PullUpCircuit 8mo ago • 100%
I didn't see that. I got Oops All Asians when generating gay furry Nazis on Bing.
To answer further questions, it was in response to a post about how Russians are said to view Ukrainian.
PullUpCircuit 8mo ago • 100%
That's really what I'm expecting. My guess is that the training data is skewed, and the prompt cannot adjust.
Either the machine will need to understand what is expected, or the company will need to address this and allow people to enable or disable diversity.
The first option may be impossible to attain at this stage. The second can lead to inappropriate images.
PullUpCircuit 8mo ago • 100%
Maybe not an alternative site, but an alternative perspective. Instead of looking at all items on lemmy, try finding and subscribing to communities that pique your interest, then viewing by subscribed communities.
I know it's not what you were specifically asking for, and it's a little more work than just sliding into another site, but it will give you the opportunity to weed out information you are not interested in.
PullUpCircuit 8mo ago • 100%
Pretty sure these tools are often seeded with prompts that enforce diversity. Bing does the same or similar. I'm more amused by this, as the process isn't aware and can't actively enable or disable these settings.
To actively fit a historical prompt, it would need to not only consider images from the period, but also properly synthesize historical data to go with the prompt.
PullUpCircuit 9mo ago • 100%
My dampness sensors went south a long time ago. Cleaned the whole thing out and everything. I'm also at least the second owner. The contacts in the load selection knob also had worn away from use and I had to repair them. I'll be happy to get another three to five years out of it.
I just use the timed dry now and send slightly smaller loads through. It's much more efficient.
PullUpCircuit 9mo ago • 100%
That's an estimated equivalent 39 billion US dollars drop in revenue from about 300 billion.
PullUpCircuit 9mo ago • 78%
Which is the propaganda? The posts touting Chinese achievements in tech, or the posts saying to beware of the Chinese milestones?
Both.
PullUpCircuit 9mo ago • 100%
Doesn't this mean that overwhelming non factual information would skew the results of chat gpt?
PullUpCircuit 9mo ago • 100%
I would use a damp wrung-out rag with just a tiny bit of soap in it too wipe it down. I might come back with clean water, still wrung-out.
Wooden toothpicks are great for the cracks because they are softer than the plastic.
I would save the IPA on a swab for any electric contacts, assuming you have removed batteries. If you can't remove the batteries, I would wait until you are having physical connection issues or have spilled something on it.
PullUpCircuit 9mo ago • 100%
That's from Draggin Ballz
PullUpCircuit 9mo ago • 100%
Fair question, as I have asked the same as others. I have had a long time to grow comfortable with myself. I have only had passing interest in the other side, and I would only be sad to no longer be myself.
PullUpCircuit 9mo ago • 100%
This is obviously offline and the text is pushed to the device by flash drive, right? ...right?
PullUpCircuit 9mo ago • 100%
There is a cycle of acceptance, but that is more geared to those who receive bad news.
Those stages are denial, anger, depression, bargaining, and acceptance.
I wouldn't call the process of understanding oneself bad news, but I'm a non-egg.
PullUpCircuit 9mo ago • 100%
Interesting blend. Lots of happy hardcore in there.
PullUpCircuit 9mo ago • 100%
Guess I could have searched it, but there are many mysteries I will never understand.
PullUpCircuit 9mo ago • 97%
I wanted to know what a gay furry Nazi super soldier looked like, so here it is, Courtesy of Bing.
Also, almost all those words to describe these soldiers were no no words, so I had to be creative.
PullUpCircuit 9mo ago • 100%
That's funny because I just cancelled my Netflix.
PullUpCircuit 9mo ago • 100%
I'd buy them if they weren't more than $50
PullUpCircuit 9mo ago • 100%
I'm Gonna Be (Told To Sit)
I would drive 1500 miles, and I would drive 1500 more but to be told to sit right down when I open your door.
Miss Piggy as Ellie Driver in Kill Bill in a white nurses outfit and eye patch walking down the hall with a syringe on a tray
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My question in FOSS is whether, or how the license applies, if anyone can clarify it for me. I'm not going into a legal battle, I just am having issues rectifying the licensing with my expectations. Also, ia most FOSS is written this way, with an expectation that organizations have to pay for licensing to use the software? The issue below is for AGPL and PDFCreator. AGPL, if I read it correctly, seems to restrict restrictions on the license. I work as MSP for an entity who uses PDFCreator, quite possibly based on a previous license. I can't otherwise explain the use or make changes myself, other than it is used as a PDF printer on user desktops to create digital documents. What I can say is that we had recently attempted to automate the process of installing it with new computers. We ran into a minor hiccup and contacted their support for assistance. The response was that the program is not intended for free use in a corporate environment and that we will need to purchase licenses. While I take issue with their determination and restriction of the use, it is their software and they make the rules. I'm not sure if they are violating the GPL, but I'd like some understanding if anything has a different interpretation. We will most likely just use the built in PDF creator. A loss for the FOSS footprint, but not something I can control.