Have been needing to use AI more at work lately, and thought I would experiment with some ideas I have had for a while, but never quite had the time.
Have been needing to use AI more at work lately, and thought I would experiment with some ideas I have had for a while, but never quite had the time.
I'm going to be sad to lose Youtube, because it can be a really useful resource.
Kennt ihr schon die immer länger werdende Liste an Open Source Software die #KI Code enthält? https://codeberg.org/small-hack/open-slopware
Es ist einfach tragisch…
/via @zeitschlag #AI #AISlop
https://b23.tv/BV1ivXhB5EjD 一眼AI的视频还有人猛夸,而且当时根本没有这么高清的MV,还有那个小女孩更绷不住了,这不就是鱿鱼游戏吗?甚至还有作者的头像、盗梦空间的陀螺(盗梦空间2010,Jay2000),还有高科技3D显示屏,还有黑曜石色和鎏金色的两头牛,中间画风还突变了,等等等等、、、
更加绷不住的来了,查看主页:
『印第安老斑鸠|AI饭制MV』只有1000播放
改成『雪藏20多年?阿尔法从未发布的「印第安老斑鸠」MV』就有2.6W播放了。问号放的好,网感这一块。不过看个乐还是不错的,应该说是模型不错()
Did DRF get taken over by someone?
What possessed them to recommend something as shit as drf-spectacular that pisses on the entire legacy of DRY and elegant well architected code?
Speaking of typewriters... how to stop students using AI.

Once a semester, a Cornell University instructor requires her students to complete an in-class assignment using typewriters -- an exercise to help them understand what writing, thinking and classrooms were like before everything turned digital. The exercise started in 2023, as Grit Mathias Phelps grew frustrated with the reality that her German language students were using generative AI and online translation platforms to churn out grammatically perfect assignments. The revival is part of a national trend toward old-school testing methods like in-class pen-and-paper exams and oral tests to prevent AI use for assignments on laptops.
I cannot fathom a world in which a team joining a project immediately asks for access to various AI tools so they can do their job!
And yet, here we are