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While I don't think this is novel I am a believer that AI has changed computing forever in the same way the tweet implies. I now use my own video compositor to edit videos instead …

I would prefer to celebrate human art at a fair. Same as I still watch humans play chess and sport. Kind of defeats the spirit of having a contest.

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The way a lot of people use AI is kind of proof the only thing they ever did or cared about was appearances and hype. There is not one iota of interest in reality. Every waking mom…

I am the author of an open source media viewer called Lowkey Media Viewer that's been around for years and has some users and Patreon support, but I've always wanted to add some ba…

It is the right way to describe it, that guy just doesn't remember how minesweeper worked.

I'm not a ruby dev, but what makes this forum authoritative? It launched 7 months ago and the admins seem to be some random business owners? The posts have a couple of replies each…

Yes they do. Sampling is the only pseudo-random part. Models return a deterministic distribution of output tokens for a given input of tokens.

Well there's compromise that means multi-dimensional constraint optimization, and that's fine. But a lot of time what people mean by compromise is they compromised on cost, or on e…

I have not experienced this "llms dont write maintainable code narrative" I just tell it the shape of the entities and apis I want vaguely and the mental model and the output is ex…

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This is a business culture problem not a tech problem.

Weird move to release this for a company that has mostly artists as customers but they were already kind of persona non grata for other reasons.

oh ok so just for money body and property related issues. phew.

I shipped this shader based video compositor as part of a bigger project ive been working on since before LLMs but the compositor was 100% ai and it works fantastically. It's not a…

No. Exact opposite. Opening it up to everyone is what kills everything good, the endless september of grocery store tabloid aisles and clickbait. Gatekeepers are good, restrictions…

I don't think they bought them just for the claude-code gui harness as it is now. it's to have strategic control over some software runtime they can use to do other things related …

Hadn't heard of this before but its a cool idea. I often take my own little "programming retreats" and go to another city for a week and work out of a nice coworking space for a se…

Self hosted media platform with similarity search, face search and clustering, a great fun media player with shuffle, VS mode where you rank your media resulting in an elo, remote …

I feel like that's more saying they can't train on the fly, and also that serializing spatial data and world models is something we haven't really done fully. For me all neural net…

When you watch it solve complex problems and use the browser and do internet searches, and use the entire surface area of the console tools on a linux box every day the idea that t…

Just to be clear I think there is a difference between saying "there are systemic issues in the way some businesses market and sell that sometimes are harmful to the public good, v…

I'm always curious if people who think like this have ever owned a business and had to convince people to actually give them money for what they do.

There are a lot of people with a long career in the old way of doing things are feeling incredibly threatened and defensive and desperate to virtue signal about AI.

The absolute only thing that matters is if they are provided an image what's the success rate.