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When people around you try to convince you that you still have wide perspectives for the future, but you already know that the only perspective you have left is forced...
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No way! Again? Unbelievable!
Look closely at the image below. What do you see? What catches your eye almost immediately, and what remains unnoticed until the very end. And most importantly: what did the author intend to say?
I bet you're wrong: that a frame from a Safari promo, and the strangers in silver suits are hidden trackers monitoring your online activity. Trackers, not demons.
Don't you think this is too big a blunder for companies like Apple? Or are they trying to hint at something?
What I expect from Briar:
— transfer accounts to another device
— one account on several devices (if it's possible)
— direct connection via the Internet and custom bridge settings for countries where Tor is blocked
— optimization of energy consumption
— another app that will support the network without an account
As I understand it, each device with Briar network is a separate "server". So many of my wishes are just unrealizable. Some of them, not all.
RE: https://social.vivaldi.net/@SemenovSherin/116816624067414460
No chance of translating this correctly without losing the reference.
Another example of obvious AI coincidences:
1. A man working on a laptop. Pencil drawing.
2. A man working on a laptop among robots. Pencil drawing.
Literally: here's a man, here's a laptop, and he is working. But this is just a copy. Every time I need to see someone working on a laptop, it's always the same angle, often with a notebook and a mug by the side. This isn't in the prompt, but for some reason the neural networks draw this exact picture over and over again. Why?
I'm convinced that neural networks need more freedom: you set only the main theme and general style, and the AI comes up with the specific situation and details.
But for some reason, sometimes AI drawing very similar images, with the same composition, but different details. For example, this "couple walking in the park" looks just like the "couple walking in the park" from the previous post. I don't like it, but I'm not ready to write detailed prompts yet.
I have to admit, Google's Gemini has really gotten smarter!
I was testing FunOS (which is Ubuntu LTS with JWM) and, to save time, I asked the neural network almost everything. And it answered almost all of my questions quite adequately.
Not without hallucinations, but not as delirious as before. I still wouldn't trust neural networks, but the progress is enormous. I'm really surprised.
