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mastodon 4.7.3A software developer & artist who loves videogames, books, and hates X.
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Joined November 11, 2024
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raskie.com
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github.com/dynamite-ready
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More photos from Lisbon. It's a beautiful city. (A mix of mobile and mirrorless shots)
A shot overlooking the lakes at the foot of Sete Cidades from a recent trip to the Azores. It's an interesting place to visit. Like a cross between Canada and Scotland. Very relaxed.
If you like dolphins, dairy, and driving (?), then this place has got you.
More photos and info about the place here:
An old vid I'd not had a chance to share, of the Stripe Throated Hermit mating dance, in the Marco Antonio national park. Was lucky to get so close!
First football match I've been to in years. Awesome seats! #football #soccer #chelseafc #photography #art #premierleague
Love them or hate them, I've been experimenting with running LLMs locally on inexpensive hardware. It's definitely worth the time.
https://raskie.com/post/we-have-ai-at-home
#ai #machinelearning #LLMs #agenticai #programming #artificialintelligence
A quick blog post about a recent print ad I created for a commission to promote a business offering ASD and ADHD assessment services in the UK:
https://raskie.com/post/branded-a-certain-way-advertising-mental-health-services
#art #design #illustration #ad #advertising #autism #adhd #neurodiversity
Yo...
With all the negativity towards ML tech in the creative industries, I found this take from James Cameron to be much more thoughtful than many of the 'burn the heretic' posts.
Though I still get the 'burn the heretic' argument.
@The_Icarian@federated.press Excellent. Now do birth control...
I don't mind posting images directly to Mastodon, but if I wanted to link to and display images directly from an image server, how would I do that?
Replying to
@lproven @xs4me2 @reading_recluse
For generating content of any kind, I think there's a reckoning to come. Especially in the 'agentic' space.
But for Information Retrieval, LLMs are great, tbh... I'd argue that also includes those far out stories about prompts leading to new scientific theories, or mathematical proofs.
The tool is a big part of that, but it's the user ('operator'?) that writes the prompts, guides the outcomes, and validates them.
That's a worthy advance.