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by iahds9uasd 2mo ago
I don't think the author of the article chose what world to be born into.
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by iahds9uasd 2mo ago
Customers? It's math. This is like a comment a golem built to raise the S&P 500 would write.
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by iahds9uasd 7mo ago
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by iahds9uasd 9mo ago
In many ways, it is a zero-sum game. Art is a form of communication, and people have a finite amount of time and attention. Some people enjoy seeing the craftsmanship of artists, and some artists enjoy displaying their mastery of the craft.
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by iahds9uasd 9mo ago
I don't think this type of argument is sound at all. There are plenty of programmers whose work doesn't contribute to automating away others' jobs, or those who might not see it in such a way. You are free to disagree with th
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by iahds9uasd 11mo ago
The LLM erotic roleplaying community's usage of "slop" aligns with the definition in this paper, so it's not without precedent. Several novel sampling methods have originated from that community trying to address this sp
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by iahds9uasd 11mo ago
I feel nauseous when I read comments like this. Does no one here actually like programming?
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by iahds9uasd 2y ago
The goal of AI automating labor should be to give us more leisure time to pursue hobbies, not to fill our limited leisure time with low quality substitutes for those hobbies. Making an activity in which the primary limiting factors for most
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by iahds9uasd 2y ago
The tools and knowledge for making music are already unbelievably accessible. Anyone with an internet connection and a decent computer can read about music theory, learn to use a DAW, and get some basic virtual instruments. The same goes fo