Ivan Ganev

A huge number of content creators are currently "fighting" AI, it is interesting that they always suggest their viewers to do the same thing - create original "human" content and thus fight soulless AI content. That is, they literally call for creating food for AI.

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Very fun demo. Final battle with the dragon was very close, as it turned out fire mages are very vulnerable to fire @TKIWGame

They trying to resist, even though they have no chance. This should not be laughed at, but respected.

I watched the video youtube.com/watch?v=hvwyLG… by @MariVtuber and started thinking about people who laugh at artists and communities that cancel AI art. Artists are now in the position of a city that is besieged by the legions of the Roman Republic.

Today, my PC was nearly compromised. With just one click, I installed a malicious @code extension. Luckily, I was saved as my PC doesn't run on Windows. Hackers are getting smarter and aren't just targeting beginners. Here's how they do it and how you can protect your coins!

This is nuts! 🥜 End to end type inference with @remix_run and @EffectTS_ . Including errors. I can now differentiate and cherry pick which errors I want to send to the client to handle. Any errors that I do not pick will cause the ErrorBoundary to render instead.

This is probably one of the saddest YouTube videos I've ever seen youtube.com/watch?v=z39dFn… @shadiversity

I think this is not some random idea from Henry Boseley, this is what poisons modern Hollywood, an excellent excuse for giving up coming up with new things and endlessly digesting past ideas.

Of course, we can say that we live in a world of postmodernism and everything has already been invented before us, but what, people a hundred years ago could invent new things, but now they have forgotten how?

Someone had to initially come up with them “out of nothing” so that we could then connect them? To create a connection you need at least two points, so someone came up with these two “initial” ideas “out of nowhere”?

I came across this video by @HenryBoseley and I think it has a controversial message: youtube.com/watch?v=iDTOD9… The Closer Look says that "ideas don't appear out of nowhere; creativity is about creating connections between existing ideas."

This is a very strange idea, and very easy to refute. If new ideas cannot appear out of nowhere, and it is always “creating connections between existing ideas,” then where did these ideas that we connect come from?

youtube.com/watch?v=26JN8U… great stream from @YamAlbat. I started to look at the design of vtubers differently now, I can see design nuances that were not noticeable before (not only among those who were discussed on the stream, but in general).

🙏 @NickNitroYT

Attack on Titan is a work of genius. Manga began to be published in 2009; in those calm times, no one could have imagined that in 14 years we would be on the brink of the third world war, and that this manga and anime would turn out to be so relevant.

I just finished the Generative AI learning path course cloudskillsboost.google/journeys/118, there are some fun questions on the test, for example, I don't think you need to be an AI expert to answer this question:

That way anyone can get a rough idea of what is written to you in the messages! And actually a lot of his ideas are from the same category - they break privacy and assume that different applications will share very sensitive information with each other

Many of his ideas are absolutely monstrous and not safe for privacy. For example, if the messenger will write even to the attempt to send a message that the recipient often receives such messages - then any user without his knowledge can be "searched" for all kinds of messages.

"How to chat with a 56-page PDF" Good developer-focused YouTube explainer: youtube.com/watch?v=ih9PBG… Very excited about the growing layer of software infrastructure on top of GPT APIs, and all of the possible extensions here.