barbazoo

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by barbazoo 1mo ago
The stadium isn't owned by any team playing there isn't? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allianz_Arena Also, FCB posts and annual profit of about €30m. They're not poor. https://footballfinancel
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by barbazoo 1mo ago
There is this recent example https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/aug/20/evergrande-...
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by barbazoo 1mo ago
One thing China does well. Put people that damage their society or economy behind bars.
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by barbazoo 1mo ago
That plus the 20% or so that don't care enough to vote.
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by barbazoo 1mo ago
OP made the mistake and included ALPRs in their list IMO. Because I'm having a hard time imagining how a sensor triggered red light camera could be used for oppression.
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by barbazoo 1mo ago
Personally I have nothing against municipally operated red light/speed camera system because those are triggered by a sensor rather than continuous so privacy is less of an issue.
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by barbazoo 1mo ago
It's possible to avoid interacting with AI in every day life but it's impossible not to be affected by second order effects. The impact from a data center boom fuelled by dirty electricity is real.
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by barbazoo 1mo ago
Agree, the application of LLM often feels too literal. I like when LLM inform the UX but a layer or two removed for example like you said by giving feedback on things produced by the user or combining multiple things that happened over time
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by barbazoo 1mo ago
What about a dog?
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by barbazoo 1mo ago
> And the average person has demand for meaningfully more. I think it's, like, 15 Research seems to point at more like 3-5 https://www.socialconnectionguidelines.org/en/evidence-brief...
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by barbazoo 1mo ago
So is the quantitative difference in token use the only difference or do you think there's also a different qualitat? I'm on CC only and immensely happy. Very productive both at work and privately and at work I average around $250
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
I imagine Meta and folks wearing these glasses would object to webcam like behavior where it tells you with a LED that it's consuming the video feed. Could be same for taking a picture. But then probably fewer people would buy them.
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
We always talk about damage, what's the damage here?
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
Make it so the parts that are done by AI are rock solid, until then, they shouldn't be near a customer and be done by humans. Resist the greed!
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
I just don't get why we're not doing it vertically like you said here. Implement a part of the cognitive work using AI but let the hard parts be done by a person. They're still gonna be more rich, just less so.
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
It's fine to build these apps that are clones of other's in my opinion but don't start publishing it for fame or fortune. Be humble, the computer did pretty much all of the work for you.
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
If that means you need to at least be physically present then I'd say that's a lot of protection already. Means someone in a foreign country can't simply get lucky fuzzing.
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
Right, instead of just having more LLM conversations as they get faster and cheaper we'll find products having AI that never had it before. How about an actually smart thermostat that checks the weather and possibly makes decisions mor
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
Some are, and some aren't.
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
Are both optional in the same way? Where I live a child has a much harder time getting cigarettes than getting access to Facebook. What's the regulation here that applies to Meta you're thinking of?
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
> The judge found that Meta’s operation of Facebook and Instagram created a public nuisance which injured public health, safety, and welfare; and burdened public schools, hospitals, and law enforcement. Hopefully one day this is what peo
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
Still better than Meta having the money imo
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
With more wealth concentrates at the top, yes.
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
> “We work hard to keep people safe on our platforms and have been transparent about the challenges of identifying and removing bad actors and harmful content. We remain confident in our record of protecting teens online and will continu
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
I love it. It makes me feel like I have super powers. I wish it wasn't so resource intensive.
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
What I mean is that I get the purpose of chat when the target audience is a small group of people that might have a reason to talk to each other.
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
Neuralink will hopefully filter that out client side /s If your audience is more than a handful of people, what's the purpose of chat?
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
I can imagine that this will lead to an explosion in software where we didn't see software before. Much smaller business now have the ability to build something themselves, not with a team of highly paid software developers but a singl
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
Could you elaborate? I thought Meta wants to put the burden onto the platform, i.e. Apple and Google, is what they are lobbying for. https://pluribusnews.com/news-and-events/meta-lobbies-for-ap... What is the instituti
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by barbazoo 2mo ago
> As a result of today’s discussion, no UEFA national teams will participate in any FIFA competition for so long as these proposals remain alive, unless this proposal has been abandoned in its entirety and binding assurances have been gi

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