dev1ycan

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by dev1ycan 3mo ago
It's so funny how LLMs, which trained on millions of books, stolen (and even if they weren't, which they were, pirated from online pirate sites like libg and annas, they didn't have consent for the VAST majority of them), and
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by dev1ycan 4mo ago
Good luck getting me to use software that requires me to upload an id
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by dev1ycan 4mo ago
13? there is no reason a minor should use a brain rotting technology like AI, in fact, AI for pretty much most teens is way WAY more damaging than even tiktok ever was.
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by dev1ycan 4mo ago
Remember when Nvidia gave us HBM for the 1080 ti and then took it away because it was "too expensive for consumer products"? I remember. I feel like the 1080 ti is like a prophet of the current crisis, these companies are buying $
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by dev1ycan 4mo ago
Until MV3 catches up to Brave (eventually)
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by dev1ycan 4mo ago
It's more like astroturfing since forever, any mention of Americans doing disinformation instantly gets Russian bots brought up, like bro come on now.
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by dev1ycan 4mo ago
This is such a disgusting economy
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by dev1ycan 4mo ago
Okay but logically kidney issues leading to high creatine does suggest that creatine is not all that good for the body, no? else why would the kidney keep it under control?
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by dev1ycan 4mo ago
You know what is crazy, that this whole bullshit "MDC" garbage "API" that websites and stuff like Outlook have is stuff that they could have had by having SIMPLER settings in their services, they obfuscate them like hell
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by dev1ycan 4mo ago
CXMT is scaling up incredibly fast, they are on a clock (south koreans) their monopoly will end relatively soon, although I'm guessing that the AI companies will crash before that anyways.
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by dev1ycan 5mo ago
Maybe because losing 700b so far is not "safe" for the economy?
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by dev1ycan 5mo ago
Wouldn't surprise me if they're just paying math geniuses to do math research and attribute it to AI models.
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by dev1ycan 5mo ago
God, this is just as awful as Microsoft trying to push copilot into everything, trash.
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by dev1ycan 5mo ago
Imagine buying hardware from Google, as if they haven't given enough reasons to distrust them.
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by dev1ycan 5mo ago
They have what I think is the best implementation of vertical tabs, chrome doesn't even have them, firefox is so far behind it's not even funny anymore... brave's is terrible.
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by dev1ycan 5mo ago
How many gigantic companies can join this before it crashes?
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by dev1ycan 6mo ago
First of all, yes I know about the elevator hence why I mentioned it, you know, first of all it's not that safe to be going down an elevator from what is basically a multiple stories high building while in space (#1) and (#2) why would
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by dev1ycan 6mo ago
I am so actually beyond sad that I ever trusted Musk, all the signs were there, from the lies with Tesla to the nonesensical point to point "tourist" lies, to the Mars lies, to the fact that the spaceship they are developing righ
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by dev1ycan 6mo ago
Apple under Tim Cook stopped innovating, entirely. If Steve was stil alive he'd still be competing we'd probably have Safari on Windows to this day... and cheaper computers (like the NEO but with upgradeable RAM)
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by dev1ycan 6mo ago
"I would rather have IP67 over a replaceable battery" Not me, and not most people.
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by dev1ycan 6mo ago
I don't own EVs but I hope this is forced on EVs (cars and bikes)... that's the only reason I don't buy one.
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by dev1ycan 6mo ago
It is just crazy how much of a tech billionaire centric the US government is, they can come up with Thanos' idea of wiping out 50% of the population and politicians would do it as long as Zuckerberg or anyone else in the techno bubble
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by dev1ycan 6mo ago
I really despise these christo fascist led tech companies that think they can dictate what we are able to see/play, etc. Meanwhile the people that lead them go to certain islands.
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by dev1ycan 6mo ago
It was obvious since the start that 1)it's probably all javascript based or android websites/programs that contain a ton of "vulnerable" libraries (or really old closed sourced c++ code). Also you're not helping you
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by dev1ycan 6mo ago
Charles de Gaulle was such an incredible man, nearly 60 years after his death he still keeps influencing the direction of France (for the better)
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by dev1ycan 6mo ago
This is just adding the hidden filters such as before:[date]: Finds videos uploaded before a specific date. Example: space exploration before:2020-01-01 after:[date]: Finds videos uploaded after a specific date. Example: tech news after:202
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by dev1ycan 6mo ago
Starting with Metro every Windows UI framework has been beyond ugly. there's just something so backwards over how nice the UI was in Windows 7, I simply can't understand it.
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by dev1ycan 6mo ago
I became complete garbage at video games the moment I bought a 27 inch monitor. I also can't ever focus on doing tasks like programming and such since I got my big monitor. Although I definitely can't give up my 3 27 inch monitors
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by dev1ycan 6mo ago
Nope, which is why Chrome exists, to allow Google to do this. Which is why you should avoid chromium.
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by dev1ycan 6mo ago
Starship is the biggest scam in the history of spaceflight, it was never about getting to the moon or mars or even towards other points on Earth (or space tourism) but lowering the cost of sending military and other dual use technologies to

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