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Comment on Our interfaces have lost their senses in ~tech
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Comment on Our interfaces have lost their senses in ~tech
sine Link ParentThere are many people doing cool things with AI. I think we passively get exposed to the slop so that's the first thing we think about, but if you dig enough you'll find cool stuff. A couple...There are many people doing cool things with AI. I think we passively get exposed to the slop so that's the first thing we think about, but if you dig enough you'll find cool stuff. A couple examples:
And also: Entangled others, an artistic duo that started using deep learning way before LLMs.
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Comment on Kaátaíra - Ãráiãsaiê (Brazilian "acoustic metal") (2024) in ~music
sine Linkcool stuff thanks for posting reminded me of this acoustic french math band from some years ago https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBTqPpqqeLAcool stuff thanks for posting
reminded me of this acoustic french math band from some years ago
I've seen this article making the rounds but I had never actually read it. I agree with some minor things but disagree with the general idea.
The minor things I agree with: human-computer interfaces will evolve to better integrate our senses (animations, sounds) and the physical space, both as pure tactile feeling (hardware, haptics) and certain digital spaces trying to mimic what we feel and perceive in our real-world spaces.
The general idea, or what I thought it was based on the prototype shown at the end: de-digitalizing spaces and tools is generally a good path. I mostly disagree with this because the digital space is not bounded by our senses and precisely that's its good thing; we don't need to feel or touch, we can just think. And when dealing with information that is highly valuable. We can get information streamlined and distilled to its most pure form, and have a representation of it appropriate for the specific moment we might be in.