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by 627467 3mo ago
https://www.americanheritage.com/copywrong-short-history-lit... Now, of course it's in the "creators" interest to prevent their biz models to breakdown due to piracy but it will be interesting to see how it w
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by 627467 3mo ago
You dont flash an llm model on the street as status symbol.
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by 627467 3mo ago
Has no one noticed their miniflux instance failing to fetch feeds because of this?
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by 627467 3mo ago
I thought there was a difference between "hurt more" and "hurt a lot" even when accounting for subjetiveness of both. but I guess part of this "screen based society" we live in is the loss of nuance and charita
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by 627467 3mo ago
Not sure why you're downvoted but email came to mind too: can't group chat be compared to an email thread with the same set of recipients throughout?
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by 627467 3mo ago
The trend i see in Google is explosion in git(hub) related searches and small blip in non-github alternatives
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by 627467 3mo ago
Is it really good idea to make satellites "hidden" from sight? As a general idea it feels like an obstacle should be visible. Not hidden. Camouflaging a cell phone mast as a tree is one thing. Making a sattelite invisible sounds v
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by 627467 3mo ago
> Are court decisions universally recognized? Are laws in any country universally recognized and respected? > If the conviction is later overturned, does the second claim open one up to more libability for a false claim? Common sense
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by 627467 3mo ago
Anything is a slippery slope if you resign to it. It's not like governments have never been willing (or forced) to privatize or reduce their roles in markets. We are exchanging ideas on a government initiative
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by 627467 3mo ago
> Without Builders, you don't have software, and without software, you don't have users. This is why Microsoft needs Windows Lite. > Windows Lite is a stripped down version of Windows. No telemetry, Exactly. They already hav
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by 627467 3mo ago
> There's a big concerted effort to change this regulation, but it's not based on data, it's based on feelings. Is the regulation based on hard, systematic and replicated data? Looks based on emotion (fear, greed) too
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by 627467 3mo ago
Big Pharma dynamics don't exist everywhere?
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by 627467 3mo ago
If you can't play it you don't own it either. Support of playback of physical media is not guaranteed by the industry. Regardless, I definitely think the all-u-can-eat, 24-7-365, instant, ephemeral media has run its course and has
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Corgi, says it didn't steal from open source, issues cease and desist(techcrunch.com)
1 points by 627467 4mo ago|0 comments
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by 627467 4mo ago
> untold promise of IA is to replace labor Untold? AI going for (insert your favorite) jobs has been on headlines, conferences, substacks, etc non-stop before chatgpt was able to consistently reply twice without hallucinating
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by 627467 4mo ago
I thought this line of argument ended with the fall of the iron wall. Just because you can put every citizen digging holes to increase gdp it doesnt mean you should
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by 627467 4mo ago
Remember how the internet works: you request the content. Web content is not a highway billboard you didnt ask for. If you found a "crappy" content consider your referral. We should all consider our sourcing. The world doesn'
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by 627467 4mo ago
Someone is going to argue that a public path is open to all including delibery robots but: - its not really about whether delivery robots are "anyone" who deserves the right to compete for a public good nor - whether any private e
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by 627467 4mo ago
I know what an exit visa is. Anyone with any contact with cuba, venezuela, china in the past decades would know. To believe that export control = path to exit visa is an insult to those who actually lived those restrictions and ignorant of
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by 627467 4mo ago
"Normal people" have never bothered to host their own: photos, music, videos, documents, comunications, etc. To the point that for many their computer is essentially a thin client into someone else's server. Why would we thi
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by 627467 4mo ago
Unpopular take: if it was never critical or mandatory to disclose who you have read before publishing your own writing then you dont need to disclose ai use. Let the reader decide the value of what they read at face value. I honestly feel t
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by 627467 4mo ago
There's already an exit tax, not just in the US
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Identity, memory, secrets that survive model switch(signetai.sh)
1 points by 627467 4mo ago|0 comments
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Private Tap-to-Pay(walt.is)
5 points by 627467 4mo ago|0 comments
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by 627467 4mo ago
A self-help movement worth their reputation is one that sells more than a book. In fact many give away the book and then charge you a sub for being part of a club
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by 627467 4mo ago
Do we know for sure how much national corpus of knowledge (like dutch) goes into these "global" models and how that affects "localized" model biases? What's wrong with specialized models?
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by 627467 4mo ago
I'm sure contrats between Google and banks provide the financial guarantees that not open-source project would be able to. Unless governments mandate there's zero interest from banks to put extra effort into building for unpopular
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by 627467 4mo ago
I've been using private DNS for couple of years now, almost never miss browser level blocking now
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by 627467 4mo ago
Isn't the original post in Chinese? English is probably llm translated - like the whole blog
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by 627467 4mo ago
> Yes, that’s the dilemma of the rich countries. Yeah, it's also not unusual system: just look at gulf countries, singapore, HK,... the problem is europeans themselves talked themselves into some kind of system that prevents them fr

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