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by Yizahi 2y ago
I would assume that mr. Berulis would mention taking down said firewall and the subsequent successful access from the foreign IP. So far it seems that all the data was stolen by bulldoge people for the internal USA masters (Elon likely), a
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by Yizahi 2y ago
In EU waiter asks "cash or card?" when you ask for a bill, then brings both bill and the terminal, then you pay with a phone (just like 99% of others) and the whole process is done fast and smooth. No USA/Israel nonsense abou
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by Yizahi 2y ago
Why would you assume Ruzzian Intelligence if only IP address has been mentioned? Also, if it was such an agency, why wouldn't the supposed shiba-doge leaker/spy not provide them a warning that regional restriction firewall exists?
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by Yizahi 2y ago
Not surprised. The whole point of this administration is to flood all channels with disinformation and make people distrust everyone. That's the whole point of anti-intellectualism and anti-establishment. Increase paranoia and distrust
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by Yizahi 2y ago
You can adjust he headline like this: "The Future of Generative AI (Market) Rests On OpenAI", then it would be more precise. Basically - if OAI crashes, then it will take down all competitors, like bowling pins. No one will erase
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by Yizahi 2y ago
One doesn't exclude the other. The levels of anti-science pushed by the right wingers are objectively insanely high, regardless of the resulting ideas of population subjected to said propaganda.
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by Yizahi 2y ago
Mandatory multiple opinions means that multiple doctors need to allocate the same amount of time for the patient as the original doctor. Then having two opinions is not enough, in case they differ you can't discern who is right. So you
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by Yizahi 2y ago
Those people simply fail to make such connection. They are usually people who are heavily offended by the world injustice etc. and are looking to any anyone who can give them a simple solution. And because there no real simple solutions to
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by Yizahi 2y ago
Code is lol. Oh, sorry, meant to say Code is Law. :)
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by Yizahi 2y ago
Unless you live in some anarcho-capitalist society, it is theft, in very simple terms. And I wonder, just where are all those highly successful libertarian societies? The ones who don't need to enforce copyright and where every member
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by Yizahi 2y ago
Theft of copyrighted data (movies/art), which OAI used for developing their LLM.
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by Yizahi 2y ago
Your argument is an example of survivor bias. Just because one very wealthy corporation wasn't affected (too much) when their intellectual property was stolen, doesn't mean that smaller and less wealthy or less important companies
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by Yizahi 2y ago
Adoption is critical for these LLM corporations, because unlike in other industries, here free tier users incur almost the same costs as the paid tier users. They really can't degrade free tier experience too much, or their customers w
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by Yizahi 2y ago
There are basically 3 categories of LLM users (very roughly). 1. People creating or dealing with imprecise information. People doing SEO spam, people dealing with SEO spam, almost all creative arts people, people writing corporatese- or leg
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by Yizahi 2y ago
As a general observation, I'm waiting with great interest for a time when people who are dismantling privacy all around the world, and especially fuckers in EU, will be targeted themselves through the very backdoors they have demanded
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by Yizahi 2y ago
Now wait a minute. Isn't Venmo primary usage is for sending money? You are telling me that there is an open log of top10 ranking official sending or receiving money from journalists and that's not a corruption and bribery? And no
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by Yizahi 2y ago
The best size of a laptop is the one you would pick if they all cost zero dollars. We all know that subconsciously we are adjusting our choice for price, and that is driving most 14" answers in this thread. That's what most people
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by Yizahi 2y ago
Because corporations literally forbid people working for them and living in some cheap places. My corporation forbids this, I must live withing commute distance of any of our offices, despite working full remote for years. They also made a
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by Yizahi 2y ago
Steal content and then ask god for forgiveness. Works like a charm :)
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by Yizahi 2y ago
What's wrong with terminal on Android? I'm regularly using Termux and it works. Don't use ssh there, but it offers to install openssh for me.
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by Yizahi 2y ago
XKCD from a decade ago, and we still can't figure it out ;( https://xkcd.com/949/ Recently I had to send file from Whatsapp to Telegram, because apparently it is forbidden to download file from the Whatsapp and it
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by Yizahi 2y ago
Sure, chains of networks can guess at the "passable" answer much better/faster/cheaper etc. But that doesn't remove the core issue, that none of the sub-networks or decision trees can understand what it generates, a
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by Yizahi 2y ago
One of the problems would be acquiring said corpus. NN corporations got away with scraping all human made content for free (arguably stealing it all), but no one can really prove that their specific content was taken without asking, so no l
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by Yizahi 2y ago
The so called AI can't "know". It doesn't have understanding if the generated text is an answer or of it isn't. You can't force that instruction on a neural network, at best it just adjusts generated text sligh
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by Yizahi 2y ago
The trust in Mozilla went from 70 to 60. The trust in the google monopoly is approximately -99999999999999999, give or take a few points. You just can't compare them.
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by Yizahi 2y ago
A few libertarians wanted to free humans from greedy banks and govts. But suddenly they have discovered that banks and govts are a feature, not a problem. Fully trustless society is a hellish dystopia, of the likes portrayed in the sci-fi b
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by Yizahi 2y ago
L2 implementation for BTC works like this (roughly). One L2 wallet needs to open a channel to a peer and lock there a a number of L2 tokens in total exceeding the expected trasaction or more, and iirc a reverse tunnel also needs be opened w
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by Yizahi 2y ago
Lightning network is impossible to use at scale because any operation to move to and from L2 involves operation on L1. So just to create an L2 wallet for every adult on Earth would take 10-15 years, not even counting humans born in the mean
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by Yizahi 2y ago
I saw 100+ community force migrate from Telegram to Discord. Most of the people complained about UI/UX, me included. And Telegram is not even very good in that area. Normal people are not fond of Discord UI specifically, they just get
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by Yizahi 2y ago
> who knows what will be available only after logging Nothing from Xitter is visible to not registered people, only the top post. Media from the top post is only visible in previews. Lately I don't even bother using xcancel to read

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