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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
> I'd rather advocate for a solution that doesn't induce centralization. Because that still does. It's a weird suggestion to pay twice. I'm assuming in your hypothetical, cloudflare not only doesn't ever go down,
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
Do you think most people who want to start a blog are thinking about the centralization of internet services?
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
It doesn't address the comment to which I was replying.
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
What's the cost for someone to put their blog behind cloudflare, besides a few minutes of setup?
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
If the local governing body is too small to handle the requirements of governance, what then? Laws can be broken just because there are too few clerks?
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
> If you know what to look for Mind sharing?
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
What does Mitchell Hashimoto have to do with Zed beyond a guest blog post?
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
> Actually this Chris guy has a point. I don't call it breach either. It's PII data exposure but it is a serious exposure. At least California defines it as > unencrypted personal information, as defined, was acquired, or re
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
How did you arrive at this conclusion?
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
I watched a video on the demise of the penny and its predicament was so succinctly explained: everyone gets pennies as change but few carry them around let alone spend them, so we are stuck producing ever more. One news outlet even did an &
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
It's happened at least once, though in papal court not criminal: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cadaver_Synod Though I would be surprised if not once in human history in some kangaroo court a dead person was put on
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
> It makes the case that perfecting language prediction might be the path to AGI — because to predict language well, you have to understand the world it describes. This is an interesting concept, because in my mind, language can describe
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
I always found it odd that so many shops let people use whichever tools they want!
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
That does none of the things tubearchivist does, among them: - Subscribe to your favorite YouTube channels - Index and make videos searchable - Play videos - Keep track of viewed and unviewed videos Not to mention having to ssh and copy pas
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
So the problem is with search engines, not the communities they index. Parent said: > A third party coming in and saying "hey, everybody stop talking to each other, just talk to us and we'll intermediate and eventually replace
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
I looked into Maatschaps and understand where you are coming from now.
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
Are those things unique to corporations though? A dead person can be held criminally liable but can't go to prison.
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
Co-ops and firms sound like they are a subset of corporation. If they aren't, what makes them different in your mind? Corporations can take many forms and organize around many different principles.
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
I am curious why you are of the opinion that the user should be in trouble for requesting the copyright material and not the provider of the material. I feel like there is a distinction in something that was local-first compared to a SaaS.
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
This feels like a step backwards and if it were released on April 1st would be indistinguishable from a prank.
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
You had originally said the user should be liable instead of OpenAI being liable. > However, the lyrics are shown because the user requested them, shouldn't be the user be liable instead? I would imagine the sociological rationale
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
Why should the user be liable? They didn't reproduce the copyrighted work and the machine is totally capable of denying output (like it already does for other categories of material). At the very least, the users being liable instead
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
Do you not believe that a person's wants can be shaped by the media they are exposed to?
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
Because a corporation is a group of people, and a group of people don't lose their freedom of speech just because they joined a collective. And corporations can stand for things. They can have missions and use funds to effect speech in
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
Smaller browser vendors already pick and choose the features they support. Which companies do you have in mind that are cheering for this initiative?
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
At least a scribe captures the doctor's thoughts. AI is not capturing the author's thoughts because it doesn't know what they were at commit time.
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
Could you expand on what problem the tool was originally built to solve?
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
The only energy cost that matters is to the operator. Old hardware costs more to run so why would I run it? That there was energy used to produce the device and the replacement is literally not a factor in the calculation.
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
Which points did you find particularly noteworthy? With "concerns" like > We need to avoid at all costs the "great specs - no MVP" problem. this issue doesn't seem useful or helpful at all.
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by hrimfaxi 1y ago
Where on the web do hallucinations come from?

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