atomicfiredoll

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by atomicfiredoll 21d ago
It's that exactly what Mastodon already is? https://mastodon.social
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by atomicfiredoll 1mo ago
Direct link to the study, StoryScope: Investigating idiosyncrasies in AI fiction arxiv, abstract[0] and the PDF[1]. - [0] https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.03136 - [1] https://arxiv.org/pdf/2604.03136
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by atomicfiredoll 1mo ago
I use AI all the time and do some paid work as an artist. Although I don't use AI directly in my own work, I am very familiar with the workflows in 2D, 3D, and video. > you didn't create anything in this case. Not the images at
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by atomicfiredoll 1mo ago
My point is that your statement: - Doesn't come across as consistent: You said pictures "serve as a great intro," making them a valuable addition, but simultaneously "nobody" is going to take the time to draw them?
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by atomicfiredoll 1mo ago
If that dog is wearing Matrix style sunglasses... maybe a cute dog hoodie, I'm even more interested.
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by atomicfiredoll 1mo ago
What guys?
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by atomicfiredoll 1mo ago
You're just putting words in their mouth. They didn't say any of that. Re-read their comment.
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by atomicfiredoll 1mo ago
> Pictures speak a thousand words and serve as a great intro to a blog post. If pictures are so important, why would "nobody... take the time to hand draw a piece of art" or find a one of the many free stock photos? When I was
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by atomicfiredoll 1mo ago
These statements are factually untrue or overly broad to the extent of being nonsensical. Hopefully, you can see how that would come off as incredibly disingenuous. [E.g. what did they autotune? What did they Photoshop? Probably some creati
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by atomicfiredoll 2mo ago
While there are valid complaints about animation production, I don't see any real comparison between the arts and broad manufacturing segments, especially when discussing arts tied so strongly to a particular regions and artists. I&#x2
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by atomicfiredoll 2mo ago
> One, fans here actually get to make anime in the US. Instead of needing to fly to Japan, speak Japanese, and preferably be Japanese to break into the industry. Does this come off as wildly tone deaf to anybody else? "We love your
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by atomicfiredoll 2mo ago
- Shutting down products. - Shutting down accounts with almost no way to recover them and nobody to talk to. - Going back on promises of unlimited storage when you buy their products, then constantly nagging you about storage space. - The w
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by atomicfiredoll 5mo ago
Be kind... When disagreeing, please reply to the argument instead of calling names.
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by atomicfiredoll 5mo ago
I think we're saying the same thing. Most people don't necessarily [functionally] have the option (or at least don't think they do, there are sometimes ways through.) But, public hospitals with low or no cost care exist in so
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by atomicfiredoll 5mo ago
My current read of the situation is similar. If you go to other countries, there are slews of small shops, even in run down areas. On top of that, in places within Asia, the malls are also open and full of regional chains. It also feels lik
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by atomicfiredoll 5mo ago
Things like FreeTube and NewPipe let you keep a subscription list, even if you watch the videos elsewhere. Using them can be a pain with the whole cat and mouse thing, but at least it's something (for now... I wouldn't be shocked
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by atomicfiredoll 5mo ago
Very similar situation. I could even see information being sent to the recovery email. So, when the time came to setup my business, I chose Zoho and avoid Google whenever possible.
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by atomicfiredoll 6mo ago
> The proposer of the idea needs to nurture it and part of that is defending it. Some people are focusing on the first sentence, but I think this part is key. Obviously, if it's a good idea and you're putting in the work, that&
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by atomicfiredoll 7mo ago
Thanks. I've been meaning to do this for a couple days and this made it easy enough to do in the moment.
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by atomicfiredoll 7mo ago
There was another new account basically created for this thread that got flagged down. Yours, which also looks like it was created for this thread, seems awful similar. (Edit: iirc even the name was similar.) While I'm sure they do wan
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by atomicfiredoll 7mo ago
> There are certain topics that really bring out the emotions. Or, based on this thread from yesterday, the fresh accounts are bots and/or disinformation: New accounts on HN more likely to use em-dashes[0]. - [0] https://
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by atomicfiredoll 7mo ago
It doesn't feel like you can stay on topic here. I'm not trying to discuss the general viability of these platforms vs. centralized ones, or other social networks. Your complaint was: > the people on it are just so far away fro
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by atomicfiredoll 7mo ago
I don't know why your dragging centralization/decentralization, business model, Fairphone, etc. into the conversation now. It sort of feels like you're overthinking this. I often talk to people about Signal irl, most download
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by atomicfiredoll 7mo ago
Just a side note, reading through some of the other comments, it sounds like Loops specifically isn't currently open source and the intent is to open source it at some later date.
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by atomicfiredoll 7mo ago
Decentralized as in not needing a central server. I don't know about Loops specifically, but generally [Fediverse][0] projects tend to: - Not rely on a central server. - Allow you to set up your own server. - Connect to a web of other
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by atomicfiredoll 7mo ago
> I want loops/mastodon to be a diverse place that has content from all over the internet. I think a lot of Fedi people want that, but the community is still small. It's a bit of a chicken and egg, so I would encourage you to c
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by atomicfiredoll 7mo ago
I don't have a Loops account, but check multiple sites for news and information, landing on the loops homepage several times. I haven't needed a login to see videos appear for some time. If it's anything like the rest of the
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by atomicfiredoll 9mo ago
If we've concluded that's it's okay to have elements that change/morph, as we seem to with the introduction of things like details, a native tab-like element feels like a glaring omission. Tabs have been a long-standing
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by atomicfiredoll 9mo ago
Why don't you go ahead and share the "donate to Firefox" page? Last I knew, it doesn't exist. You can donate to Mozilla Corporation, the group that has been agitating it's own users and donors for years now. People
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by atomicfiredoll 10mo ago
I don't mean that it was literally named for the dropdown, just that generally Helvetica was the cause and Arial was the effect. From what I know, it goes back earlier to when Monotype was providing fonts for IBM printers. From what I

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