My role model is the Buddha
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My role model is the Buddha
because he didn’t have to live through the last 2500 years of shit
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@NIGHTEN It's OK. I support the project because I appreciate the values. I haven't used it for code; I'm not sure that's easy to do.
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@evan working on a piece on this but broadly in agreement - i think the AI exceptionalism is fever pitch here rn as if everything up to here was somehow fine and dandy and now we've passed an invisible threshold into fascism. like cmon...
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@evan common GenAI images aren't great, since they're generated by image uneducated users.
But I've seen really interesting work by photographers already (it's not a surprise, since their own art got the same criticisms a century ago "it's not your work, it's the machine's", "it's not art, it's engineering"). But that also implies that a lot of curation and post-production takes place in the process, just like photography.
And of course, using the medium to say something through it.
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@DrFerrous I've been writing and publishing code on the Web since about the time the Web began. I'm sure that a lot of my original work is used for training data.
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@evan
There are so many applications for which LLMs are used/useful. I think you make good points about learning based on experience for code production and other uses. OTOH, if I had worked intensively to produce copyrighted content — I am thinking about books, whether fiction, textbooks, etc. — that was then scooped up and regurgitated after a query (e.g., medical advice), I might think otherwise (not to mention the risk that LLMs probably shouldn't be used unsupervised for med advice rn).
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@ciccillo i computer sono nella stessa rete? Se sí, e se CUPS è configurato per condividere le stampanti, le vede anche l'altro computer automaticamente via Zeroconf / avahi
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I see a lot of strong anti-LLM takes on the Fediverse. I like some of them, and I don't like others. I sometimes respond if I think I can contribute to the conversation, but not always.
