So they’re trying to blur the line between ads and real content.
I expected the same by default, but after learning more I find it unlikely. They had a pretty good explanation for it being a mistake.
and don’t take any more time with your eyes off the road.
Physical controls generally don’t have to be looked at at all to reach common controls.
Post the original video => Want text. You lose.
Post hackaday citing the video => Want original. You lose.
(Probably)
AI is so hot right now and these incompetent doorknobs have FOMO.
So the pedantry is that the whole package can’t be called a processor. A CPU is not a processor.
That is not very friendly.
Anyway, here’s a picture of what I believe is a multi-chip processor.
I mean, there’s no information to be gained here. Whenever this guy promises something, it means absolutely nothing.
I count this as a meme because all it does is to kind of pass as a joke.
This is not a meme community
Some people just are like that.
I find victim blaming counterproductive. It would be more helpful to discuss stronger consumer protection laws.
It refers to the affected models, not the cause. The apple silicon iMac was a complete redesign.
Didn’t think of that, good point.
The inbreeding could also affect larger decisions in sneaky ways, like how it wants to compose the image. It would be bad if the generator started to exaggerate and repeat some weird ai tropes.
I would expect some kind of small artifacting getting reinforced in the process, if the approved output images aren’t perfect.
That is not how it works. That’s not how it works at all.
That should be easy on windows, but user permissions might also be enough for whatever it does.
I guess it’s just normalized.
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