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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
We can already see it. Take a look at AI image generation a few years ago. People were creating complex prompts, tweaking values, adding overlay models, stringing together several AI tools to get to a decent output. Now you can get a better
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
AI tools will get easier and easier to use. There will be no skill level required to use them effectively.
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
Very naive comment here but how is this traffic grinding sites to their knees? I would think that modern hardware is easily capable of handling the high traffic. I would only expect a DDoS attack to be bringing down servers.
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
>Bloody bean counters! Mate they just need to pick up a toolbelt and do some real work all they do is fuck everything up. A sentiment often expressed by my dad as the 'bean counters' organize 1000s of people across 100s of comp
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
This sounds like a ton of work to learn and by the end it sounds more like a curse than a super power. To be so above people in terms of social intelligence must be horrible. It sounds like the Author views interactions on a completely diff
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
It shouldnt be limited to companies within the country. Any foreign company can be a market disruptor here. Assuming the drug approval admin isnt working alongside the 'cartel'.
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
It is the computer people. The 'owning' people were computer people that founded these companies. Its computer people that sit in these meetings and go through designing these changes and building these systems. I'm a privacy
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
No projects at the moment. Just working on myself and improving some things in my life, job, cheaper place to rent, lose weight etc. Dreaming of starting a business, I just want to add a cool service to my local city but the economics is ha
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
I'm struggling to grasp this paper. The title makes it sound like its talking about democratic processes in the real world but then reading makes me think its a technical paper on computing. Then the comments talk about a mix. Is anyon
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
The recent change that allows you to easily customize the top bar UI layout in insanely useful. We can now have an out of the box 2 row layout with no CSS.
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
Actually there was a lot of people a few hears ago begging mozilla for local AI features. I think that whats been added so far is useful. Translation, Text to speech and tab group naming are solid features.
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
toomuchtodo's arugments are deluded and ill respond to those in a bit. But I want to be clear that no one "gave" their dirty work to china. Industry in all these countries were priced out. The Western and Asian governments in
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
I dont think China deserves that hat tip. Their "commitment" was done years after all the major nations had committed to emissions reduction and seems to have only been done so they could sell the solution. They've made littl
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
There is plenty of support for Hamas and its methods.
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
Another Linux W, I love to see it. Thats 4 million gamer which is a sizable chunk of people to target
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
Exactly the EU isnt a country and China still produces more pollution than all 27 countries combined. "My maths" is that countries cannot use per captia stats as an excuse to produce tons of pollution. Would it be acceptable for e
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
This article is propaganda. Its part of a green washing campaign China started a few years ago to offset their reputation of being a dirty country powered by coal. Think about how often you hear about China's solar despite it being a t
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
Yes China is outputting way more C02 than the next 6 biggest pollutors combined. Lets focus on them first. They are the only ones not reducing their emission growth.
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
I couldnt care less what their per captia emissions are they have 1.5b people. Accumulated is about the same as the EU and will very soon overtake the US.
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
This sounds big but its less than the bare minimum required. Their coal emissions are insane. In my opinion its all anyone should be talking about when it comes to climate change.
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
Any modern (last 5 years) amd/nvidia card will do. Intel cards have a few issues in certain games but overall they are fine to. AMD cards are nice and what I prefer because they are plug and play and you dont have to think about driver
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
Their hardware used to be atrocious and software was the only thing they would get praised on. Now they've gotten lazy in the software department and outstanding in the hardware department. Side note, rossmann has stopped talking about
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by AuthAuth 11mo ago
You are forgetting the human mind accounting for this and adding "write this like a kinda dumb high school student". I just did a little test between a copilot essay and the same prompt with "write this like a kinda dumb high
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by AuthAuth 1y ago
You're right but I hate that you're right. The only part I disagree with is >I think they all are pretty happy with the deal and would not switch to a paid ad-free version. If they were given a low friction option to pay the ad
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by AuthAuth 1y ago
I dont think Youtube is losing users to Tiktok. I thnk Tiktok is growing with new potential youtuber users and youtube cant accept that and must throw everything away to capture them.
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by AuthAuth 1y ago
Its not just the US. China runs the same level of surveillance, its being implemented all throughout Europe, Africa and Asia. This is becoming the norm.
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by AuthAuth 1y ago
What is happening in the world. There should be some liability for this but nothing will happen.
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by AuthAuth 1y ago
That is stage one which is building the movement. The current action being taken is a campaign of contacting the AE and governors to get them to deny the contract for AI tracking cameras. Louis is one of the few people that actually give ac
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by AuthAuth 1y ago
The issue is that their incentive is on marketing more than problem solving. A good NGO can blend actual solutions into snappy marketing campaigns. Like its expensive time/effort wise to push for legislative change on an issue but its
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by AuthAuth 1y ago
Yep FFF is such a treat to read. They do an amazing job of explaining complex problems and their solution in a way where anyone can understand.

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