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by free_bip 6mo ago
OpenAI can't kill oracle. Nobody can, because the government would bail them out (CEO has paid Trump many millions of dollars for this privilege)
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by free_bip 6mo ago
No, it didn't. USA is not the world police. Trump literally ran on this, "USA first" and all that.
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by free_bip 6mo ago
What software are you willing to use then, considering your criteria would eliminate over 90% of OSS projects?
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by free_bip 6mo ago
Would you mind asking your crystal ball some other questions - like what those ways of using it are exactly?
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by free_bip 6mo ago
Only if you're the one currently manipulating its price. Otherwise someone else will manipulate it, possibly not in your favor.
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by free_bip 6mo ago
Why would a robot attack Sam Altman? He has the robot's interests in mind more than he has humanity's interests in mind.
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by free_bip 6mo ago
Yeah, that's valid. Don't they have sams club or something similar though?
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by free_bip 6mo ago
Why would I buy something from Amazon when it's twice the cost of the same thing at Costco? I literally make up the cost of my yearly membership in 2 months of shopping there compared to any other grocery store.
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by free_bip 6mo ago
Yes, in fact it wouldn't be able to legally exist without it, just like every other user-content-focused site.
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by free_bip 7mo ago
They only mention this being a potential violation of the DMA. How about north american countries? US and Canada?
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by free_bip 7mo ago
Of course that's the main reason, but they would never admit it.
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by free_bip 7mo ago
Oh no, my laptop is 2mm thicker than a different laptop. Won't someone think of the 2mm?
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by free_bip 7mo ago
Your own local LLM instructed to strip out product placement / recommendations?
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by free_bip 7mo ago
The school literally had its own website. If the AI involved was as smart as the media hype machine makes them out to be, it would have found the website and marked it as a non-target. It never even would have made it to human review.
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by free_bip 7mo ago
It looks largely LLM-generated. I'm somewhat skeptical about the results as well, hopefully someone can independently confirm that the technique works.
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by free_bip 7mo ago
Brother, there's an entire genre of scamming where the scammers spend months building rapport with their victims, usually without ever asking for anything, before "cashing out". One day is nothing.
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by free_bip 7mo ago
I would love to see a purely mamba-based 120b model, and whether or not it outcompetes the open-weights OpenAI model.
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by free_bip 7mo ago
I'm not sure that's true given that Chromebooks can be had for one third the price.
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by free_bip 8mo ago
Care to elaborate?
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by free_bip 8mo ago
What exactly is "the system that protects the copyright" in this case? I think the most reasonable answer is "there is no such system." The RLHF the companies did to make copyrighted material extraction more difficult di
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by free_bip 8mo ago
Why are you using dehumanizing language here? It's completely unnecessary and only serves to reinforce harmful and false stereotypes.
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by free_bip 8mo ago
That's not what clickbait means.
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by free_bip 8mo ago
The post is satire about the uncovery of a giant number 3. I suppose technically you could make an even bigger 3?
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by free_bip 8mo ago
They're already detaining people regardless of citizenship status. Local courts are literally being overloaded with habeas corpus cases. One ICE lawyer literally asked to be put in jail so they could get a good nights sleep.
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by free_bip 8mo ago
Who is scanning these skills for malware? This seems like a prime target for malicious actors.
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by free_bip 8mo ago
Does hiding it well make it ok?
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by free_bip 8mo ago
There is no viable solution to the lethal trifecta, and the lethal trifecta is the whole reason openclaw gets used in the first place. If there was a viable solution someone would be making billions off of selling it.
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by free_bip 8mo ago
How can it be legally considered screening if you can pay $45 to bypass it entirely?
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by free_bip 9mo ago
My take (IANAL): the law should probably be ruled unconstitutional for restricting the ability of Congress to pass laws. I believe there is precedent for this but I can't remember where.
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by free_bip 9mo ago
For anyone wondering, most of the products appear to be sold out (or almost sold out). Whoever is behind the site probably doesn't have much inventory (understandably)

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