clearleaf

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by clearleaf 4mo ago
I don't pay subs for things like photoshop. It doesn't matter if I can "afford" it. It could be one cent per year and still I just don't want stuff that's set up that way.
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by clearleaf 7mo ago
What am I even supposed to think "gallons of slop" means? Funny that this is both fake and meaningless. OP if you're reading this, this garbage was the worst possible way you could have made the point.
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by clearleaf 7mo ago
Samsung phones are the most bloated pieces of shit I have ever seen. Mine came with an app just to view the msn.com web site and it couldn't be uninstalled. You have google and samsung in a tug of war over every single thing the phone
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by clearleaf 7mo ago
Unless you live in a place where your phone needs to be a regional variant and there are no custom roms that support it.
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by clearleaf 8mo ago
Yes registering fake views is fraud against ad networks. Ad networks love it though because they need those fake clicks to defraud advertisers in turn. Paying to have ads viewed by bots is just paying to have electricity and compute resour
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by clearleaf 8mo ago
It's been really sad to see reddit go like this because it was pretty much the last bastion of the human internet. I hated reddit back in the day but later got into it for that reason. It's why all our web searches turned into &qu
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by clearleaf 9mo ago
This is such an indictment of modern technology. No offense is meant to you for doing what works for you, but it is buck wild that this is the "fix" they've come up with. As somebody learning about this for the first time it
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by clearleaf 9mo ago
I don't see the point of publishing any AI generated content. If I want AIs opinion on something I can ask it. If I want an AI image I can generate it. I've never found it helpful to have someone else's ai output lying around
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by clearleaf 9mo ago
My brain first started doing this with online ads as well. The habit has adapted and evolved very strongly with the amount of exercise it gets from UIs, textbooks, signage, and basically every other visual medium possible these days. It has
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by clearleaf 10mo ago
For me it just doesn't work at all. I don't know why but every windows instance I've used since Win7 has not been able to find files even with the exact filename supplied. I don't disable the indexer. I can see it using
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by clearleaf 10mo ago
I think that due to how sophisticated anti-bot measures have gotten, bots now go through a "life cycle." An engagement bot spends the first phase of it's life building up an innocent and legitimate looking history. It does th
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by clearleaf 10mo ago
I stopped using apps like this because they were always getting broken by youtube. Obviously it's intentional sabotage but still. It felt like I had to update those apps every time I used them and sometimes there was no update at that
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by clearleaf 10mo ago
Maybe we should learn to pass reverse-turing tests and pretend to be LLMs so we can use this stuff lol.
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by clearleaf 10mo ago
Maybe if Google hears this they will finally lift a finger towards removing garbage from search results. Hey Google, Pinterest results are probably messing with AI crawlers pretty badly. I bet it would really help the AI if that site was de
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by clearleaf 10mo ago
A lot of these HR departments are in serious need of an investigation. If they've really determined for themselves that nobody is good enough for this job I guarantee there is some kind of discrimination or fraud going on.
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by clearleaf 11mo ago
Where I come from this was a widely held belief by the end of the 2000's: If you raise a child in an overly sterile environment and/or feed them a very limited diet, they are much more likely to develop a bad immune system and all
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by clearleaf 11mo ago
If we had a grid of cells where each cell was a number from 0-8, representing the number of neighbours, would that be equivalent to what these "links" are? I'm still finding it hard to understand.
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by clearleaf 1y ago
Nobody on earth has ever taken this idea too far? Even if I hadn't seen it myself this would be hard to believe. I've seen people go for the throat just because of opinions on Sailor Moon's color correction. And I mean fully
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by clearleaf 1y ago
There's a phenomenon of fraudulent "security researchers" which has sprung out of the AI world. I became aware of it when someone on discord posted a video covering an "ACE exploit" against users of a particular AI
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by clearleaf 1y ago
I discovered Gemini years ago and was completely enchanted by the whole concept. There are two main buzz kills though. 1. The TLS requirement really undercuts the idea of using Gemini for whatever you want. I know how to set up certificates
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by clearleaf 1y ago
The incredible technology you're describing was possible on the Nintendo DS without wires and no need for a LAN either. It's a problem that's been solved in hundreds of different ways over the last 40 years but certain people
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by clearleaf 1y ago
I wonder what method they've employed to make SD cards even more useless this time around.
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by clearleaf 1y ago
Recipe sites always have a print button which gives you just the recipe. If I end up on one of those sites I instantly hit Ctrl+F "print" to get it.
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by clearleaf 2y ago
The way nvidia plasters their name all over this project isn't right. I was led to believe an nvidia team was being paid to make this. But they have practically no relation outside of the underlying tech. They're so unclear about
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by clearleaf 2y ago
That's just chromium with a weird cryptocurrency racket on top.
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by clearleaf 2y ago
Are these the world's most crispy fries?
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by clearleaf 2y ago
https://i.imgur.com/dGXUE2o.jpeg ew
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by clearleaf 2y ago
Large microsd cards are very cheap these days. Using all this cloud stuff seems like a waste of multiple resources. And if you ever don't have a good connection then it's worthless. I've given stuff like this a try and only f
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by clearleaf 2y ago
If you work in the SEO industry, how can you be confused by this? The majority of your "industry" only produces spam which targets search engines. Google was already getting cooked long before ChatGPT ever went live. This is one s
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by clearleaf 2y ago
This has to be an AI generated article. It doesn't take 1/10th this much gobbledygook to announce you'll try injecting AI into anime and pray that money comes out somehow. Crap on crap on crap.

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