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by dathinab 9mo ago
> This isn’t inherent to social networks though. It is a choice by the biggest social media companies and to make society worse in order to increase profits. going beyond social media it's IMHO the side effect of a initially innocen
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by dathinab 9mo ago
not if you somehow thought the last 10 years Nestle is American and never questioned it ... well I guess that is good news?? maybe?
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by dathinab 9mo ago
to be honest I don't expect a effective long term consumer boycott but any companies which have their brand closely tied to the US image (e.g. Coca Cola) will most likely have bug issues and if people have a choice between a product fr
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by dathinab 9mo ago
yep, and in some part of the EU the dominant position of Coca Cola has been crumbling for reasons unrelated to the US and many "not a cheap knock off" alternative already exist...
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by dathinab 9mo ago
or by being ostracized for drinking Cola (Coca Cola has bound it's brand tightly to the US image, which was grate for them after WW2, but is pretty bad for them now that Trump is very reliably destroying the US image). or by most peopl
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by dathinab 9mo ago
actual, that is de-facto wrong many alternative Colas don't try to imitate Coca Cola but give Cola their own twist, and IMHO multiple of them taste noticeable better then Coca Cola and for people with little money getting cheaper knock
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by dathinab 9mo ago
exactly idk. about other EU Countries but at least in Germany outside of small country side stores you tend to have a very wide variety of "alternative" soft drinks. Some trying to emulate some big brand (e.g. Coca Cola) but also
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by dathinab 9mo ago
The thing is: - Greenland has always been open for companies starting mining resources under fair terms. But while they have a lot of resources Greenland is mostly cliffs and glaciers, worse increasingly melting glaciers and permafrost in c
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by dathinab 9mo ago
thanks
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by dathinab 9mo ago
this might cause major financial damage to "traditional local markets"(1) and similar in Berlin and Brandenburg close to it (depending on what kind of potatoes this are, like quality, taste, how the cook (hard, soft), etc.) (1): K
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by dathinab 9mo ago
maybe much later they did initially they outright said, there is no problem and Musk went further saying it's free speech and implying if you try do anything against it you are fascist and you could check the Grok "~feed" and
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by dathinab 9mo ago
> Do the actually do this, or do they just say they do this? they do it within limits - you trick it into generating actual naked people (instead of bikini pictures or sexualized poses etc.) - it blows up (bad press, a lot of abuse repor
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by dathinab 9mo ago
And so can you run local models which can generate far worse material. And horny teens have always fantasist about celebrities, or that girl they have a crush one etc. And there always had been people people cutting physical images together
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by dathinab 9mo ago
> Has anyone in any country ever got successfully sued for violating ToS terms like these? yes, less private people but definitely companies > What's the difference? e.g. YT had been forced to reinstate (and not shadow ban) chann
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by dathinab 9mo ago
> Most of these alphabet soup brands to extend on that to some degree this alphabet soup brands are a direct consequence of well intended but not well working Amazon policies :/ Not only did Amazone more or less force all the OEM&#x
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by dathinab 9mo ago
void means it's not legal and it's more or less as if the text there where just void/blank you can't violate a void clause in TOS or a contract so you can't get a ban/termination for violating a void clause the
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by dathinab 9mo ago
yeah, but no, I mean they could have put _exactly_ that into their terms of service. Hijacking rate limits is also never really legal AFIK.
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by dathinab 9mo ago
my guess? they lose money on 200/month plan, maybe even quite a bit. So that plan only exist to subsidize their editor. Could be about the typical "all must be under our control" power fantasies companies have. But if there r
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by dathinab 9mo ago
yes but also the prohibition goes way further as it's not limited to training competing LLMs but also for programming any of the plumbing etc. around it ....
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by dathinab 9mo ago
or you just do it and be in the EU it's a clear anti-competive clause by a dominant market leader, such clauses tend to be void AFIK
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by dathinab 9mo ago
yes std::move tells the devs and the compiler that you _intend_ the value to be moved sadly that isn't reflected well in it's implementation as it will "silently" degrade even if it isn't a "move" (1) A `s
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by dathinab 9mo ago
> old style "C with classes" C++ as being fairly small and elegant it (C++) never really was that but it was possible to use it "as if it where that" (kinda, e.g. there is code which is valid in C but UB in C++) I mea
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by dathinab 9mo ago
my take looking at languages beyond C++ is a very different one you want a well working general solution which works well (most of the time for most of the "generic code" (i.e. good defaults for the default use-case). and then add
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by dathinab 10mo ago
> does stop malware. unrelated to phones a lot of (more professional) malware has moved to not persist itself in root space (or at all) as to not leaf traces (instead it will just rely on being able to regain root access as needed every
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by dathinab 10mo ago
I guess it's another case of: - effective moneytizeability of a lot of AI products seem questionable - so AI cost strongly subsidized in all kinds of ways - which is causing all kind of strange dynamics and is very much incompatible wi
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by dathinab 10mo ago
In general "failing to run (successfully)" should per-see been seen as a bad signal. It might still be: - the closest to a correct solution the model can produce - be helpful to find out what it wrong - might be intended (e.g. in
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by dathinab 10mo ago
love it, but I'm surprised after the experiences I had with Bose in the past
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by dathinab 10mo ago
testosterone doesn't make you suicidal it hinders you long term decision making and in turn makes it more likely to do risky decisions which could end bad for you (because you are slightly less risk adverse) but that is _very_ differen
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by dathinab 10mo ago
soso, in suicide cases it hardly possible to separate co factors from main factors, but we do know that mentally sick people have gotten into what more or less is psychosis from AI usage _without consuming any additional drugs_. but this is
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by dathinab 10mo ago
please don't (replace your typical eBPF filter with it, but do replace you custom kernel modules with it where viable ;) ) rust type system is not a security mechanism it's a mechanism to avoid bugs which can become security issue

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