yes!!! yes!!!

ffmpeg is like a lover to me

no <3

but in a kind way

if you need an extra pair of hands for anything, hmu! i've been using linux on the desktop for 15 years, hosting my own VPSes for 6 years, and an informal sysadmin for a few years.

the idea of images on jstpst is exciting, and i am sure we all will be very responsible about it

(i have to admit, there are a lot of gritty memes, i'm not familiar)

Re: The Onion, they're still doing AI right? (I'm not trying to say this article is necessarily written using AI, but the "Pros and Cons" articles smell pretty badly of it)

i have to say, this just feels like good ol forum culture

the beef between animalcrossingcommunity and animalcrossingahead was rare and tender. i miss it

hello. how do i find my 2nd grade teacher? i'm pretty convinced i was correct about our argument we had about the equitable distribution of desk space.

reassuring!

Oh man :\

I'm assuming this isn't a niche case where integrating an LLM makes sense right?

Perhaps you could raise high standards for the business justification and value of adding an LLM. Note the reputational risk of appearing to chase gimmicks at the expense of user experience. Maybe your app demographic is one which would be alienated by adding LLM garbage?

The company I work for has a natural-language processing powered tool and we've still not integrated new LLMs into it AFAIK. (The only information I have about this is what's public knowledge, to note)

Either way, good luck!! If you have to do the LLM integration I hope you can at least host your own models and you can at least make it known how poorly interpretable and how poorly predictable LLMs are.

ya! i think that's the plan.

no jokes here, just very potent edibles

i know this is a normal amount for some folks, especially those who use weed therapeutically. but i personally can't imagine using this much every again, because, zoinks

thank u for posting this

I haven't seen this yet, but it's so refreshing to see a YouTube informative video that's broken up into parts and is not 4 hours long. (Sorry Hbomberguy)

Going to watch this later because it seems so eminently Consumable

I basically agree with this. I highly value consistent and principles-based thinking.

I used to be the same way as Stallman (starting with premises and following them to their conclusions, however uncomfortable.) But I think we differ in that (1) I wouldn't post about them, (2) I make compromises all the time for convenience, and (3) living life means using imperfect logic and heuristics over incomplete information to minimize the costs of decisionmaking. So it's super silly to imagine oneself as being equipped to start with the "right" premises and to be able to follow them to absolutely correct conclusions.

I honestly think necrophilia is a great extreme point for discussion, but only in places where people want those annoying Big Philosophy Debates. (Reasoning for it being good for discussion: It has a big disgust-to-actual-harm ratio, AND participants can rest assured they're all mutually uninterested in the act. I wouldn't think, "Oh, zeldamaster2002 makes some good points, but do they have unsavory intentions with a corpse?")

That said, Stallman has advocated for the ethics of CSAM, pedophilia, incest, etc. too, so, yuck. ("Uh, does zeldamaster2002 have unsavory intentions with a sibling? They're really invested in this debate.") A lot of the arguments for these assume the event happens in a vacuum, or under extremely and infeasible contrived conditions. I overall think a good ethical law/rule should be an ethical heuristic, and even if we can imagine a scenario where necrophilia is good, it's astronomically more likely to be harmful, so it's good to prescribe against it.

At the very least, this thinking isn't reflected in his political notes. I think he at least has the capacity to weigh matters by importance (whereas I spent 45 minutes trying to summarize my position on necrophilia, an issue which will never matter in my life), but maybe not be expertise. (His posts about disabled actors are about as long as his posts about iOS 14's EU app store changes.)

I think I sympathize with Stallman to a degree, as an autistic "bad ending" I've avoided. I'm quite autistic, but I feel like I've been able to far better internalize the mechanisms and utility of how people interact well enough to get by.

fingers crossed for you!! i hope this works out. humans were not made to do paperwork and interact with bureaucracy

what about if a computer were shaped like hello kitty

i disagree but i have upvoted you anyway

the higher the framerate the better. you don't watch theater with a 24Hz strobe light and you would never start. give me 2000Hz movies on a $2000000 screen

i need 5D TV

i have to admit, when im straight up joinking my peanits, i use just one screen

when coding for work, i have just two screens minimum. due to a series of events, i had seven screens going at the most, which was quite silly

I never knew this, seems wack considering how quick digital rips hit torrent sites, but also 100% explains why there were so many bad 3D movies out there.

Every VR headset out here today will be obsolete by the time 3D movies are big again, so I'll wait a bit longer...

they pronounced "jst pst" wrong in the video for the WWDC so they scrapped it immediately

i don't think this person did anything wrong to be fair

i wish 3D movies took off but seeing as they haven't, lol, lmao,

pluto review part two: this reminds me why i hate anime so much. this feels so stretched out. every anime i finish i feel lost it just goes on and on. this should've been half as long