alightsoul

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by alightsoul 2mo ago
Where I live there are no signs for events
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
Ai models are not piracy, because you never had to pay for them and simply seeding them and downloading them does not break their licenses
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
They will just download them from modelscope
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
Alibaba already has modelscope and their own chips, and qwen models. Nvidia is doing the same with chips, huggingface and nemotron models
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
It's already part of Alibaba, which has its own incentives. So does kaggle with Google. Civitai is neutral but it is mostly nsfw even though they don't show it outright. Torrenting is the Best way
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
We need small companies worldwide, developing the things huggingface does. The us china and Europe dominate while the rest of the world sits by idly. Torrent and seed ai models. It's not piracy
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
Yeah I'm afraid they will only keep cuda support for their software. Good thing it's all Open source
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
Except when they have less than 16 gb of ram?
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
That means we will torrent these ai models. They are not pirated so there's no problem doing so
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
You can torrent and seed these models via torrenting. They are not piracy so there's no problem hosting them besides maybe not having enough bandwidth
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
Because they want to win the next election? Corruption basically.
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
It is. Like why do they have to take several steps and remember instead of being reminded
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
How do you get news and events? I mean yeah I can just ignore businesses
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
Can they be sued again, once psychologists agree to recognize social media addiction and algorithmic addiction as conditions on the DSM 5?
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
In some countries there is no alternative. News, events and many businesses only publish on social media
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
We are outcasts
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
The average user has never once, ever, opened their browser and gone to a website? Never read a newspaper online? Gone to LinkedIn or Facebook, done banking, made a doctor's appointment, found an AC repair shop on the web rather than t
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
Apparently meta can still sue foreign individuals in California if you scrape 300k accounts like a Turkish man did
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
Because the US is the center of the tech world. The default AWS region is in the us. All large tech companies are in the us. If you use any cloud provider the default and cheapest region is in the us and so on. Everything tech is in English
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
Repost it on the fediverse
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
Yes, the average user has either never used a website, or migrated to social media.
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
It's time to repost content on bluesky
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
No one spends their time on websites.
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
I agree with the sentiment, but nowadays people don't even know that is even possible, or they just decide it's not worth it because it doesn't get a lot of views, or they think hiring someone technical to manage it is expens
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
Don't you hate it when Google filters results based on the country of your IP address?
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
Oh you mean statistical data, I see they often post progress on some public infrastructure work, you post 100 words at a time and split it across posts >If you do use it as an organization, you need an authoritative place on the Internet
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
Could it be intuitive on mobile? The problem is, how do we make it as simple as scrolling and tapping on the follow button so the user never even has to change apps?
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
It's like anime before it became popular, that's a side effect of not having enough users
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
Repost their content then.
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by alightsoul 2mo ago
By making it login only, every potential user is turned into a sellable asset. And you convince the courts that it's a password restricted website so you "breached" authorization or something

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