ch_fr

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by ch_fr 14d ago
I have used old audacity and musescore-owned audacity, and I have to say it's a massive glow-up. I use REAPER for most things, but audacity has found a nice little niche when it comes to recording voice clips because it just does it wi
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by ch_fr 3mo ago
But it does relate, dunno what to tell you. You think it doesn't relate because your reasoning stops at "they're not right so there is literally nothing else that's relevant about any of this", and what I'm say
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by ch_fr 3mo ago
You keep trying to twist what I'm saying into "guys you have to be nice to the ai haters and meet them at the middle, even when they insult you :))))". Once again you have this kneejerk reaction to the words "emotions&qu
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by ch_fr 3mo ago
Yeah yeah the usual "look, these anti-ai people are so EMOTIONAL and HYSTERICAL while we're very logical and fact-based", I've lurked for a while so I read that one plenty of times. OP spends a lot of time time doing sta
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by ch_fr 3mo ago
I am more inclined to be critical of AI boosters, so what? Am I supposed to crumble under the weight of immense cognitive dissonance because I have... a stance in the discourse? These guys on the github thread aren't my friends, I have
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by ch_fr 3mo ago
This article is a rant disguised as data analysis. I don't know how to word this in a non-confrontational, respectful way, but this article just feels like ammo for your next "debate with your anti-AI ennemies" where you get
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by ch_fr 4mo ago
I wholeheartedly believe it's 100% intentional of Anthropic to use "vulnerability" to describe something that ranges from "serious attack vector" to "you forgot to add this variable to the useEffect dependency
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by ch_fr 4mo ago
The difference between serving 1 and 1 billion http queries is not the same as the difference between generating 1 and 1 billion tokens. The startup blitz-scaling-market-capturing playbook makes makes sense when you spend to scale, not when
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by ch_fr 4mo ago
But if it's fully being amortized, then it means they don't buy new Nvidia GPUs anymore for a while. The situation is either "your GPU AND the datacenter infrastructure it's running on is obsolete", or "Nvidia&
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by ch_fr 4mo ago
Good article, I think most hero images are pointless in the first place, so having them diffusion-generated now feels like a signal to just not read the piece. It goes from "look at this irrelevant image" to "look at this irr
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by ch_fr 5mo ago
But does this translate as "one year of cumulative work" or rather "one year of rearranging your workflow and discarding obsolete ideas"? If you spend a year walking in circles, someone can easily close the gap with one
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by ch_fr 5mo ago
Not to be a hater or anything (I'm a hater), but I'm seeing people mention the potential of LLMs for the "grunt work" like retopo, but I can't really begin to imagine what the "correct" data representation
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by ch_fr 5mo ago
Fusion has great potential, but is probably being held back by a lack of community support, the slightly-higher-barrier-of-entry of node-based workflows, and the subtle but annoying ways in which the software can work against you. TLDR: it
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by ch_fr 5mo ago
I would also recommend Control Panel for Twitter, easy to install on PC, and you can also have it for your phone if you use twitter via the Firefox mobile browser. If all you can see is the following tab, then any ragebait that gets in your
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by ch_fr 5mo ago
Violence against datacenters or AI company CEOs is very bad, they must be allowed to fail organically so that they don't have any excuse. The last thing I want is for someone, in 2029, to say "but LLMs just weren't given a fa
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by ch_fr 5mo ago
Thank you, this comparison has been a huge annoyance of mine for the past 3 years of... this same debate over and over. I think it's the hubris that I find most offensive in this argument: a guy knows one complex thing (programming) an
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by ch_fr 9mo ago
> invent the wheel again forever? Yep that's the usual "art is a problem that must be solved, the process is an inconvenience" mindset. The CEO of SUNO AI also said something similar, "people don't enjoy making m
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by ch_fr 9mo ago
My take as someone who mostly does it "for fun": I only started blogging as a way to have writings online outside of social platforms. >What made it worth it for you? If by "worth it" you mean a measurable ROI, then n
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by ch_fr 9mo ago
(Just in case I failed to make it obvious, I was hateposting, probably shouldn't have posted in the first place, my bad)
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by ch_fr 9mo ago
I haven't really seen a single person (who has no vested interest in genAI) be enthusiastic, or trusting about this. The overall reaction to this is rightfully extremely negative.
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by ch_fr 9mo ago
Why's it so mean spirited? I don't see that many ads, but the few I've seen lately are just insulting. Apple intelligence: "why try to make an effort for others?" McDonalds germany: "Christmas sucks actually, b
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Halftime: Dynamically weaves AI-generated ads into the scenes you're watching(twitter.com)
9 points by ch_fr 9mo ago|4 comments
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by ch_fr 9mo ago
As seen in the xAI hackathon, I don't really think this specific iteration will ever see the light of day due to a ton of technical, economical, legal and moral issues, but I think the mere fact that this was imagined (and seems to be
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by ch_fr 10mo ago
Reminded me of: https://ludic.mataroa.blog/blog/brainwash-an-executive-today...
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by ch_fr 10mo ago
I have some trouble reconciling the conclusion of this article with everything else it described. How is "Clearly my coworker just wasn't believing hard enough in AI, and it harms everyone!" the conclusion the author comes to
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by ch_fr 10mo ago
I'm not trying to post this as a "gotcha", but did this shift in opinion also affect your stance on LLM-assisted-writing[1]? I personally get the same enjoyment in the process of blogging than in that of coding, so I tend to
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by ch_fr 10mo ago
You should probably engage more with (or find) your hobbies, because this definitely feels like a "recommendation algorithms decide what I see" issue. There are extensions that disable youtube's recommended page and redirect
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by ch_fr 10mo ago
It's wonderful to see that more attention has been given to the video sequencer and the compositor lately. While a lot of it is still sluggish and cpu-bound, some recent additions such as all the texture nodes we have in the shader tab
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by ch_fr 10mo ago
Awesome project, I love to read about all kinds of different procedural generation approaches!
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by ch_fr 11mo ago
Hopefully this proof of concept isn't deployed on any public-facing infrastructure, I feel like you could get massively screwed over by... ironically, llm scrapers.

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