Geert AartsFor those that like #playmobil: kind of #art picture taken together with my daughter last night on #texel, Netherlands. #aurora #Noorderlicht
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Vierfachdad. Team Cargobike. Macht 'was mit Computern' und Wolken. Nur echt mit Tippfeder!
Ian McQue
Paul DwerryhousePossibly the most annoying UI trend of the last few years is websites changing from
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Roiberhexe 🦇Ich liebe ja Radieschen
#illustration #kleineKunstklasse #art #artonmastodon #mastodonart #kunst #artcafé
Ismail Inceoglu"PLAIGUE"
[1] So it went from "What brushes do you use?" to "What's your prompt?"
It's a fact that many talented artists tasted the seductive artificial intelligence, but gave it up quickly. I was truly disappointed, because some of them are my idols. But at least they realised what a plague this whole scheme is.
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#ArtStation https://www.artstation.com/artwork/9NWN8q
#DeviantArt https://www.deviantart.com/seven-teenth/art/PLAIGUE-941411282
Ailantd Sikowsky🔻Too much work means nothing new still around. So here it goes another oldie: Almost 10 years from this one already!
emily freemanCan we get gifs on here? It’s how I express myself.
Polychrome 
The bit about a lawyer being stopped from entering a music hall in the US because its facial recognition system picked up that she's part of a law company that's suing them is even crazier than I thought.
The law company isn't suing the music hall - it's suing a restaurant, in another state, which is owned by the hall's parent company MSG Entertainment. MSG gone ahead and harvested photos of all the lawyers in the firm and fed it to an image recognition system to ban them from every MSG Entertainment owned location.
People always tell me that if you've got nothing to hide then you've got nothing to fear. She's got nothing to hide and they still went after her.
If this doesn't start making people worried about facial recognition then there's serious trouble coming.
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2022/12/facial-recognition-flags-girl-scout-mom-as-security-risk-at-rockettes-show/
The law company isn't suing the music hall - it's suing a restaurant, in another state, which is owned by the hall's parent company MSG Entertainment. MSG gone ahead and harvested photos of all the lawyers in the firm and fed it to an image recognition system to ban them from every MSG Entertainment owned location.
People always tell me that if you've got nothing to hide then you've got nothing to fear. She's got nothing to hide and they still went after her.
If this doesn't start making people worried about facial recognition then there's serious trouble coming.
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2022/12/facial-recognition-flags-girl-scout-mom-as-security-risk-at-rockettes-show/
Jonathan Edwards
Jim JagielskiComplexity is never removed. It's simply moved someplace else. Containers and container orchestration are a perfect example. What containers make simple, simply means that the complexity moves to managing all of them.
All software and infrastructure advances are just ways of changing who has to hold the bag of shit for the time being.