What the hell kind of crap is that writing?
Also, I’m surprised this is even this a thing, I thought he’d abandoned the boring company years ago.
What the hell kind of crap is that writing?
Also, I’m surprised this is even this a thing, I thought he’d abandoned the boring company years ago.
Well they inherited a market that was golden for the Boomers and GenX
Sadly, those two groups, instead of continuing to fight for workers rights like generations before them, grandfathered their rights into contracts in exchange for sacrificing our rights.
It’s a core problem with image generator LLMs. For some fucking reason they seem to have fed them the content from sites that had a lot of porn. Guessing Imgur and Deviantart.
Literally the first time I tried to use MS’s image generator, was out with some friends trying a new fried chicken place and we were discussing fake tinder profiles.
So I thought to try it and make a fake image of “woman senuously eating fried chicken”.
Content warning, blah blah blah.
Try “Man sensuously eating fried chicken”. Works fine.
We were all mystified by that. I went back a few days later to play around. Tried seeing what it didn’t like. Tried generating “woman relaxing at park”.
Again, content warning. Switch to a man, no problem. Eventually got it to generate with “woman enjoying sunset in a park.” Got a very dark image, because it generated a completely nude woman T-posing in the dark.
So, with that in hand I went back and started specifying “fully clothed” for a prompt involving the word “woman”. All of a sudden all of the prompts worked. They fed the bot so much porn that it defaulted women to being nude.
It was a work issue about a decade ago. Client wanted certain emails from automation to be masked as coming from him.
Most email boxes, including Gmail, didn’t have an issue. Outlook(the one that shipped with Office) laughed at it and displayed the original sender in giant bold letters.
Adapt to it as best we can. Minimize your use of fossil fuels, particularly Natural Gas(Methane). Get some books on farming to understand a worst case need to live off grid.
We’re past the point that we can go back. The glaciers on Antarctica and Greenland are in a self-sustaning melt cycle at this point.
Yay, does this mean that Google is going to stop saying the masked email address is the sender and hide the true email address?
You know, like MS has done for over 15 years now?
Also, “usually trouble”.
Have rarely seen anyone have trouble crossing there. Unless it’s Tesla, BMW or Audi SUV, then just let them go pass, because they can’t drive anyways.
Fyi: is a joke, they’re foam.
Also, this crossing needs a dedicated light that ties into the nearby traffic light.
Sir Terry Pratchett.
A phenomenal author whose ability to weave a story is fantastic, but was also adept at writing in jokes and references that make re-reading the novels a delight.
Until he faces consequences for this, there is no downside to him.
And the longer it takes for there to be consequences, the better it is for him when they happen, as it is increasingly attributed to him “being right” to his cult.
Before that they have to figure who actually owns the ship. Which may or may not be easy.
Didn’t say they couldn’t afford them. They didn’t want to pay that expense
If you think for a second they’re actually doing anything to these people, I have the deed to a bridge in Baltimore I want to sell you
*For a pittance of their master’s money.
Time to make and market a package of 30,000 10 frame long 100 pixel x 100 pixel random videos.
At what point is a sauce not a curry, soup or drink?
Bug your indian friends by calling Ketchup a tomato curry.
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Unfortunately its all in person knowledge from living in the area.
Coast Salish Agriculture: permanent exhibit at UBC Botanical Garden. Specifically how they cultivated groves of Garry Oak trees.
Searching Garry Oak or Garry Oak Tree turns up a fair bit of resources to read there.
In general, a bit to read about a non PNW native agriculture is a short excerpt in The World Without Us by Alan Weisman. He talks about what we consider the “natural state” of the island of Manhattan. To paraphrase: If you consider it plains or meadow, that’s not the natural state. That state was one created and managed by native people in the area when European explorers and settlers arrived.
As for their use of the western red cedar. Again, in person. For in person visits and information I would recommend:
• Grouse Mountain maintains a small collection, as well as some respectable Alpine-ish hiking in the summer.
• Sea To Sky Gondola in Squamish, BC: tourist attraction run by the local native band.
• The best would of course be the UBC Museum of Anthropology. Edit: which works with the native groups to display/restore/preserve artifacts. Its not just pilfered stuff.
Yeah and it unfortunately succeeded, so I’m surprised it is still around.