bilekas

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by bilekas 11d ago
"But regulations that we don't decide hinder progress!" The hubris of these companies is mind boggling.
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by bilekas 11d ago
Isn't it applicable to all EU companies though?
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by bilekas 11d ago
Just because we've been handling privacy terribly forever so far, doesn't means we should continue to though.
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by bilekas 11d ago
They have a habit of being involved. It's not exactly plucked out of thin air!
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by bilekas 14d ago
Well I am shocked, who would have thought, an advertising company who prides themselves on not being evil, used code that wasn't credited. I mean, if that's the case, we better start a revolution.
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by bilekas 16d ago
I'm being flippant
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by bilekas 17d ago
That's more of a software feature..
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by bilekas 17d ago
I'm finding it really hard to justify buying a new iPhone. They're so expensive these days for marginal improvements that seems if you're not an avid photo taker/media maker you don't get much back from.
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by bilekas 17d ago
Are you trying to tell me time is relative?
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by bilekas 17d ago
> Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei wrote on Twitter last month. “I think it is fundamentally a crisis of trust … I think that ordinary people don’t trust companies, governments, or the tech industry and always suspect that we are cooking up so
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by bilekas 17d ago
> Define "developing own thoughts" I'm really not sure how I can define that further.
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by bilekas 18d ago
I don't believe they're even close to developing their own thoughts. I'm an ardent user. And every model had a mess up. It's just marketting paid for. Excuse my ignorance but what is here already is solid. I don't n
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by bilekas 19d ago
So I have a tv of LG from the same period. I keep it dumb, not connected to the internet and just use an apple TV, so far it's a clean option. And it's always a good idea to have piHole up to, they usually have the block list upda
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by bilekas 19d ago
> E.g. As soon as someone proves LG, Samsung, etc. recorded and stored credit card details and knowingly have weak security this is going to be a massive business liability. My tinfoil hat believes that they've already accounted for
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by bilekas 20d ago
Hey, you can only commit crimes if you’re wealthy!
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by bilekas 24d ago
Strange as it might seem, I just wanted to download a spec, not be added to any database. regardless of their uses. Is that too much to ask ? Any anyway, my biggest gripe was the phrasing, don't say it as if I have a choice.
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by bilekas 24d ago
Maybe, but I was using my gmail account anyway, so google already has that particular email info, but does that mean I'm obliged to share it with someone else ? If there was a "No" response available, as the question suggests
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by bilekas 24d ago
> They are willing to accept all the conditions of your apps, including sending you personal data, registering an account, etc. I've had this exact problem this morning, I wanted to download the ASD-STE100 https://www.asd
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by bilekas 24d ago
It's more important to have ownership into them, they're turning into powerfull tools that we have already seen cut off in the private sector on a whim. Having our own that is comparable (this is a nice first step) is better than
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by bilekas 25d ago
My worry with this, like all Spotify clients really, is its dependance on Spotify's, quite litteraly, worst public facing API that is known to exist. I have been using Spotatui and it's been fast enough, but it would be nice somet
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by bilekas 28d ago
If their economy meet the requirements, which I believe they do, then I would like to see it. They can have agreements made prior to their current fisheries that are clearly a huge part of their exports and gdp. They can also negotiate when
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by bilekas 29d ago
This makes almost no sense, so you would return the whole laptop due to Windows being on the machine once before ? > Windows is unseparatable from hardware after all... What are you talking about ? The TPM ? Not windows', they enfor
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by bilekas 1mo ago
If you're upset that you wait then maybe something like McDonald's would be better for you. When you go out to eat, you're also going out to socialize and enjoy your time.
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by bilekas 1mo ago
I have to ask, why are you tipping 10% before the service is extra good? I'm really against the idea that the company isn't responsible for paying their staff properly. Setting a baseline of 10% just says to me that the restaurant
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by bilekas 1mo ago
I have a dumb question maybe, but aren’t the flock cameras private property of the company? So why would the government be bringing this case instead of a civil claim by flock?
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by bilekas 1mo ago
> strongest evidence yet that local clean air zones could help reduce some of the harm caused by pollution during childhood. It's incredible this is even in debate. It's one of those intuitive things well known since the reduct
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by bilekas 1mo ago
Mail self hosting is not an easy process to maintain.. If you do manage to get whitelisted you need to ensure you're on top of maintaining it, let alone some larger provider like Google just deciding they don't like you. I do empa
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by bilekas 1mo ago
Efficiency and lazyness are two very distinct things. As is quality and quantity.
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by bilekas 1mo ago
> but even most economists misunderstand how the monetary system works. It seems to be more of a subjective topic to me. Otherwise we would all have a perfect plan and never any monetary concerns. Highlighting weak links in the system is
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by bilekas 1mo ago
> The path I described is all within HuggingFace. It's just not. Where do I see the model download ? The fact we're here is a loss. It's not intuitive. Deal with it, or fix it.

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