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Endmaker

@ Endmaker @ani.social

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  • disliking tech bros ≠ disliking tech

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  • forced exploitation of untold millions of artists and creative laborers, without even so much as consent, let alone compensation...

    In this case, is it AI that you truly hate?

    I think this comment said it best.

  • Woman sentenced for accusing her estranged spouse of illegally accessing bank account from outer space

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  • Earth is in space, so technically...

  • Have you ever momentarily forgotten a word, so you just make one up?

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  • In the context of sorting rubbish:

    combustibles / flammables -> burnables

  • How penis injections became a Winter Olympics talking point.

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  • comic

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    Places to increase a image's quality (without using AI)?

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  • increase a image's quality (without using AI)

    This is straight-up not possible. To increase an image's quality is to fill in blanks with non-existent information. You'd definitely need some sort of extrapolative image processing technique for that.

  • There is a viewing platform by the edge of void, but more importantly there is a gift shop

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segmentation fault (core dumped)

  • we need more users

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  • Or Bluesky / Threads vs Mastodon

  • Dell says the quiet part out loud: Consumers don't actually care about AI PCs — "AI probably confuses them more than it helps them"

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  • That's stupid.

  • Dell says the quiet part out loud: Consumers don't actually care about AI PCs — "AI probably confuses them more than it helps them"

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  • an added NPU

    cmiiw but I don't think NPUs are meant to be used on general-purpose personal computers. A GPU makes more sense.

    NPUs are meant for specialised equipment e.g. object detection in a camera (not the personal-use kind)

  • What's your favorite movie that is in a language which you do not speak?

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  • What communities would you like to see on Lemmy?

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  • Specific anime / manga / franchises

    e.g. umamusume

  • What communities would you like to see on Lemmy?

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  • Ones of niche topics that I am interested in.

  • Self hosted Kanban board with good mobile support

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  • Not adding anything useful to the discussion, but the "ban" in kanban is board 😅

    So kanban board is like chai tea.

  • Is it legally possible to explicitly exclude the use of content (text, images, code, etc.) for the purpose of training AI models by including a corresponding clause in the terms of use?

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  • Isn't this just copyright?

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  • All dinosaurs are birds

    All birds are dinosaurs

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  • I guess I am getting old. The only Pokemon I recognised is Diancie😔

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    I dunno

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  • Where are pemdas and bodmas users from?

  • Founder Admits His "AI Transcription" Startup Was Just Him Joining People's Meetings and Taking Notes by Hand

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  • This concierge approach is nothing new; it existed even before LLMs are a thing.

    One of my courses in undergrad computer science is Human-Computer Interaction, in which we learn about user experience (UX) concepts.

    One of the things we learnt is to validate our ideas quickly and cheaply before putting a lot of time, effort and money into building the thing.

    To do so, what we can do is build prototypes. The early versions may be be low-fidelity (lofi) and are scrappy. The later, high-fidelity (hifi) ones would mimic the functionality of the actual products, and may even appear to work to end users when in reality it could be just be manual effort behind the scenes.

    The example given during lecture is the development of a ticketing system. To test the idea out, one could simply get a dude to sit in the "machine" and give out slips of paper.

    Anyway, I am explaining all these because this seems like a surprise to those without the same educational background. Long story short, what this startup did is completely normal in the realm of software.

    We may have better tools like Figma to simulate browser / mobile frontend experiences, but nothing is stopping us from going back to the basics and doing it this way.