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by anshorei 15d ago
few word better, many bad
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by anshorei 20d ago
If I ask google, it will just use the google plagiarism machine to serve me a response anyway, might as well ask the plagiarism machine of my choice.
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by anshorei 1mo ago
No, but governments will pretend to, and we shouldn't allow them to get away with the pretending.
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by anshorei 1mo ago
Yes, and back in my school days we all did our tests on paper, except the two kids who had a slip of paper that allowed them to take a digital test instead. Helping people with disabilities doesn't require having everyone make their te
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by anshorei 4mo ago
Why does this mean AI-aided color correction, 25fps to 30fps, or upscaling 480p to 1080p should be treated the same? Using AI to make someone say something different (even if only for a small part of the video) is very clearly different, th
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by anshorei 4mo ago
Is human-scripted art (e.g. https://nannou.cc/ ) art? Is music programmed to play on an orchestrion art? Is the music produced using a modular synth setup art? If your answer to any of these questions is "yes", and
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by anshorei 1y ago
I have several friends who have squatted abandoned buildings in Europe. I have other friends who live in otherwise abandoned buildings under agreement with the owner to prevent squatters breaking in to the building. When I moved into my hou
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by anshorei 1y ago
> toddlers and kids <5 years old don't use internet that's wishful thinking
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by anshorei 2y ago
What a violin is supposed to look like and how that affects price is interesting. As a violinist with a particular interest in old music I think it's sad how little diversity there is in violins. There's really only a couple of mo
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by anshorei 3y ago
Even worse, when the password has an arbitrary length requirement of 20, but the site doesn't tell you and just cuts of any trailing characters exceeding the requirement during account creation. You have no idea how long it took me to
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by anshorei 3y ago
I've always been very supportive of women interested in IT, and yet my experience is also that ... they just aren't as interested as men on average. Just calling anyone with that experience a misogynist is not helping anyone excep
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by anshorei 3y ago
Is it a privilege to have gender-specific programmes and scholarships at universities? Particularly if that gender is now the majority at universities... And it's not only at university level. Boys are doing worse than ever before at a
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by anshorei 3y ago
No one is saying they can't be, but they tend not to be. When you ask for a photo of a viking and 75% of the results are Asian/African/native-american, and the only picture of a "viking" is Netflix adaptation versio
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by anshorei 3y ago
Also on the food topic: How to Cook that with Ann Reardon is one that I like, aside from her more useful cake-related videos, she has a great series on historical recipes as well as amusing food hack debunkings.
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by anshorei 3y ago
My experience is completely different. I've painstakingly scanned my family's old pictures, transcribed the letters they wrote when on holiday, and still have some school crafts made by my grandparents. After the death of one of m
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by anshorei 3y ago
A *bold* move indeed
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by anshorei 3y ago
Elevators tend to be restricted to a specific group of people (inhabitants, customers, employees, etc.) in a way that public transport is not. If an elevator smells like urine, has suspicious stains or trash, chances are I'd look for a
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by anshorei 3y ago
That mostly depends on your previous diet.
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by anshorei 3y ago
> transliterations for some languages are so far off the native pronunciations in fact the latin transliteration for English is off from the native pronunciation
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by anshorei 3y ago
They will be when our robot overlords want to get rid of us. :-)
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by anshorei 3y ago
> these multi-billionaire corporations are taking everyone's honest work, putting it into a computer, and selling the output And then there's the tens of thousands of people training models and making them freely available to e
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by anshorei 3y ago
And if you don't arrest them, not only will they commit crimes, but a new batch of criminals will also commit crimes. This is not a question of enforcement or prevention, this is a question of doing both.
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by anshorei 3y ago
Jan 2020 club checking in :-) I remember joking about a big pandemic being around the corner at my families New Year's party. Back then it was a few vague rumors from Chinese doctors that I was keeping an eye on but not taking seriousl
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by anshorei 3y ago
A lot of that value is in the aspect of the sketch as a historical artifact. There's little present performance to speak of when it comes to Da Vinci.
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by anshorei 3y ago
Arguably that $39 offers a lot more value by giving you access to valuable statistics than the $20 that gives you the opportunity to waste some time staring at the tele. And I'm not saying there's no value to entertainment, but th
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by anshorei 3y ago
I like how there's a u/subsimgpt2GPT2Bot that's being trained on the output of all the other GPT2Bot's
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by anshorei 4y ago
The third in "third-world" has the same meaning as the third in "third-party cookies". They were the countries that aligned themselves with neither the liberal (first) or communist (second) worlds who were the principal
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by anshorei 4y ago
not agreeing with post you responded to, but you're misrepresenting them. my understanding of the post is that he proposes speed limits should not be set so low as to increase the deviation between people following the speed limit and
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by anshorei 4y ago
I've always loved how shotwell does it: "YYYY/MM/DD/filename.ext" The only downside has always been that merging your photo libraries when you did two different things can give some funny results. Shotwell will
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by anshorei 4y ago
> have the model output contain 90% of the original training content verbatim considering the size of a model is but a fraction of the size of the training data, this statement is in no way accurate

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