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NoteyComplexity
8mo ago
I am not sure if it is a good thing when you see a question as an essay. It could goes in both way, so you better explain it.
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NoteyComplexity
8mo ago
It could be. You don’t need something to have a point at all, just make something apparently cool or trendy, and there always a crowd rush into the trend. Could you find the point of Labubus or Stanley cups besides its popularity? I am not
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NoteyComplexity
8mo ago
This is also my usual understanding to TikTok although I know some people found new hobbies with it like the other replies, but the contents don’t click me because they are way too flashy and stimulating, and these really make me visually a
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NoteyComplexity
8mo ago
Just because it is addictive? I don’t see this is a good reason to use TikTok.
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NoteyComplexity
8mo ago
That’s true. I think the bigger problem is that many people seems to misuse the term, making any news a “breaking news” but oftentimes, it doesn’t. The only valid use for “breaking news” imo, are disasters.
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NoteyComplexity
8mo ago
Thank you for your thoughtful story! This is the reason why I have raised this question, as I don’t really understand why people are so into this platform since I don’t enjoy short form contents. Perhaps just because it is short, with prope
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NoteyComplexity
8mo ago
While I am reading others’ view points and enjoy it; perhaps just straight to the point to your point first. Can you tell me what exactly THE ERROR when I want to find a single good thing about TikTok when I don’t understand it? For your vi
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NoteyComplexity
8mo ago
What is the point of using short form content platforms as a consumer really? Just put the political stuff aside, they are often too short for any details over any topics if not straightly brainrot, ending up making people get distracted an
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NoteyComplexity
8mo ago
I don’t think this is an AI issue, but the amount of effort, the thought process and the story telling about the track they made. Before generative AI, there were already a swarm of people who aimed at maximising the number of track they ma
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NoteyComplexity
8mo ago
Instead of LLM and just like Wikipedia, there should be users to submit the descriptions of the videos, and see people fighting for getting the most “correct” description. It will be hilarious to see what people will come up with when they
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NoteyComplexity
9mo ago
Agreed, and on top of that: I think these kind of numbers are everywhere and not just specific to Python. In zig, I sometimes take a brief look to the amount of cpu cycles of various operations to avoid the amount of cache misses. While I n
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NoteyComplexity
9mo ago
Just cancel it. Soundcloud these days is nothing but a spambot filled website that have ripped countless users’ tracks and scam to earn fake followers, which the platform doesn’t block these bot but instead shallow banning proper users. The
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NoteyComplexity
10mo ago
Just knew what ableism is, but I don't think that is one but the more classic things bullies trying to downplay others by calling other idiots or autistic. Either way, ableism or simply abusive behavior, both lacks respect, honestly an
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10mo ago
Exactly, being dishonest is the real problem here. Luckily, every edits are recorded in history, so they can't really hide their abusive behavior, for now. Even if they did, seem like there are often people faster in archiving their po
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NoteyComplexity
10mo ago
The responds and edits are simply unprofessional and immature. I don't hate AI and in fact I use it for many research based tasks, helping me narrowing a lot of tough topics, but it is the People with these kind of attitude turns me of
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NoteyComplexity
10mo ago
Or build yourself a set of vacuum tubes from sketch, don’t forget to make the glass from sand too.
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NoteyComplexity
10mo ago
That is really the cringe bit… If “web3” is “decentralised”, how could “web4” powered by AI which most of the LLM model currently are hosted in a centralised server? It seems contradictory by definition, and that “web4” are just basically W
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NoteyComplexity
10mo ago
Is dvui something you want to see? Although the use of backends are still c based, the core part of the gui seems written fully in zig rather than a binding from a c library. https://github.com/david-vanderson/dvui
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NoteyComplexity
11mo ago
“Even if you are paying, you are the premium product.” I think we need to stop saying that quote since the existence of subscription. Can you stop Google from tracking you or let you define your “algorithm” if you have purchased YouTube Pre
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NoteyComplexity
1y ago
I guess many tutorials are not made for absolute beginners and they have assumed you have learnt the basics before jumping into their topic. For example, if you never learn programming and set up an ide before, it has no way you can learn O
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NoteyComplexity
1y ago
Probably they were just chasing the hype because the word AI appeared in the browser, considering the news mentions “browser with AI features”. So does their acquisition news. I hope I am wrong.
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NoteyComplexity
1y ago
Fr, what is the “other stuff” you all claims to be? Since I have heard many people who heavily use AI claimed to save time for “other stuff”, but I never heard about what is their “other stuff”. If what you actually want to do is not really
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NoteyComplexity
1y ago
So… what does it prove? Do you learn anything? Just because Alpha go exist back in the days, go competition doesn’t go away. Just because ChatGpt exists these days, it doesn’t replace our desires of learning something more interactively. Ch