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100 sats \ 2 replies \ @zuspotirko 14h \ on: Did a Chatbot Solve a Problem for You? AskSN
In my experience people who complain about having to correct chatbots often (not always) don't prompt long enough. For GPT-5 or GPT-OSS or equivalent models you don't write a Google query into a sentence. You can write 3 - 4 sentences and be surprised.
Here is how I would edit it:
- rotated it straight. There is a slight perspective shift therefore the rotation isn't 100% perfect.
- cleanup background. First I thought I would make it all blue sky but I like the yin-yang with the blue sky and red fall trees
- If I did have a 10bit or more RAW I would have fixed the overexposure on the dog and slightlighy lightened the dog as a whole. But I didn't
However, unlike the tech boom of the 1990s, the current AI boom isn’t translating into widespread economic optimism. In fact, Americans are remarkably downbeat about the economy and the future in general. And I think it’s worth trying to understand why.
Hottake: this is more cultural than economic
I know on this website most of you are either economic doomers, waiting for an eminent apocalypse or self loathing and whining how bad you think you have it.
But the real reason is that we've become culturally desensitized. Even people who made millions with nvidia just shrug their shoulders and go back to work instead of popping champagne. It doesn't feel like it matters anymore.
Do you guys use a 24-70 standard zoom? I don't but it feels like this type of lens is so so popular for Sony, Nikon, Canon
Scarcity in movies. We had a dozen or two VHS tapes or DVDs. We watched these specific movies over and over and over again. These specific ones for sure did change my character subconsciously.
This does not happen nowadays. Everyone watches everything. Nothing is personal to you anymore.
Can't say for sure, I have only made a few friendships (and those that I have boil down to instagram follows and less than yearly verbal exchange)
Barcelona and places like that seem pretty annoyed at the tourism - I think this applies to many big coastal cities. I know a few villages in the Italian mountainside where the locals are still very welcoming of tourists. This might be because they know their financial dependence is more direct and tangible. In big cities this cause-effect probably seems more abstract to the locals.
Idk can't say for sure
The places where I used to vacation as a kid but turned into tourist hotspots in the last years/decades
Places that used to be normal towns with locals, maybe one or two hotels. Now the beachfront is only hotels. On the analog pictures we were alone on the beaches, now they're 5 rows of parasols. Back then the ferry carried like a dozen cars. Now it's a huge ferry the size of a cruise ship.
The ski resorts that had one lift back then. The whole "resort" being 5 families and everyone ate lunch together - they turned the lift off while we ate lol. Now it's a huge resort with thousands of guests and dozens of lifts through the whole valley. And it isn't even cold enough to consistently snow nowadays.
It's bittersweet and I know many places like that all over europe. It's a bittersweet feeling and I can only share it with few people since back in the day middle and lower class people didn't vacation that much (and in this way) as we did
We're so suddenly in a new renaissance of >50mm portraits (see: #1230118). Who would have thought. This is amazing.
This thing is a fully fledged social media app?
What. Why. Who asked to have the ai slop brainrot the be more purely injected into his brain?
How do they do it without owning all of Youtube like Google does? It doesn't look like generated by unreal engine either.
It's piracy of Hollywood movies, isn't it? It has to be, where else are they getting the data from.