xgulfie

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by xgulfie 8mo ago
If only we could fix how it writes like garbage
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by xgulfie 8mo ago
An esp32 image that makes http api calls is like, the first thing you do with an esp32, it's what they're made for
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by xgulfie 8mo ago
I remember hearing you can't even get government clearance if you admit you have ever smoked weed. Incredible
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by xgulfie 8mo ago
Wow we even have the "HN commenters bad" post! We've truly run the gamut
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by xgulfie 8mo ago
It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary (power, class) depends upon his not understanding it
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by xgulfie 9mo ago
Oh good, maybe in the future I can get a job doing erotic roleplay for hire when my software dev job gets devoured
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by xgulfie 9mo ago
AI generated images themselves can't be copyrighted, but if you modify them they can be considered copyrightable, that's the current landscape, though it's a pretty new legal standard so we'll see how it plays out
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by xgulfie 9mo ago
The x button is right there to dismiss it
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by xgulfie 9mo ago
This is like asking why FOSS maintainers don't like AI PRs because "they can't prove it anyways". The trash lets itself out sometimes
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
Thank you for doing this
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
It's all very speculative and line keeps going up forever
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
and painting is so easy you can do it with dirt and a stick
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
For fun I decided to try out the find and replace on this comment > Hmm... it seems like I have succeeded at making an argument here
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
> AI slop is to AI art what point and shoot amateur photography is to artistic photography. Sorry... It's all slop buddy. The medium is the message, and genAI's message is "I want it cheap and with low effort, and I don&#x
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
There's an obvious difference between debayering and white balance vs using Photoshop's generative fill
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
I bought a used thinkcentre tiny off of eBay. It's got great GPU decoding/encoding support, great driver support for all the peripherals, and can boot from an m2 NVME or a SATA drive, it has a very normal bootloader. It can even r
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
Yeah I'm with you, didn't mean to imply there was any sort of underlying wisdom or truth behind the choice. People just love to rationalize
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
Well usually they only get acquired when they have something the purchaser wants, revenue was obviously not the get here
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
Yes. It's more secure to have your website simply not require the user's SSN than to implement the best security in the world to handle their SSN.
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
I hate this. Why not show us the actual photo. Infuriating
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
But are they Blazing Fast (rocket ship emoji)? Are they vibe ready?
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
I think they mean for packaging and distributing applications
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
Most people probably assume that you're consuming rather than creating, consumption is what most people do on computers
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
"They convinced the investors so they must be right"
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
Does anyone know if meta name=rating content=adult will also get them to buzz off?
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
They already know. Meta estimates around 10% of its ad revenue comes from ads for scams or banned goods. https://www.reuters.com/investigations/meta-is-earning-fortu...
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
Chevy Volt my beloved
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
Space elevators are pretend, you may as well ask if it would be cheaper if we had dilithium crystals
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
Human trafficking ring?
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by xgulfie 10mo ago
That is one truck

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