BudaDude

It's one of those names that sound better said aloud than spelled out. Excited to see where this goes though!

I mean,shrug look around

Palestine != Hamas

They are most likely referring to this in collaboration with Jony Ive:

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/openai-jony-ive-talks-ra...

> Nukes are not that useful for stuff other than extremely destructive explosions.

I would like to mention that in the Fallout series, a game that depicts a different version of history where nuclear power was widely accessible, cars and robots have their own nuclear generators. The reality is that if nuclear power was common, we would not have any problems with energy or a power grid.

While this may be true, JR has made a number of decisions over the years that has harmed Unity before the merge.

Maybe your git repo with 2 stars doesn’t get money but Open Source projects that thousands of people use do get money. Many countries around the world fund developers to work on open source projects

Fear mongering.

Software engineering will change but it will not be gone. Those who learn how to use these tools will become more valuable than those who don't. Same with every profession.

SDXL can. I suspect the VAE will be better with DALL-E 3 but SDXL can do it too.

This isn't always true. C# outperform GDScript. Even GDScript 2. GDScript is great for quickly programming certains events. But if you want to create complicated systems that using require thousands or millions of data points, you will notice the speed difference.

The biggest issue is no official asset store. The lead developer has mentioned is on the roadmap, but because the company is a non-profit, it's very complicated to start.

Safari does support WebP

https://caniuse.com/webp

180 camera makes more sense at this stage. 360-degree cameras on a phone would be weird when recording with the phone in hand. It would be better on a tripod, but I think Apple is trying not to complicate it unless professionals want it.

True, any neural network. This is a very grey area and rushing to call it "property" ignores what the technology is emulating.

When you think about it like that, if LLM's are based on the human brain, did we basically reinvent slavery?

It's pretty cool how quickly we're able to turn a 2D image into a 3D one these days. Although it's not perfect yet, you can see that it doesn't quite capture the depth of the horse and dragon sculpture near the edges. But this technology will definitely improve over time.

Now, here's a thought to chew on: once we've mastered 2D to 3D, what's stopping us from exploring 3D to 4D conversion? That would take this to an entirely new level.

I think this is largely due to the new charging port coming to the 15. I know people who refused to buy the 14 because they don't want to be stuck with the lightning port for another 1-2 years.

> By sheer number of image generations? Take a guess...

Cat images right?

Finally. It was a ridiculous limit

There is a big difference between someone being killed and a chat bot that says some mean or inaccurate things.

From the perspective of advertisers, this analogy is not applicable. It is important to emphasize that I agree with the notion that tumblr should also have NSFW content. However, advertisers exhibit extreme sensitivity towards their brand being associated with anything even remotely detrimental, and they are inclined to swiftly disassociate themselves without hesitation.

> locked garden

Not to defend Meta, but this isn't true. Meta is embracing the fediverse protocol with Threads.

Okay Elon

Honest question, why does it matter? If we exclude ClosedAI, wouldn't an open source LLM trained on real web data benefit everyone?

It depends how you define an account. Is an account an email? Is an account an id in a database? An IP? You can't sync anything without an "account"

It's not that its green thats the issue, is the shade of green they chose. It does not contrast well with white text and makes it hard to read.

I always wonder how estimations could be made as early as 1450, especially when the land wasn’t fully surveyed for a couple hundred more years. You always have to take these estimations with a grain of salt

The power users have found their community through Lemmy or Discord.

Maybe Lemmy is not for everyone, but 10 years ago you could have said the same thing about reddit.

Maybe he owns the technology that powers reddit, but he does not control the community. Social media platforms have fallen before. Reddit only gained traction after Digg fell.

HTTP is too. People forget that HTTP is the original fediverse.