Mars008

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by Mars008 1y ago
> The rest of us non-AI-whizzes combined literally wrote 100% of the functioning open source code that the AI-whizzes steal Open source is hard to steal. It's intended to be taken for free with some license limitations. Second, most
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by Mars008 1y ago
Yeh, and say goodby to google search. You didn't want to be there anyway, right?
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With EU love for regulations soon everyone will exclude it without even reading those regulations.
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by Mars008 1y ago
> I wonder if there's going to be space in the market for small models focused on specific use cases. just recent discussion on HN: "Small language models are the future of agentic AI" https://news.ycombinator.c
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by Mars008 1y ago
Arrest of Telegram's cofounder in France is an example of EU laws and enforcement.
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by Mars008 1y ago
> You a joking. Nobody talks about it to not to harm 'suffering minorities' business. However there are researches that show harm from marijuana is significant and likely permanent. It's no better than tobacco. But you&#x2
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by Mars008 1y ago
> harmless like marijuana You a joking. Nobody talks about it to not to harm 'suffering minorities' business. However there are researches that show harm from marijuana is significant and likely permanent. It's no better t
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by Mars008 1y ago
The question, did all traffic really go to AI companies? May be just there are so many jumping and blinking adds that users simply don't like it. Like youtube is unwatchable without add blockers or other add skipping tricks.