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Pessimism of the intellect, optimism of the will. Aut inveniam viam aut faciam.
By the water Katılım Mart 2009
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This is self-evidently true.
All this progress in generative AI, and not a single serious piece of culture other than slop shorts.
All this 10x vibe coding, and not a single new compelling consumer app.
Techies do this all the time: confusing being Gutenberg with being Luther, the maker of the technology of culture for the culture itself.
Hephaestus forges Achilles’ armor in the Iliad, but he’s not the hero and barely appears otherwise compared to other gods.
Technocapitalism might make Hephaestus the rich guy on Olympus, but Homer is going to write him out of the script anyhow.
yung macro 宏观年少传奇@apralky
Many will not want to hear this but "taste" is just g with sufficiently varied training data. Steve Jobs had "taste" because he was like +3SD IQ and trained on calligraphy class and being homeless smoking weed in India or whatever. Meanwhile his IQmatch now microdoses amphetamines to narrow the training set and ends up "dronemaxxing" at CitSec with a great transcript. Sorry chud the flunker will get the cake this time
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'Evening, Arbroath.' (c1912) James Watterston Herald painted predominantly in watercolour, working in a very wet manner to create atmospheric blots and puddles, within his evocative depictions of rainy city streets. He's often compared to the brilliant Arthur Melville.
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Mark Rothko suffered his whole life from a visual condition that caused him to paint his squares to be very fuzzy, and bad.
But now with AI we can clean them up and see them how he probably imagined them!
Mark Rothko@artistrothko
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We are announcing that we have programmed the computer to be more genuine.
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Took me a while to unravel this artists name but I wanted to post so it was essential
Lionel Chevalier
He lives and works in Normandy
These are Watercolours
A new find today and I’m in love !
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'Phosphorescent Sea' (1933) by M. C. Escher
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the engineers who design these machines for weird random physical tasks in manufacturing are so cool. "hey we need a bottle stander upper machine, can you do it?" "sure thing, itll be a big wheel and we'll slap em. we'll just the slap the shit out of em"
Simon Sarris@simonsarris
they are literally out here writing bozo sort in factories
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