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by dmix 11mo ago
That sort of thing doesn't stay hidden these days. Especially someone like Snowden who has a hundred friends who are human rights lawyers.
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by dmix 11mo ago
Adding LIDAR would probably turn a $40k car a $70k car as well.
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by dmix 11mo ago
> Content saturation works out very poorly for IP holders. That really depends on how the culture of media consumption changes. It's very different than the world of movie theaters and TV. Most people are using social media to consu
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by dmix 11mo ago
The alternative is they make no money and people still produce them using other video gen tools without the copyright filters. Similar to the music industry piracy battle, it makes more sense to work with the big platforms than fight them.
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by dmix 11mo ago
They will be DMCA'ing the social media posts which is nothing new. The big models will and already have copyright filters on, people are just working around them which will always be a battle. They also don't host the videos they
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by dmix 11mo ago
It's definitely not a war you're going to win simply via copyright claims to the big chat interfaces. This stuff will happen regardless. Especially as more open high quality LLMs role out. They might as well have some direct say i
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by dmix 11mo ago
The only way to enforce it is basically a very dangerous game and will normalize gov control of the internet down to the individual level.
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by dmix 11mo ago
The main reason is the better alternative costs twice as much.
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by dmix 11mo ago
Especially one bound to a future vision they have for computing. Companies are betting way more on a similar future vision with AI than Apple has with Vision.
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by dmix 11mo ago
They haven't really updated Siri though? That's still in the pipeline. So not a very fair comparison. The article states that they are behind and I think everyone knows that
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by dmix 11mo ago
It would need outbound links to be SEO Or at least a profit model. I don't see either on that page but maybe I'm missing something
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by dmix 11mo ago
Vibe coding is mostly for solo devs anyway. If you work with a team you need to carefully think out how everything pieces together, how it will be later understood by other devs, what the plan is a few yrs down the road. AI just gives sugge
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by dmix 11mo ago
I have a feeling to the average user there isn't a major difference between the major LLM chatbots. They've all converged on pretty damn good. Even more fringe ones like Grok. What I'm interested in is who gets the most integ
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by dmix 11mo ago
I've always felt that stuff was mostly a marketing stunt to the AI developers they are hiring. A subset of which are fanatics about the safety stuff. Most people don't care or have not drank that particular AGI koolaid yet.
825.
by dmix 11mo ago
Then use a different LLM
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by dmix 11mo ago
Fair
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by dmix 11mo ago
VC is inherently high risk capital. It's by design most companies will fail or at most break even via acquisitions/acquihires, while a small few make investors massive amounts of money. The only real difference this time around is
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by dmix 11mo ago
Netflix's paid+ads plan costs 50% less than the standard paid only version with no ads. I could see ChatGPT search results having affiliate links for shopping stuff even for fully-paid users. There's a lot of competition in this s
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by dmix 11mo ago
The issue in the article was paying customers complaining about ads. The ads OpenAI wants to roll out would likely be for free users, since the costs of training and running these LLM systems is very expensive. From the tweet in your link
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by dmix 11mo ago
Ah so 'long-term memory' in this case is just really large context windows with a long series of user inputs. That makes sense.
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by dmix 11mo ago
> After upgrading the library, performance and CPU characteristics on Scala 3 became indistinguishable from Scala 2.13. We had a similar experience moving Ruby 2->3, which has a ton of performance improvements. It was in fact faster i
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by dmix 11mo ago
I learned this recently. I got into waxed canvas/cotton jackets for outdoors stuff, where people would oil it for waterproofing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waxed_cotton The jackets look nice but they are heavy,
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by dmix 11mo ago
In something like Cursor if it messes something up your can click 'undo'. I'd imagine a small snapshot would only persisted to the memory if you keep it's output and even then it's mostly just a summary. There'
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by dmix 11mo ago
> The Transformer architecture revolutionized sequence modeling with its introduction of attention, a mechanism by which models look back at earlier inputs to prioritize relevant input data I've always wanted to read how something l
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by dmix 11mo ago
On paper it can sound rational. In reality you look at stuff like cars, for only so long people will tolerate buying a car for $60k when other countries, whom you are also competing with, get buy similar cars for $10-20k from China. Those s
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by dmix 11mo ago
So the prosecution will gamble that OpenAI won't in fact use the RAM in a relevant timeframe and they only bought them to exclude the other swath of AI companies from competing? From the article > OpenAI isn’t even bothering to buy
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by dmix 11mo ago
That'd probably make more sense if there wasn't also 50 other tech companies buying up RAM for the same reason (a sudden huge spike in demand due to AI taking off).
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by dmix 11mo ago
It says fake in the @ username, their listed name, and says "parodia" in the bio > You may not impersonate other identities of individuals, groups, or organizations to deceive others. Although you are not required to display yo
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by dmix 11mo ago
Also inflexibility, large backlogs, quality of staff, etc. In Canada all of our best doctors go to the US and there's often nurse shortages. It's not just a private incentive either, the US gov pays out far more in public healthca
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by dmix 11mo ago
I hadn't heard of iyO, their products look interesting. Seems to be an Alexa type product via airpod style headphones? https://www.iyo.ai/iyo-one and some sort of 'wand' that can "see your surrounding ar

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