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by yreg 1y ago
There has been some discussion in /r/stablediffusion I'm not sure if anyone tried to run it though.
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by yreg 1y ago
Curious there is no discussion on this. I think it looks interesting. If nothing else, I'm glad someone is still working on open-weight image models. AFAIK there hasn't been much movement in the area since Flux.
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by yreg 1y ago
The sim on your link is not blank anymore. I can see a map, some entities and some simple paths they take.
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by yreg 1y ago
In case Anna's archive goes down, plenty of people will be glad that SciHub exists. And vice versa, of course.
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by yreg 1y ago
It's better to have redundancy with these things. I would rather see both Anna's archive and SciHub stay operational.
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by yreg 1y ago
This is an absurd claim since it takes a single counter-example to disprove. E.g. you can pay for Mullvad in crypto, Mullvad is not a scam. You can trade predictions on Polymarket, Polymarket is not a scam.
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by yreg 1y ago
There are people who use crypto for transactions. Stablecoins are stable and for some people the fees are far lower than any alternatives.
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by yreg 1y ago
Convincing people to finance their groceries is absurd. Ideally, everyone should have a few months’ worth of income saved. And if they do, there's zero reason to finance a burrito. In the Western world, if you have a job but no savings
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by yreg 1y ago
I haven't read it yet, but I keep seeing it recommended on this website again and again, so something about it must be good. And I think there is one more similar spider civilization book that's also popular – A Deepness in the Sk
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by yreg 1y ago
Tress of the Emerald Sea is set on quite a unique world. The planet is covered by oceans of magical "spores" which react violently to water. For example the spores in the Emerald Sea, where the hero is from, instantly grow into ma
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by yreg 1y ago
You don't have to like the game, but Creation Engine was definitely not "trash" by 2010 standards, lol.
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by yreg 1y ago
I've played heavily modded versions of both of those games, but let's not kid ourselves that the available mods are anything like another first party game would be. (I'm alluding to the scale and richness of the world, story
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by yreg 1y ago
What I don't get is why don't they milk their engines a bit more. I would expect it to make sense to pump out a few more games after GTA 5 based on the same engine. New maps, new stories, same mechanics. I know GTA Online exists b
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by yreg 1y ago
Let's try "samsung fridge review". The top results are a reddit thread, consumer reports article, Best Buy listing, Quora thread and some YouTube videos by actual humans. Where is this slop you speak of?
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by yreg 1y ago
:D
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by yreg 1y ago
I genuinely don't understand the sentence "Yeah, we just told you that via Signal"
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by yreg 1y ago
> we just told you that via Signal Who are you and what's Signal?
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by yreg 1y ago
Sure, but I understood the parent as saying that the tool primarily serves for scraping Wikipedia.
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by yreg 1y ago
Regarding mwoffliner: Why scrape Wikipedia when you can just download a dump?
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by yreg 1y ago
But we have nice things. Wikipedia can deal with it just fine.
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by yreg 1y ago
In addition to the sibling comment, you want to be able to check if the vehicle is charging and everything is fine remotely. EVs randomly stopping charging for various reasons is not rare at all. You want to get a notification. You want to
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by yreg 2y ago
VisionOS doesn't dominate anything.
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by yreg 2y ago
Well it's quite difficult to come up with much better rules than Asimov's. HPMOR offers a solution called 'coherent extrapolated volition' – ordering the super intelligent machine to not obey the stated rules to the le
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by yreg 2y ago
I did as well, "iskl" seems like an unsual english char sequence, at least compared to "ickl".
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by yreg 2y ago
Speaking of which, iOS needs to finally support user accounts, ideally hidden ones as well.
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by yreg 2y ago
And if you don't know about this, it's difficult to find out what's the problem.
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by yreg 2y ago
Information wants to be free.
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by yreg 2y ago
In private companies people probably consider the issue to be 'less wrong'. It's up to the owners and their management how they run it, right? So it's more about discrimination than government-style corruption.
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by yreg 2y ago
I think it's certain that there will be positive and negative consequences and both of those will be on a large scale. I too am curious about the positives. I think the negatives could have been easily minimized to more-reasonable-leve
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by yreg 2y ago
I guess https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna%27s_Archive

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