If your proceduralism doesn't generate easy to hard solvable problems (ie from geometry constraints etc), its not really adding to the gameplay, only the visual experience.
You should start a timer every time you get into the car. For most Americans it might add up to 7-10 hours a week or more. That's a lot even over a few weeks. That's not time walking with your kids or dog sniffing the…
Thats not on htmx to decide what html to resend that's your engineering work...
>I don’t really understand what the value prop of cursor is, it must be the data and models. The simpler answer is that there is almost no value outside of buying some customers. As you've proven to yourself the…
Everyone has a lot of "feelings" about their llm model. No prompts/promptchain/context provided. No model provided. No attempt to show how to reproduce the issue. No attempt at even confirming it themselves. Just…
Yes exactly. They make a constructive IP assertion with the watermark claim of origin that persists across mutation. (ie the "artist" signs their work) They then quitclaim the IP assertion via TOS. These are not…
Lmao I said that in my original post, lmao not that hard to read.
Against MILLLIONS of legitimate uses which you don't seem to care to protect? You should also think about whether, suddenly, courts can now trust images they see because this technology exists? I think thats not even…
You are asserting that the existence of metadata in other venues to be proof that this form of watermarking metadata is just fine with you and should be for everyone else because... nope don't see any reason listed…
Yes... they do matter, perhaps using care in your understanding before attempting to nitpick? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_rights_management#Wate...
and you need the watermark to tell you the fish with the mustache is fake... What image is going to change your worldview so radically that the drm saves you? edit - to be clear you are watermarking 100,000 fishes with…
So you are in the"nothing to hide, nothing to fear" school of privacy rights? Only criminals and bad actors want private defaults? The burden of proof is proving there is some harm or problem that needs solving and…
"I could stand in the middle of 5th Avenue and shoot somebody and wouldn't lose any voters, ok? It's, like, incredible." — Donald Trump So what does a deepfake matter?
Its 2026... people are deliberately choosing to live in their own realities with no care about objective facts or moral choices. So weird images are a big problem? No they don't matter at all.
What value does "strictly speaking" bring to the discussion? So that you don't have to address any of the issues?
So 999 people that are just making an image need to be DRM'ed so that you might catch the 1 person making "realistic but deceptive" images... like this is some kind of special case of ... internet images.
The main difference is we are in the middle of a moral panic and people have lost perspective. Its a tool with different modalties and affordances.
This is helpful because it makes the criminality stand out. Because, yes, in democracies we have public records laws.
At some point this existential doubt about your own work and others seems pretty weird. Go ahead and figure out ways to interrogate on your work with technical means, that's a critical part of the process with an LLM or…
The term absurdist pro-wrestling term "kayfabe" appears to be an attempt to pretend there are adults in the room in these situations. We've seen from the last years that's itself a deception to allow the right wing…
Sagan comes in with a great quote - The problem is summed up by Carl Sagan: “Every time he [von Däniken] sees something he can’t understand, he attributes it to extraterrestrial intelligence, and since he understands…
For context this is the original keybase guy coming back to make a workalike opensource version - https://blog.foks.pub/posts/introducing/
Sprouted potatoes is a sing its time to get some new ones... you want to eat horded 6 month old potatoes glhf I don't eat fumigated strawberries so replacing fumigated strawberries with irradiated strawberries is... not…
You proved my point actually. Neither of those things is actually useful as an eater of food? You want less fresh food and from sketchier sources yet you think those are virtues?
As an EATER of food what is the benefit of CRISPR/GMO? There answer after a good 40 minutes of searching is... nothing. It's a technology 100% in service of being lazier/sloppier for industrial scale food production and…
If your proceduralism doesn't generate easy to hard solvable problems (ie from geometry constraints etc), its not really adding to the gameplay, only the visual experience.
You should start a timer every time you get into the car. For most Americans it might add up to 7-10 hours a week or more. That's a lot even over a few weeks. That's not time walking with your kids or dog sniffing the…
Thats not on htmx to decide what html to resend that's your engineering work...
>I don’t really understand what the value prop of cursor is, it must be the data and models. The simpler answer is that there is almost no value outside of buying some customers. As you've proven to yourself the…
Everyone has a lot of "feelings" about their llm model. No prompts/promptchain/context provided. No model provided. No attempt to show how to reproduce the issue. No attempt at even confirming it themselves. Just…
Yes exactly. They make a constructive IP assertion with the watermark claim of origin that persists across mutation. (ie the "artist" signs their work) They then quitclaim the IP assertion via TOS. These are not…
Lmao I said that in my original post, lmao not that hard to read.
Against MILLLIONS of legitimate uses which you don't seem to care to protect? You should also think about whether, suddenly, courts can now trust images they see because this technology exists? I think thats not even…
You are asserting that the existence of metadata in other venues to be proof that this form of watermarking metadata is just fine with you and should be for everyone else because... nope don't see any reason listed…
Yes... they do matter, perhaps using care in your understanding before attempting to nitpick? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_rights_management#Wate...
and you need the watermark to tell you the fish with the mustache is fake... What image is going to change your worldview so radically that the drm saves you? edit - to be clear you are watermarking 100,000 fishes with…
So you are in the"nothing to hide, nothing to fear" school of privacy rights? Only criminals and bad actors want private defaults? The burden of proof is proving there is some harm or problem that needs solving and…
"I could stand in the middle of 5th Avenue and shoot somebody and wouldn't lose any voters, ok? It's, like, incredible." — Donald Trump So what does a deepfake matter?
Its 2026... people are deliberately choosing to live in their own realities with no care about objective facts or moral choices. So weird images are a big problem? No they don't matter at all.
What value does "strictly speaking" bring to the discussion? So that you don't have to address any of the issues?
So 999 people that are just making an image need to be DRM'ed so that you might catch the 1 person making "realistic but deceptive" images... like this is some kind of special case of ... internet images.
The main difference is we are in the middle of a moral panic and people have lost perspective. Its a tool with different modalties and affordances.
This is helpful because it makes the criminality stand out. Because, yes, in democracies we have public records laws.
At some point this existential doubt about your own work and others seems pretty weird. Go ahead and figure out ways to interrogate on your work with technical means, that's a critical part of the process with an LLM or…
The term absurdist pro-wrestling term "kayfabe" appears to be an attempt to pretend there are adults in the room in these situations. We've seen from the last years that's itself a deception to allow the right wing…
Sagan comes in with a great quote - The problem is summed up by Carl Sagan: “Every time he [von Däniken] sees something he can’t understand, he attributes it to extraterrestrial intelligence, and since he understands…
For context this is the original keybase guy coming back to make a workalike opensource version - https://blog.foks.pub/posts/introducing/
Sprouted potatoes is a sing its time to get some new ones... you want to eat horded 6 month old potatoes glhf I don't eat fumigated strawberries so replacing fumigated strawberries with irradiated strawberries is... not…
You proved my point actually. Neither of those things is actually useful as an eater of food? You want less fresh food and from sketchier sources yet you think those are virtues?
As an EATER of food what is the benefit of CRISPR/GMO? There answer after a good 40 minutes of searching is... nothing. It's a technology 100% in service of being lazier/sloppier for industrial scale food production and…