icantevenhold

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by icantevenhold 1mo ago
No longer in operation since 2017, =( edit: wonder if that means they sold everything
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by icantevenhold 1mo ago
IMO it’s hard to see how we would even end up in such a situation given we actually developed AGI. I’m sure a sufficiently intelligent - even if alien - mind can grasp how utterly stupid and useless wars are and take steps to prevent them e
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by icantevenhold 1mo ago
In what scenario would it be rational to unleash complete and utter permanent nuclear destruction of all life (including artificial) life on earth?
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by icantevenhold 1mo ago
Not only is policing not immune against perfidy, but I would argue perfidy is built into the police system as a core tenet. There is a lot of widely available evidence
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by icantevenhold 1mo ago
Idk we will figure it out
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by icantevenhold 1mo ago
We the people
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by icantevenhold 1mo ago
We should break these companies apart - they should not have that level of power.
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by icantevenhold 1mo ago
404 for me (unless this was a jest)
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by icantevenhold 1mo ago
Nah but be a little bit more specific than just sprinkling random FUD - what is the relationship and why is it problematic ?
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by icantevenhold 1mo ago
No one is saying that every US company is an evil data hungry entity and EU companies are saints. But fact of the matter is that the US is rapidly sliding into totalitarianism and at the same time US tech companies have an hu huge influence
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by icantevenhold 1mo ago
Mistral OCR is really good and their small models are great for simple translations, I use them regularly. Of course I’m not always on the most bleeding edge forefront of the latest hyped model so there might be better alternatives, but I’m
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by icantevenhold 1mo ago
This means exactly what? I think you would be hard pressed to find any relevant tech company that doesn’t have a relationship with the Saudis or is funded by them - or any government for that matter…
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by icantevenhold 1mo ago
Tbh there is much more regulatory pressure on EU AI companies than US/China - of course you can only use local models which Mistral actually releases unlike the US alternatives. So out of all the bad options this still seems to be one
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by icantevenhold 1mo ago
Yea I also stumbled across that one. Overall the article was really enjoyable to read, but this one sentence threw me off. X isnt y it’s Z needs to die
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by icantevenhold 1mo ago
While I agree I have to say that AI-detectors are complete bullshit
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by icantevenhold 1mo ago
We’ll give it 50-100 years down this trajectory and we will have arrived there
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by icantevenhold 2mo ago
What does this responsibility mean in practice? Like what are the actual real consequences if it turns out your code is bad or whatever? I assume you get banned from contributing? I couldn’t immediately find any more information on what thi
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by icantevenhold 2mo ago
Define widely used; I probably haven’t used it once in the last 15 years and have heard it maybe twice. Source: lifelong German speaker
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by icantevenhold 2mo ago
Tbh I worked in customer service for a long time and almost always we would give a refund for whatever the customers asked except in rare cases. And exactly like you said if the customer cares enough to reach out, just give them what they w
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by icantevenhold 2mo ago
At the same time you’re underestimating it. Before covid almost no small businesses would offer card payment; now it’s common. Sure there are some that are against digital payments and they won’t accept Wero neither, but I would argue the n
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by icantevenhold 2mo ago
Nah I sunk many thousands of hours into these accounts; definitely not a small cost. Sure I could get a new account and pay twice for the game I already purchased multiple times - that would’ve ground my gears too
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by icantevenhold 2mo ago
I was forced to create multiple as part of the mojang migration - truly a nightmarish experience to use their AuthN, haven’t seen something quite as bad since
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by icantevenhold 2mo ago
Thanks for sharing that, and I think it’s a bit more complex comment but just my thoughts from the top of my drunk head: I think most of the sub cultures you mentioned are now firmly in the mainstream culture - it might just be my bubble&#x
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by icantevenhold 2mo ago
100% It’s really hard to predict what becomes relevant - I would have never guessed that the “chad/stacy/virgin” archetypes are now so common place that even my grandma knows what it means. Whereas other huge memes from back then
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by icantevenhold 2mo ago
“Winning” in Cuba would also be very difficult. Sure Venezuela looked cool but what really changed?
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by icantevenhold 2mo ago
Liminal places like 4chan are upstream to mainstream culture/sentiment. Most of the incel, anime, doomed, and bro culture that was prevalent / nascent there 15-20 years ago is now super mainstream.
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by icantevenhold 2mo ago
One of the great documents of our civilisation
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by icantevenhold 2mo ago
Why should they? Cuba is completely insignificant beyond some ideological value.
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by icantevenhold 2mo ago
If I have the choice of being tracked by my government or a private profit driven company I’ll choose the former any day. The company will sell all data to my government anyway if prompted. Of course no tracking at all is the best option an
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by icantevenhold 2mo ago
Not really: https://noyb.eu/en/fines-resulting-noyb-litigation Sure 50 M or even 1 B might be peanuts for faang but still there is real progress. Support Noyb at all costs

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