firatsarlar

Someone out there can go and build a cancer vaccine for their dog, and I can't even find a door into projects like this — that's on me. Forget a PR, even making a comment feels devastating - human communication -. I have everything it takes to help this project, and I can do nothing. Lovely.

Exactly.

Scaling is a dream or theory we think we solved. Distance between ... to practice. So ... should be reconsidered again.

Truth doesn't move much. It moves slowly, so that those holding onto it don't fall. Keep up.

So we have ad blockers, ad blocker detectors.... But apparently no ad blocker blocker. Should I continue? Block the blockers by blocking the blockage... ouch.

Another acquisition. Another growth move. Please don't stop. Grow, run as fast as you can. So what? So you grow. So what? Grow. As you can. Can't some stay small... Just some. All the marketing effort — I'm no pro, just my perception — is a constant pain for me. Things I like, things I get used to, keep leaving the product. The thing that might actually do some good — possibly — sits in a queue, never sees daylight. So. Be a grown-up. An adult.

A life framework, consensus, that how the man face the thing that they crafting.

They are markers on the map. It is like "Can you drink a river ?"

This is just one of many perspectives, highlighting an approach based on results. Generative AI is simply a process that produces output aligned with our expectations. It should revolve around managing expectations and embracing different perspectives. Rather than delving into mystery and religion, which might take us outside the realm of academia, perhaps we could explore alternative fields. Let's consider an image of a sleeping cat: I attempted both photographing a real cat asleep and generating an image using MJ. Interestingly, the AI output resembled a "cat pretending to be sleeping," while the other cat was genuinely asleep. It's all about the standards we set.

I miss that. There was only one way to do a thing, and I could run. Then, ... many ways to do one thing, and I did freeze.