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by dkh 7d ago
Where do you consider the line here to be? What if the design and the core code is mine but I use AI to apply it to additional elements, pages, etc (something I do a fair amount)? What if I designed, or had a very good human designer design
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by dkh 2mo ago
And you don’t expect it to improve? At the rate things are going?
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by dkh 2mo ago
“human in the loop scheduler” is very funny
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by dkh 7mo ago
Funny, I also accidentally formatted my dad’s hard drive, destroying work, while trying to install Red Hat, though in my case it was 6.2 “Zoot” somewhere around 1999.
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by dkh 9mo ago
Crazy
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by dkh 10mo ago
Not sure, but we know that it is definitely not AWS’ job to pollute it
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Prosocial Design Network(prosocialdesign.org)
4 points by dkh 10mo ago|0 comments
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by dkh 10mo ago
Just glad to see content from the Griffith Observatory on here. A wonderful benefit to the public and a point of pride for many Angelenos.
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by dkh 10mo ago
I give things like Duolingo a pass because it’s not trying to trick me into doing something they want me to do but I don’t want to do. It’s trying to gamify something that I do genuinely want to do (learn/practice a language) but haven
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by dkh 11mo ago
oh god some of these just brought back memories long repressed
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by dkh 1y ago
I think you might be misunderstanding. The semantic line breaks described here are not shown to readers. They are visible only to the person writing/editing the text, as a tool for their own use. If you aren't someone who finds
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by dkh 1y ago
I just made a root comment with my experience seeing their process at work, but yeah it really cannot be overstated how efficient and effective their archiving process is
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by dkh 1y ago
Excellent! ArchiveTeam have always been impressive this way. Some years ago, I was working at a video platform that had just announced it would be shutting down fairly soon. I forget how, but one way or another I got connected with someone
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by dkh 1y ago
Incredible show
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by dkh 1y ago
> I'll leave this here: https://wiby.me I’m still not entirely sure what this is, but I visited, hit “Surprise Me”, and then spent a couple hours listening to/enjoying the retro-looking pirate radio site I got sent
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by dkh 1y ago
I felt the same way, but admittedly the scenario in which I would encounter it was always “in a dark, quiet room at 3am after downloading something and forgetting once again that the .exe is probably going to play music”
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by dkh 1y ago
No, prejudice is bad, full stop. By definition it means to judge someone for something before you actually know for sure that they have/do the thing that bothers you. It doesn’t matter what the thing is, that’s not the problem or the
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by dkh 1y ago
You know, for someone who clearly is a bit triggered (reasonably) by dealing with whatever stereotypes and judgements people make about trucks and truck owners, their post is quite positive and respectful. Your reply to it is not. It seems
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by dkh 1y ago
Makes me wonder how often A.I. will be used by creative people to write themselves out of the equation voluntarily because they are self-critical or have imposter syndrome
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by dkh 1y ago
Yeah, but here’s the question: If/when A.I. can nail those things, will that be good or bad?
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by dkh 1y ago
Finally, the killer app to checkmate the Wayland naysayers: BeOS API implementation
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by dkh 1y ago
Just out of curiosity, what would you consider a reasonable price for such a service in your region?
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by dkh 1y ago
Are you just worried about his/their divided attention or are there specific projects that concern you?
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by dkh 1y ago
A classic. Not something I personally use these days, but I think just as a piece of software it is an eternally good example of something simple, powerful, well-engineered, pleasant to use, and widely-compatible, all at the same time
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by dkh 1y ago
By "hostile" are you referring to Europe's tendency to adopt new technologies deliberately and methodically, taking into consideration things like ethics, public safety, and societal impact? I think it's hostile (to peop
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Reddit Considering Legal Action Against Secret AI Experiment Researchers(404media.co)
3 points by dkh 1y ago|1 comments
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by dkh 1y ago
> I don't understand the expectations of reddit CMV users when they engage in anonymous online debates. Considering the great and growing percentage of a person’s communications, interactions, discussions, and debates that take plac
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by dkh 1y ago
I am well-aware of the problem and its manifestations so far, which is one reason why, as I mention, I have been concerned about it for a very long time. It just hasn’t become an existential problem yet, but the tools and capabilities to ge
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by dkh 1y ago
Exactly. The “AI” part of the equation is massively important because although a human could be equally disingenuous and wrongly influence someone else’s views/behavior, the human cannot spawn a million instances of themselves and set
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by dkh 1y ago
Yeah, so this being undertaken at a large scale over a long period of time by bad actors/states/etc. to change opinions and influence behavior is and has always been one of my deepest concerns about A.I. We will see this done, a

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