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Lots of good thinking in this article. A few things come to mind before we hit a data wall.

1. Sensor all things

2. Waves upon waves

3. Dynamic or Living Semiotic Graphs. Bring your own terminology.

4. General Artificial Synesthesia.

Semiotic graph may be a better term?

There is a place for us bottom readers on HN’s too. Honor the downvote.

I don’t know the exact algorithm, but I can give you a good idea why this might have happened. I hope you feel I’m not being critical, but rather trying to help explain that this is probably not personal…

1. Sensitive Topic

2. Rhetorical Questions and Ambiguity

3. Implied Criticism

4. Complex Sentence Structure (I’m guilty of writing in the same format as my thoughts too)

5. The Typo (“own country” instead of “on country”)

This effectively describes why you were likely algorithmically downvoted.

The reason we hate them is we rarely reveal our true secrets and methods. These stacks of creative building blocks (digital and physical) serve an artist well. Now anyone can be almost as good as a resourceful artist with a little effort.

The reason we love them is the same reason we love art… To create something out of nothing with the resources at hand.

Most artist love and hate, xor love to hate while simultaneously hating to love ai.

Have you considered testing with molecular modeling and protein folding?

If you can prove someone on a psychedelic is proficient at this task you may be able to pierce the subjective veil of this study.

Superb Hero FTW

It does mean something was manipulated though. In most cases attention and or resources. Both finite at some scale. When either is gained it does take from something else.

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Assuming the end goal is to serve humanity. Will a human always be better at using an LLM or will LLM’s eventually be better at using LLM’s to serve humanity?

I agree, this is one of the rare occasions one has an abundance of samples and content to work with. No generative ai required to have a lot of fun. Good job.

It’s already happening. Ai is being used today to review police cam footage. Not in real time but that’s also not a huge barrier.

Fuck manipulation … oops there went the whole internet.

Very true, few people know how to keep ads profitable when you have a high volume of traffic. The rotation scheme used to help. In a way publishers have to have their own private ad tech to integrate with commercial ad tech to game it in some way in order to not be completely milked in a never ended reduction of value of one’s traffic as a user base grows unresponsive.

Representing the broker, the publisher and the house is efficient and is how google can spend your ad budget and deliver absolutely nothing in return. It takes expertise (more money) and a long runway to even break even with todays google “ad tech”.

If you could build it in 2024 what would you do differently and what would you keep the same?

AI tends to master these creations. If a song is mastered it’s likely documented who mastered it. This could birth a music industry fueled authentication service in the future.

See arXiv link in comments.

Jeff Johnson’s “Stop the Script” (iOS, MacOS). Blocks all JS, including inline. If a site doesn’t have a fallback to serve static content or is not readable when I disable JavaScript… I leave.

Advertising is just another sign system. Most sign systems use and or manipulate environments.

You just used a digital forum to advertise your opinion.

Not related to your first submission on hacker news to git?

What’s your product?

Product Hunt, paid ads, affiliates, emails, social media, niche market places, business journals, trade shows, newsletter placements, press releases, direct mail, business cards, local orgs and institutions, meetups, and free beer.

I’ve exhausted options on my 4090. I sense a need for a “can you bake it” YT channel.

An interface makes programs more accessible to humans by placing them within a spatial field that's more familiar to our natural conditions.

Most people with programming skills prefer the command line interface. The advantage of integrating computation and design into the real world is increased accessibility and ease of learning.

However, after selling my LightForm projector and all AR/VR equipment in pursuit of similar novel solutions, I can confidently say I now prefer workflows that are contained within a small device I can carry in my pocket and stow away when done.

My preferred interface is simply an easy button.

I wonder if UI/UX design people here have an enlarged salient network region?

Salience is crucial in semiotic understanding when designing for other humans that are unique and different to the designer.

The best are very thoughtful people.

Guess it's time to synapse a new pun into the mix.

The nerve of this guy.

It’s possible he spent his life studying the subject or watches a lot of Gistory Channel that often reveals blunt force trauma as a cause of death in various archeological digs. It seems to be a recurring theme that is safe enough to generalize without verbose reasoning attached.

I have a feel for the tone llamaimperative is referencing. The choice to reflect from a more critical point of view has inspired further useful dialog in interpreting your contents for me personally. Good work, do better may be the deeper message here. In a nice way.

Maybe start to head into the direction of filters. Stuff that after effects can already do for video. Stay interested in this and keep improving. Great work.