And your artists wouldn’t exist without generations of artists before them and a bunch of scientists developing the computers that run all the tools modern artists use.
What exactly is your point here? Are we morally obliged to safeguard current artists, simply because their predecessors once made significant contributions to the field?
BTW, don’t argue ad hominem. I’m not pro AI, I’m just against unjustified entitlement.
If nobody “values” it, maybe it’s not that valuable?
This is again the arrogance I pointed at. If art is subjective and the majority of the subjects decide that this art doesn’t matter, how can you claim to be the all knowing art authority who can judge them and their taste in art?
Let’s be honest, 99% of art is used to fill bank spaces, nothing more.
And how many of those people you think would be willing to pay for some drawings if AI wouldn’t exist?
If artists can’t compete with AI, they’re bad artists or produce bad art, simple as that.
It’s actually pretty arrogant of all those “artists” to think that they somehow deserve to be paid and praised just because they call themselves artists. A DeviantArt account doesn’t entitle you to be paid for every drawing.
Nein, nicht wirklich. Das Problem ist nur, dass meine information in welchem Bundesland ich formal gerade arbeite, der Stand bei HR und der Stand im Buchungssystem teilweise drei verschiedene sind.
Mit ein bisschen telefonieren/Mails ist das auch alles behoben, aber es nervt eben. Seitens meines AGs ist das aber nur Inkompetenz und keine böse Absicht.
Formal ist mein Arbeitsvertrag mit Arbeitsort in einem der Büros, ich darf aber netterweise von Zuhause arbeiten. Das ist eigentlich auch kein Problem und ich profitiere momentan auch davon, einen Tag mehr zu haben. Allerdings ist die Verteilung teilweise eine andere.
Also, du magst Recht haben, aber Unrecht ist für mich derzeit vorteilhaft.
Also: Let’s be honest, 99.9999% of our work is not that special. It’s cookie cutter business software. There are only of handful of problems I encountered where you could argue, it would have actually required an “awesome” developer. All the others were business problems, lack of knowledge or too ambitious deadlines (thanks, sales!).
Nowadays, I’m lucky if I get more than 2h in code per day. Even if I were the best dev in the world, my company wouldn’t benefit that much.
Well, not really. The HP g3 mini is roughly the size of a paperback book and costs around 100€, depending on the specs. Similar devices of slightly older makes are even cheaper.
So, yes, they are physically larger, but still pretty small. Chances are, you don’t actually need a tiny device like a Pi, so you should at least consider SFF PCs.
No, that’s the thing, this concept supposedly doesn’t need a heatsink. It only works if it’s flat like that and just putting two of them side by side won’t increase efficiency either.