Kissaki
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- Comment on Users ditch Glassdoor, stunned by site adding real names without consent 8 months ago:
You quoted the wrong/other comment
- Comment on Experimental Video Game Made Purely With AI Failed Because Tech Was 'Unable to Replace Talent' 8 months ago:
Yes, exactly. That’s what I was referring to in my last sentence.
- Comment on Can you un-smart a smart tv? 8 months ago:
My LG asked me whether I want to enable the smart voice, listening, and AI stuff and I declined.
- Comment on Experimental Video Game Made Purely With AI Failed Because Tech Was 'Unable to Replace Talent' 8 months ago:
I am astonished by an established, commercial website having good structure.
It looks like a documentation website. Sidebar with clear categories and navigation. I really like it.
- Comment on Experimental Video Game Made Purely With AI Failed Because Tech Was 'Unable to Replace Talent' 8 months ago:
The article doesn’t say much. So I checked the source for more information. It doesn’t say much more, but IMO in a much better way, in two concise paragraphs. In the sourced financial report, it is in the intro, two paragraphs:
An example R&D initiative, sponsored by the Innovation team was Project Ava, where a team, initially from Electric Square Malta, attempted to create a 2D game solely using Gen AI. Over the six-month process, the team shared their findings across the Group, highlighting where Gen AI has the potential to augment the game development process, and where it lags behind. Whilst the project team started small, it identified over 400 tools, evaluating and utilising those with the best potential. Despite this, we ultimately utilised bench resource from seven different game development studios as part of the project, as the tooling was unable to replace talent.
One of the key learnings was that whilst Gen AI may simplify or accelerate certain processes, the best results and quality needed can only be achieved by experts in their field utilising Gen AI as a new, powerful tool in their creative process. As a research project, the game will not be released to the public, but has been an excellent initiative to rapidly spread tangible learnings across the Group, provide insights to clients and it demonstrates the power and level of cross-studio collaboration that currently exists. Alongside Project Ava, the team is undertaking a range of Gen AI R&D projects, including around 3D assets, to ensure that we are able to provide current insights in an ever- evolving part of the market
The central quote and conclusion being:
One of the key learnings was that whilst Gen AI may simplify or accelerate certain processes, the best results and quality needed can only be achieved by experts in their field utilising Gen AI as a new, powerful tool in their creative process.
Which is obvious and expected for anyone familiar with the technology. Of course, experiments and confirming expectations has value too. And I’m certain actually using tools and finding out which ones they can use where is very useful to them specifically.
- Comment on Lemmy helping Lemmy World - Youtube without Ads 8 months ago:
Firefox, uBlock Origin, adguard DNS, sponsorblock (crowdsourced video sections with auto skip), DeArrow (crowdsourced clickbait replacement), nyancat seek/progress bar, playback speed control.
I’ve noticed videos stopping and buffering after the first few seconds, but not always, and seemingly less so again. It was acceptable to me.
- Comment on Reddit introduces a new ad format that looks similar to posts made by users | TechCrunch 8 months ago:
Ads get shown because they’re paid. Regular posts compete with all other posts, and user filters and subscriptions.
- Comment on How does delisting a game make/save money? 8 months ago:
the relevant quote:
it’s about these special tax breaks that these companies can take in the immediate aftermath of a merger. So the company expects to write off something up to $3.5 billion connected to content costs as a result. And part of getting that tax benefit means they have to pull some of these shows from the service
- Comment on why don't people say mega meters 8 months ago:
I do. Unfortunately, I don’t have many opportunities to do so.
- Comment on why don't people say mega meters 8 months ago:
Be the change you want to see!
Hopefully, you have many opportunities to use it.
- Comment on An engineer bought a prison laptop on eBay. Then 1,200 incarcerated students lost their devices. 8 months ago:
The community could make rules on what is acceptable to post or not though. And disallow websites that regularly mislead.
- Comment on Hacked WordPress sites use visitors' browsers to hack other sites 8 months ago:
will cause the visitor’s browser to quietly upload a file using the WordPress site’s XMLRPC interface
It’s absurd that XMLRPC is still not disabled by default.
- Comment on Wyze says camera breach let 13,000 customers briefly see into other people’s homes 8 months ago:
The number of affected customers has grown from 14 to 13,000.
Finally back in the growth economy!
Wait…
- Comment on EU to hit Apple with €500m fine over antitrust music streaming complaint from Spotify 8 months ago:
tl;dr/highlight:
While the verdict isn’t public until its announcement “early next month”, the report suggests Apple unfairly prevented apps from suggesting payment methods outside of the App Store.
Spotify submitted their (first) complaint in 2019.
Took quite a few years…
- Comment on 8 months ago:
They didn’t redefine efficiency. They changed the purpose scoping.
- Comment on Science journal retracts peer-reviewed article containing AI generated ‘nonsensical’ images 8 months ago:
How do they do peer-reviews? Evidently it was not enough for what you expect from a vetted journal.
Any consequences or planned changes?
- Comment on [deleted] 9 months ago:
What does this have to do with technology? At least title and teaser have no indication. (And the cross post to lemmyshitpost doesn’t add credibility either.)
- Comment on Early Adopters of Microsoft’s AI Bot Wonder if It’s Worth the Money 9 months ago:
Yes, this is very expected to me. What surprises me is the 30 USD per User per month price point. That’s very expensive. (I can make guesses as to why, but it ultimately doesn’t matter.)
- Comment on Windows 11 24H2 to enforce hardware requirement - gHacks Tech News 9 months ago:
If the CPU does not support POPCNT, Windows 11 version 24H2 will not boot. The instruction requires a processors that supports SSE4.2 or SSE4a.
[…] Intel launched support for SSE4.2 in Intel Nehalem core processors in late 2008. AMD added support for the instructions in late 2011. Older processors continued to be sold for some time.
- Comment on Why were so many people believers in the conspiracy that 9/11 was an inside job 9 months ago:
What do you mean by they had plenty of warning? Do you consider the government, FBI, and CIA to be one entity?
- Comment on So You Think You Know Git? - FOSDEM 2024 9 months ago:
Regarding visual client: I’ve been using TortoiseGit since early on and no other client I’ve tried came close.
I use the log view and have an overview, and an entry point to all common operations I need. Other tools often fail on good overview, blaming through earlier revisions, filterable views of commits or files, or interactive rebase.
- Comment on Has anyone used a programmable keyboard with "home row mods" like this? 9 months ago:
I’ve never found pressing modifier keys to be an issue. I’ll be mindful of my use today.
I guess the hold to repeat input (of letters) is not used much, so not a significant or noticeable loss when replaced. I’d certainly see false positives and having to type slower as deal breakers.
- Comment on If one day our Fingerprint ends up Getting Stollen, Is There a Way we can Change it? 9 months ago:
- Comment on Codeberg.org Opinions? 9 months ago:
If you’re looking for collaboration or audience I’d stay with github. It’s too prevalent to skip for alternative niche with account signup and that elsewhere as a barrier.
If that’s no concern to you it’s viable.
- Comment on How do you tell the difference between dream and reality? 9 months ago:
I’ve had a few cases where something made me remember something I experienced and I couldn’t immediately tell whether I was remembering something from a dream or reality.
- Comment on How do you tell the difference between dream and reality? 9 months ago:
If you go down that reasoning road then everything is a dream. You are never not dreaming.
- Comment on Bluesky is now open for anyone to join | TechCrunch 9 months ago:
Yes. It’s the second step in the sign-up process. And you can’t see anything without signing up.
- Comment on Bluesky is now open for anyone to join | TechCrunch 9 months ago:
SMS verification?
Eeeeh… :-/
- Comment on 🚨SIGNIFICANT, POSITIVE ANNOUNCEMENT ALERT🚨The European Mathmatical Society working with research libraries have found a way to make ALL of the research journals they publish open access, with no APC 9 months ago:
ALERT ALERT lol - I guess we should all do that now because our news is most important obviously 🙃
Didn’t even link to an accessible page, or the source that has the actual info…
- Comment on Imagine everything humans could accomplish if we were not a commerce based civilization. 9 months ago:
…in a very localized and narrow market.
It’s not that simple of an answer. If you want to label the past working fine as such you also have to accept and include the living standards and social-economic environment. Because our environment and world and how we live today are vastly different from back then.
How would you barter-trade production parts of a car, the building of a car, and then that car? How would you barter-trade research and technology development?
Without money, do you pay in a narrow, restrictive way like a place to live and food? Or do you pay in something that can be traded like money - where you practically replaced currency money with a different form of currency money?