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3y ago
No idea why you being downvoted. I as owner of Russian passport even been to Kiev in December 2021 and talked with a lot of friends and just normal people there on gamedev conference. There been a lot of tension for 8 years since 2014 and e
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3y ago
> If you have a premium account your search is not rate limited so you can iteratively scrape anything you want even though it's technically a violation of the terms of service. Well. This is certainly not true. Even with Premium su
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3y ago
Big players don't have to be malicious in this particular case. There are other financial incentives for big players not to go to court. For once because patent troll might block sales of particular device / service during litigat
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3y ago
> They can’t realistically think this will stop ai research in other countries like China. China dont even need research to caught up to AI.com - they'll just steal their work. LLM and GPUs that needed for training is not ASML machi
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3y ago
It's actually what is happening all the time, but this exactly what Apple wants. After all this is not way of protection from industrial espionage, but protection from journalists and press leaks. Imagine you are a journalist and being
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3y ago
Of course they can, but two or three copies might not be enough. And chances of keeping some conspiracy a secret with more than two people for extended periods of time are diminishingly small.
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3y ago
Device manufacturers not just use some private API or SDKs without making deal with Google. Except might be for Chinese noname brands from AliExpress. All device manufacturers do have agreements with Google about support for their devices a
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3y ago
This would mean YouTube will have to break compatibility with countless outdated Android / iOS apps, Smart TVs and other devices. Not gonna happen anytime soon.
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3y ago
What it good at is at somewhat following instructions: pacing, trying to fit specific mood. I managed to make it generate some Synth-pop as this subgenre less affected by ambient noise.
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3y ago
Might be it have something to do with my Google account being from UK rather than US.
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3y ago
For once it's nothing like LLMs and image diffusion models we already have. It doesn't let you generate for any keywords that represent names, bands, brands, etc. So there no let's say easy way to compare what it generated wi
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3y ago
No idea if it's new or old one, but I got access to MusicLM almost immediately. What the point of having waitlist then?
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3y ago
Obviously Google want some reference Android devices that are not full of Samsung or chinese crapware. Regardless of marketshare they still release some decent devices. For those of us outside of Apple ecosystem Pixel 6a for $350 (with some
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3y ago
I doubt there are actually many boards with dual bios. For a while Gigabyte had a lot of them, but for many years very many of their boards dont have this feature
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3y ago
What factory reset? PC motherboards are not Android phones. When you flash new BIOS you can't get back to old one without flashing it and obviously new BIOS versions after accident will likely forbid flashing of older versions.
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4y ago
Fortunatelly your evil ML plan going to fail on #1. It's basically impossible to get some cash loaded to prepaid cards anywhere. Also AWS and other hosting providers wouldn't accept prepaid cards either. Instead you just buy crypt
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4y ago
As far as I get hacking into phone and root access is not enough to extract secret key. There also Secure Enclave exploit needed and supposedly it will be much harder to come by.
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4y ago
Weak spot which I guess similar to other LLMs. If you mention recursion somewhere in comments model sometimes start to recursively generate the same lines over and over again.
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4y ago
Honestly nope. I mostly need phone for banking apps that thanks to Google DRM (SafetyNet) dont play too well with custom ROMs. Yet Firefox work quite well across Windows, macOS, Linux and Android and it has huge advantage of having proper a
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4y ago
For last 3 years Firefox works great on Android and does have working ad-blokers.
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4y ago
Both countries are still very expensive to live in. And at least Denmark have really high taxes up to ~60%.
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Let's be honest disk space is cheap enough for people use actual data instead of LLM-generated. What people in poor countries need the least is learn from source that have tons of random facts of knowledge censored out since some weste
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But Apple now has Advanced Data Protection that add E2EE for majority of iCloud data and they only keep keys on your devices. Not that I have absolute trust in Apple, but Google don't even have that.
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> If Google did have "control" over the web, what would they do? What's the evil mastermind plan here? Might be they'll replace actual websites with Google own version to keep people in Google controlled ecosystem? Or
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For years Google been stamping "standards" one after another even though other browser vendors were against many of them and they end up being Chrome-only. No matter what Apple itself does Safari being major non-Chromium browser h
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I guess we can just call them that without "open" part.
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A Journey Through the Secrets of Firmware: Exploring the Foundations
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4y ago
Like making me login again into Steam at random for whatever reason Valve come up with? I guess there was bug on older macOS where it asked me for password every single time I restarted Steam. Now this is fixed though. There is offline mode
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There a lot of Mac software that been abandoned at some point in time due to API breakage on MacOS updates, driver API changes, etc. Supporting OS that breaks compatibility all the time is expansive even for less complex software and fixing
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On M1 support. Apple been actively hostile to game developers. Apple has not maintained OpenGL support well, dropped 32-bit binaries, have no Vulkan support and break their APIs and compatibility all the time. No surprise Valve is not enthu
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