delfinom

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by delfinom 9mo ago
As someone that runs the infrastructure for a large OSS project. Mostly Chinese AI firms. All the big name brand AI firms play reasonably nice and respect robots.txt. The Chinese ones are hyper aggressive, with no rate limit and pure greed
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by delfinom 9mo ago
It's what happens when you load a company up with MBA grads who only know cookie cutter business plans with no actual business acumen or experience.
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by delfinom 9mo ago
They'll be hard pressed to find something that isn't running into medical regulation territory.
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by delfinom 9mo ago
The problem here is "money". The AI goldrush has proven that intellectual property laws are null and void. Money is all that matters.
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by delfinom 9mo ago
Except authoritarians can only clamp down in protests so much, working against them is economic and even regional social collapse due to running out of water. There's a lot building against them. I actually hope western countries stay
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by delfinom 9mo ago
You clearly never experienced chases anti-fraud division. Who will, without warning, close all of your chase accounts because you used a credit card at the wrong store at the wrong time and you set off whatever fraud score. And csr will not
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by delfinom 9mo ago
Wonder what Apple caved on. They famously only found goldman to work with them originally because they had significant demands that bucked the industry, including setting everyone's statement dates to the exact same so that customer s
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by delfinom 9mo ago
That's not a bait and switch my dude, lmao. Bait and switch only applies when the initial price is something other than $0 but still low.
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by delfinom 9mo ago
>The false premise rests on: it's better for everyone to die than live under Russian occupation. That would overwhelmingly be chosen false by the population in question that is being invaded. Well, Russian occupation usually means y
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by delfinom 9mo ago
The psychopaths in charge of Russia still like living comfortably.
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by delfinom 9mo ago
Ive had that argument with many of the schematic PCB ai startups. Online open source schematics and PCB designs are awful training sets by large. There are some gems out there publicly but that's gems in a sea of sand. Far different th
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by delfinom 10mo ago
Well Russia contends Zelensky isn't the legitimate head of state of Ukraine.
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by delfinom 10mo ago
I like to call this the candyvan phase.
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by delfinom 10mo ago
Because Feeding America doesn't receive monetary donations in that kind of volume to hand out money. They also don't have a "food box". You clearly are speaking from a ivory tower position and it's quite disturbing.
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by delfinom 10mo ago
Look, as an EU country citizen, English is more or less the defacto language of the EU, regardless of what politicians declare. Everyone in the EU speaks english in some form as even traveling to a next door country like you state requires
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by delfinom 10mo ago
Works until we have someone mining asteroids for gold. Then the gold backed currency collapses overnight.
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by delfinom 10mo ago
The jaws of life can make quick work of any locked doors before continuing to bulldoze a car out of the way.
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by delfinom 10mo ago
There's an emdash, no human being uses emdashes.
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by delfinom 10mo ago
File in small claims court, they can't ban you for that and they have to send someone out
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by delfinom 10mo ago
I've seen big companies cleave off tens of millions of profitable products on a whim pretty often....
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by delfinom 10mo ago
>but it doesn't force anyone to build an industrialized scam on top of it I mean almost the entirety of the US healthcare system is a industrialized scam engineered by middlemen
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by delfinom 10mo ago
>I'm sure some conspiratorial thinking would lead people to the conclusion that Apple are secretly tracking and selling data. Apple in their privacy policy reserves the right to use your data for ads. They aren't secretly track
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by delfinom 10mo ago
I have used Roborock for ~7 years and now own 3 of them (different floors/areas). Absolutely no issues.
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by delfinom 10mo ago
No, as someone in the western side of product development things. The problem is studied in the standard MBA course for Strategy, without even China mentioned. First-mover advantage, which comes from R&D into new markets is short lived
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by delfinom 10mo ago
In those cases you have to use a micro or purpose built controller chip to negotiate a higher power input while running off the 5V (bootstrap with dead battery mode). There are chips out for it including power regulation built in.
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by delfinom 10mo ago
Eh they are offering a one time payment for autonomy for $2500 which is equal to 4.1 years of paying $50/mo. It's not a unreasonable cost for development but also maintenance of the self driving system.
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by delfinom 10mo ago
The pedos in charge want to crack down on other pedos getting to their prey first. Prove me wrong.
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by delfinom 10mo ago
Not going to help the tech industry given their largest audience bases are in blue states, who will happily just regulate them to death if the federal government doesn't.
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by delfinom 10mo ago
>Yes, of course AI offered by a company can be sued. In theoretical sense sure. In a practical sense? They are invulnerable due to what can be extreme financial obstacles they can put in place. They can drag a court case out until you fo
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by delfinom 10mo ago
>My other stance, which I suspect is probably more controversial, is that I'm not convinced that mental health care is nearly as effective as people think. In general, mental health outcomes for teens are getting markedly worse, and

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