LunaSea

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by LunaSea 3mo ago
Popular probably, lucrative unlikely
32.
by LunaSea 3mo ago
"Trillion dollar company will definitely make tens of trillions of dollars in AI revenue but no, sorry, it can't pay a few thousand dollars to authors of content they trained on."
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by LunaSea 3mo ago
Any company removing space debris from orbit. Like a carbon capture price to offset your launch.
34.
by LunaSea 4mo ago
Meanwhile the US has a 1.31 drownings per 100 000 inhabitants and France 0.81 per 100 000 inhabitants. 60% less than the US.
35.
by LunaSea 4mo ago
So if you already wear clown shoes does that mean that you have to wear only clown costumes?
36.
by LunaSea 4mo ago
Who cares if it looks native? Native UIs change all the time too and not always for the better.
37.
by LunaSea 4mo ago
What do you think that due diligence is? Its literally a company opening up its internals to reassure a potential investors about the tech.
38.
by LunaSea 4mo ago
They aren't orthogonal. If you invested in the company, you are a part owner. If you are part owner, you deserve to have access to any company internals.
39.
by LunaSea 4mo ago
Hey at least there are adults in the room.
40.
by LunaSea 4mo ago
But companies will have to request consent from there users for their data to be shared to Anthropic. Since Anthropic is a US company the GDPR compliance claims would be dubious and open to litigation by entities like NOYB.
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by LunaSea 4mo ago
Safari has a terrible developer experience and has been behind in implementing the various browser API for years, including AV1 support.
42.
by LunaSea 5mo ago
It will never continue to 20% of worldwide revenue. No matter how long they refuse to comply with EU laws for. GDPR has been a farce in terms of enforcement.
43.
by LunaSea 5mo ago
The throughput and bandwidth necessary for "podcasting" is many times greater than simple radio
44.
by LunaSea 5mo ago
It's not about VCs being scum but about investors needing a relatively fast return on investment which is understandable but also often times incompatible with investment in large scale, open source infrastructure.
45.
by LunaSea 5mo ago
If the road is privatised by the virtue of it being mostly used by private companies like Waymo (in the future) then they can foot the bill for road construction and maintenance.
46.
by LunaSea 6mo ago
Biometrics are usernames at best not passwords.
47.
by LunaSea 6mo ago
Because Flash apps were so safe.
48.
by LunaSea 6mo ago
If Apple's reviews aren't done correctly, shouldn't we then get reimbursed for the additional 30% paid by the consumer?
49.
by LunaSea 6mo ago
I thought that Apple was reviewing each and every app which was the reason that justified them getting a silly 30% margin from all app revenues?
50.
by LunaSea 6mo ago
No LLM model has enough mitigations to prevent injections.
51.
by LunaSea 6mo ago
AI is wielded by the same actor as in Iraq and Afghanistan.
52.
by LunaSea 6mo ago
> people feel like they have no idea if they are getting the product that they originally paid for They do indeed get the product they originally paid for. It's simply that they were suckers and didn't read the "fine"
53.
by LunaSea 6mo ago
How many people did the US kill in Iraq and Afghanistan in the last 25 years?
54.
by LunaSea 6mo ago
[flagged]
55.
by LunaSea 6mo ago
FOSS projects are a different beast since contributors are working for free and no contributors might have the time to fix a security bug or review a PR fixing one. I might add however that most companies use FOSS projects without paying fo
56.
by LunaSea 6mo ago
Highly disagree. It's most of the time a question of management not caring about security or disliking the inconvenience that security can bring.
57.
by LunaSea 6mo ago
Having worked for OpenAI will be the new "MindGeek" on LinkedIn.
58.
by LunaSea 6mo ago
Oats are already one of the most protein dense foods
59.
by LunaSea 6mo ago
They are asking for the end of end-to-end encryption so client side image hashing comparison is clearly not what they want to do.
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by LunaSea 6mo ago
Israel also recently killed three UN soldiers and bombarded positions a few meters away from french soldiers. The french ministry of defence wasn't exactly thrilled with this.

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