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tomelders
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About tomelders
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Comment #49020407
In other words - "We don't like the reporting around how bad the economics of AI are, so we're cherry picking our own data, presenting it out of context, and asking you to look at …
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Comment #48234705
SpaceX's has disclosed that they're loosing $2Bln a quarter on A.I - and rising - in their IPO documents. Anthropic told the Department of War-nee-Defence that they'd made $5bln to…
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Comment #48092666
What are you talking about Willis?
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Comment #48092406
I do think local models are the future, but there's still the question of cost to be answered. Even if there's some slew of effincency improvements that mean an LLM can run locally…
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Comment #43714593
My understanding is that the great filter theory means this is bad news for us humans here on earth. And considering the state of the world right now, it's especially ominous. Fate…
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Comment #39120411
The apps not working either. I guess it’s just down.
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Comment #38038043
This is ridiculously serendipitous. I was looking for a tutorial for this exact shader for a game I'm working on.
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Comment #37432347
In music, the performer can either perform the music as written, or they can inject emotion into the piece by changing the velocity and timing of the notes. This app lets you injec…
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Comment #37402235
“This article is for paying subscribers only” The Free Press
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Comment #37304002
Good to hear it’s not just me. Syntax highlighting and old fashioned code completion are essential for me, but CoPilot is a distraction. I think “reading” code is my least favourit…
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Comment #37259004
It boggles my mind. CSS isn’t hard anymore.
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Comment #36959466
Hoverboards.
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Comment #36858446
Are these really hacks? This is just using ChatGPT normally and as intended.
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Comment #36739522
I made an iOS game years ago along similar lines called “Block Depot”. It was like a warehouse for Tetrominoes, where you’d get orders and deliveries. So you had to get blocks out,…
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Comment #34556383
I feel like this is doing what an animator would do, just badly.
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Comment #32274901
Brian Blessed is more famous than Diana Rigg.
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Comment #32225522
> He was originally hired by two other neuroscientists who also sell biopharma stocks short I'm blown away by this investment strategy. What a brilliant way to monetise exposing fr…
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Comment #31435422
I think they mean it's not in the best interest of the people who "own" the company. Those people want to minimise costs as much as possible and Unions get in the way of them doing…
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Comment #29004563
Allow me to extend my contrafibularities for creating such a fun little project.
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Comment #27843346
Advertising used to be a creative industry. Online advertising has pretty much destroyed that. Perhaps anti-tracking measures will put the focus back on quality in advertising.
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Comment #26434098
GDPR should have been implemented as a standard that browser vendors should implement. e.g. ``` window.getPersonalDataPreferences() ``` It should only prompt the user to submit the…
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Comment #26434037
You're cherry picking.
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Comment #26313485
Screenplays are working documents that multiple teams of people from different disciplines work from. Form should always follow function, and the screenplay format does just that. …
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Comment #25933296
Imagine you and I share an apartment and we split the rent between us. It's not a great apartment. There's mould in the bathroom caused by a lack of ventilation. The carpet is a me…