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by ttjjtt 2y ago
Getting seriously involved in changing someone else's life will incur major loss to your own. I'm speaking from several rounds of experience. It's not to be taken lightly and it's not an automatic moral duty. I would str
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by ttjjtt 2y ago
In particular, intergenerational dance events have died from our society. I think you're on to something vitally important with this. I think about it often.
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by ttjjtt 2y ago
I just want to counter balanced this by sharing love ted chiang but cannot happily get through any p k dick and little Gibson either. I find Chiangs work hits me deeper on a conceptual level and perhaps it's that exact lightness of ton
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by ttjjtt 3y ago
can you share any pointers on where to get started with this, ie using game engine for artistic video generation? i've seen it accomplished but never found any resources on how to achieve it.
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by ttjjtt 3y ago
thanks you for this. The entire concept of AI alignment rests upon alignment of markets with social good, ie market regulation, a situation which is antithetical to neoliberalism. There is no alignment within neoliberal economies. As stated
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by ttjjtt 3y ago
I am watching this with pretty intense interest. I've long been alarmed at the potential for this to happen to any artist who speaks out against a streaming platform.
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by ttjjtt 3y ago
Yes. Noise induced from club soundsystems, started in 2006 with multiple flare ups every few years after an exposure, even one last year. The reality is that my hearing loss is minimal, my hearing is significantly better than most people my
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by ttjjtt 3y ago
Not much to chew on there tbh I have a lot of friends in the music industry since I used to work there until recently, both back end eg A&Rs and agents as well as artists. The common sentiment is that nothing new has happened in the l
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by ttjjtt 3y ago
I know. but what’s atypical is the tame-ness, the lack of energy and lack of community participation and shared experience in new music, and its sharp decline of perceived cultural value by the younger generation. I think the changing valua
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by ttjjtt 3y ago
Honestly this popular rebuttal actually appears more inaccurate and quaint to me than the opinion it’s dismissing. My teenage kid strongly feels that modern pop music is trash quality compared to previous decades, thinks that new “undergrou
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by ttjjtt 3y ago
I’ve known several people who have been recruited into a particular death cult and they are/were very high performing individuals with very stable backgrounds ie strong social network with plenty of resources of all kinds. Confident up
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by ttjjtt 3y ago
I almost switched careers to UX a couple of times because I obsess over usability of everything, digital & physical, have a flair for visual design, and am often told I’m highly empathetic. I just couldn’t get over how full of shit the
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by ttjjtt 3y ago
Thanks for explaining, I am considering this. But I’m still very far from convinced. There are specific benefits to strong trusting long term intimate social relationships that I don’t see as replaceable and I see them as vital to positive
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by ttjjtt 3y ago
As someone with strong introvert bias it’s not impossible for me to imagine how basic social life might be almost unbearable for a hardcore introvert. But I would classify that as a rare disability, to be honest. There’s a danger in more a
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by ttjjtt 3y ago
So to all the articles and papers that will come up if you search for terms like “health outcomes social isolation”… do I understand right that you dismiss that all as fake?
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by ttjjtt 3y ago
“Sunshine causes sunburn that’s why I stay inside 24/7. simples.” No social life is really really bad for your long term health outcomes. It’s net negative for you however you spin it. Please reconsider this way of living. Best wishes.
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by ttjjtt 3y ago
I heard a young woman chatting to her colleague yesterday and switching between American and British, maintaining an hyped ultra affected tik tok influencer tone all the time. I try to have no judgement on that but I can’t help but feel tw
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by ttjjtt 3y ago
I meant to specify social results. Innovation is valuable only in so far as it raises the well-being of society as a whole. All the critical measures of this are going in the wrong direction. Technological advancement might be astonishingly
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by ttjjtt 3y ago
Because the results of the last few decades of tech optimism have been so utterly dismal? And all the other results of the neo lib deregulation dream which, we’re most of us are either quietly panicked or despondent about.
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by ttjjtt 3y ago
Okay, well I do wish you the best anyway.
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by ttjjtt 3y ago
Sorry but I checked your comment history and it’s dense with posts scalding people for their mental gymnastics and their pathetic nature. Perhaps interacting with forums isn’t bringing out your best side? Doesn’t seem like it’s working out
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by ttjjtt 3y ago
There are so many well described points in this post. Thank you.
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by ttjjtt 3y ago
Defining how “fully” paid a creator has been is the entire point of license agreements. It defines the extent of how much the rights have been purchased away from them. It merits investigation as to have these creators been “fully” paid to
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by ttjjtt 4y ago
If all of the inherited wealth upon death was put into the education system, and only education, then yes I would back this 100%. It would be a way to maintain level playing fields, and allow entrepreneurs to congratulate themselves for cr
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by ttjjtt 4y ago
I get “IMPORTANT!” in headings from products I brought online. They’re not important at all. You’re aware of this being normal misuse too, because you use the internet. Suspension, banning or deletion warnings should be labelled clearly as
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by ttjjtt 4y ago
I cannot fathom why one time micro payments are not at least commonly found. I would have no problem paying my a newspaper or magazine say 20-50 cents for 24 hours of access. Id probably end up spending >€30 a month across several public
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by ttjjtt 4y ago
My only hunch is that it seems likely to correlate with more useful cognitive features. My wife is a very fast thinker and doer, and is often frustrated (exasperated?) by my thorough but sloww processing. Yet, she often remarks how much val
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by ttjjtt 4y ago
This is making me laugh out loud a little as I relate deeply and I’ve never encountered such a clear description of it, nor anyone who’s described themselves as similarly wired. For me it’s that my brain simply will not accept facts or advi
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by ttjjtt 4y ago
This is a good take and under appreciated generally. Already theres an identifiable generic flavour to much AI art. Just knowing that it’s AI generated makes it feel somewhat lifeless. Not because of the end product is lacking , but because
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by ttjjtt 4y ago
can you see yourself making and releasing music again at some point?

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