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flangola7
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> What would the explanation for charging money here be though? The user is already paying for the license and they're using their own hardware and power to do so. To pay for the privilege of using a very advanced AI model. That
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3y ago
The Xbox One has not been hacked in the 10 years since its release. Apple already uses the same kind of tech to protect the various AI models in iPhones and MacBooks, for tasks like OCR search of stored image files and to auto-cutout people
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It's a time sensitive issue unfortunately
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Better hope no subpoenas show up within 7 years of the email.
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3y ago
Long term they may offer both, with the local model consuming fewer credits per request. The new GPUs all have secure enclave remote attestation architecture, so Adobe would be able to offer this without the risk of someone jailbreaking the
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3y ago
Not to the public but to internal agencies. They might know for a definitive fact that Roswell is bullshit, while UAPs continue to be an unknown variable.
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3y ago
I find that answering a question with a question often results in better understanding and insightfulness by the pupil than just spoon-feeding it to them. Every good parent and professor will be familiar with this technique.
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3y ago
Which vaccine are you referring to? Any distributed vaccine in the US has a rigorous chain of custody, if tampering is what you're worried about.
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What do you think? Give it a couple of your best effort theories.
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We're not talking about music we're talking about generalized creativity. You can't build that in half an hour. It couldn't be built at all until the last few years.
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No, no they do not.
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Which problems today have been solved by blockchain? It's been around over a decade yet I still do not know of any noteworthy problem it has solved. What is a problem we had in 2009 that no longer exists due to blockchain?
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> Bwahaha. Since when is business, or hell life in general fair? The entire purpose and objective of the law is to make society just and fair. It is far from perfect, but it is well superior to the selfish mayhem you speak of. Laws are
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>The new 'inverse vaccine' does just the opposite: it removes the immune system’s memory of one molecule. While such immune memory erasure would be unwanted for infectious diseases New bioweapon just dropped
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Protect them from what?
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The goalpost moving is supersonic. "AI isn't that impressive, it's only more creative than most humans." was an unthinkable sentence only 5 years ago.
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Humans recollect on what they have been trained on as well. I'm not seeing the tangible difference.
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The problem is that opens the door for the company to sweep issues under the rug. This is a pattern history has repeated time and time again
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Why would an SDK be secret?
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It's possible Roswell is known to be nothing while modern UAPs are still unexplained.
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Morality is not subjective. There are definitions of that are more correct than others. Otherwise laws and prosocial behavior would be impossible to define.
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Large orgs are always the biggest thieves. Look at scale of wage violations vs robberies.
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Currently the federal judicial is happily undoing the last 50 years of societal improvement.
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Wait really
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That data had poor epistemology, and was only really true if you're only looking at cishet monogamous men and cishet monogamous women.
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What? That's about the same age I found it and I'm fine.
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A de facto penalty is a penalty. I don't care how the corporations want to frame it.
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$300k in 401k alone puts you in the upper class of Americans. In 2020, median household (note, not individual) net worth in the United States was $121,411. This includes home equity. $1,000,000 in assets is the 88th percentile, far above &q
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The arguments against strong marginal tax rates are not made in good faith. They're very consciously crafted by the rich.
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No one is saying we should only do this and nothing more. Swiss cheese plan.
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