
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by xena 2y ago
Lemme tell you, it functions like a gift but feels like a curse in terms of how it affects my daily life. ADHD medicine doesn't help consistently, it sucks lol
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by xena 2y ago
No, it's worse than DALL-E 3, it's an on-device model that can only reproduce placid soulless images. The ones I put in the article have been heavily cherry-picked. The worst ones get far worse. DALL-E 3 can at least do text. Orig
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by xena 2y ago
It's an AI generated taco smoking beer, I don't think it really needs defense. If I were to create such an illustration for my blog from scratch, I'd probably use that to communicate abusurdism in a light-hearted manner. I&#x
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by xena 2y ago
I more meant untinkerable than unhackable. Oops, oh well.
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by xena 2y ago
https://halide.cam/ has Process Zero, which is about as close as you can get to straight off the sensor. Here's a photo I took with it: https://bsky.app/profile/xeiaso.net/post/3le3dd53zl
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by xena 2y ago
No, I'm aware of the irony. I also wrote it down when I woke up, and you can see on stream that I copy it from a Discord message when I'm looking for it ( https://youtu.be/N_KNpVujAL8?t=14677 ). I figured you'd
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by xena 2y ago
There is a reason I do _extensive_ editing after the fact, here's the draft for Soylent Green is people [1]: https://gist.github.com/Xe/3fe0236412c1ce16389bfcd6c6562d7a The differences I added in editing are _vast
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by xena 2y ago
Hi, author of the article here. I do most of my drafting of these longer articles on a Freewrite Alpha, which is effectively an electronic typewriter. When I use it I have one rule: the backspace key is banned. This makes me restate my thou
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by xena 2y ago
The purpose of a thesis statement is generally to establish a conclusion and then over the rest of the article, the goal is to build up evidence to support that conclusion.
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by xena 2y ago
My guess: that requires bigger models than can run on local hardware, and the appetite for sending emails out to a server for classification is negative zero.
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by xena 2y ago
Author of the article here. I do video work occasionally and I use Davinci Resolve to do it. Davinci resolve uses generative AI as tools to help you. It makes all my subtitles and if I'm not going into domain specific terminology that
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by xena 2y ago
It's really amusing to me that people are willing to believe it happened/is happening without proof to back it up.
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by xena 2y ago
Article author here. Thanks! I've found writing on stream to be really hard, but it's getting easier with practice. One of the more frustrating parts is trying to get the pure thought nuance out onto the page in a way that reflect
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by xena 2y ago
My greatest gift is that I’m naturally glue. My most horrible curse is that I’m naturally glue. Sometimes I wish I could just turn it off and just do my job, but I can’t because I am just glue. I’m a support build naturally, I lift others u
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by xena 2y ago
I'd love to read something you wrote, not something you had an AI model write for you.
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by xena 2y ago
Doing that would make sense, and we can't have that now, can we?
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Soylent Green Is People(xeiaso.net)
2 points by xena 2y ago|0 comments
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Soylent Green Is People(xeiaso.net)
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by xena 2y ago
Can you upload a picture on the company domain with your face, and holding a piece of paper containing your name, the date, the time, and the current bitcoin block number? That would make us more likely to believe you are properly human.
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by xena 2y ago
The main comparator is Kasane Teto and Suno. Kasane Teto is functionally a piano that uses generative AI for vocal synthesis: https://youtu.be/s3VPKCC9LSs . This is an aid to the creative process. Suno lets you put in a desc
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by xena 2y ago
My hope was that AI would make it easier for people to create new things that haven't been done before, but my fear was that it would just be an endless slop machine. We're living in the endless slop machine timeline and even genu
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by xena 2y ago
The limit is memory bandwidth, a dedicated GPU will have higher memory bandwidth than a CPU or iGPU ever will.
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by xena 2y ago
For now. It'll be snuck back in later.

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