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by int32_64 9mo ago
Is there any way to provide a service where an image manipulation bot is mentioned in social media replies and it doesn't lead to total chaos? From what I saw the 'undressing' problem was the tip of the iceberg of crazy thing
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by int32_64 9mo ago
I'm glad I learned how to program when you could coax useful answers from Google searches. Whenever a Stack Overflow result comes up now the answer is years old and wrong, you might as well search archive.org.
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by int32_64 9mo ago
In the mid/late 2000s when the big social media sites were rising people posted harmless inane status updates about nothing, just testing out the potential of the technology. This eventually evolved into tried and true methods of earni
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by int32_64 10mo ago
The new age gambler logic would be if you know you can't afford a house through saving, the goal will always be out of reach, so you are already poor and will always be, so you might as well gamble. It's the age of "financial
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by int32_64 10mo ago
As the middle class continues to shrink in the West the gambling crisis will only get worse. It has to be understood by older people that for many young people the only way to afford a lifestyle previously achievable in many cities with a b
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by int32_64 10mo ago
Convenience won. How many people are actually going to download a torrent client, navigate through some massive torrent file collection to check the files of the artists they want to download so they can upload mp3s to their phone over a US
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by int32_64 10mo ago
It's clear the endgame is to cook AI into Chrome itself. Get ready for some big antitrust lawsuit that settles in 20 years when Gemini is bundled too conveniently and all the other players complain. https://developer.chrome.
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by int32_64 10mo ago
It's hilarious that Barnes and Noble has a banned books section as a sort of marketing gimmick. https://www.barnesandnoble.com/b/banned-books/_/N-rtm It makes you wonder what books Barnes and Noble has b
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by int32_64 10mo ago
Is there a "good enough" endgame for LLMs and AI where benchmarks stop mattering because end users don't notice or care? In such a scenario brand would matter more than the best tech, and OpenAI is way out in front in brand r
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by int32_64 10mo ago
The most meaningful American employment stat should be employed Americans with health insurance. What's the point of being considered 'employed' if you can be wiped out with one trip to the ER?
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by int32_64 10mo ago
With millions of daily users Mainline DHT is the most successful truly decentralized social network. Successful decentralization is about incentives, and Mainline DHT's incentive is downloading digital media for free.
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by int32_64 10mo ago
I wonder if these coding models will be sustainable/profitable long term if the local models continue to improve. qwen3-coder blew me away.
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by int32_64 10mo ago
Apple should setup their own giant cloud of M chips with tons of vram, make Metal as good as possible for AI purposes, then market the cloud as allowing self-hosted models for companies and individuals that care about privacy. They would cl
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by int32_64 10mo ago
It's so organic and grass roots and good for democracy™ that every single Western country suddenly decided that eliminating privacy online in lockstep was the top priority despite none of the ruling parties running on it as a platform
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by int32_64 10mo ago
That's fair, I'm also not accessing these resources from Russia or North Korea so I imagine there's different precautions for different countries.
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by int32_64 10mo ago
What's strange in this discussion of chips and export bans is there's been zero discussion of cloud access, I guess networked computers are difficult for America's gerontocrats to understand. I've rented H100s no problem
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by int32_64 10mo ago
>regardless of where you’re based This isn't true.
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by int32_64 10mo ago
I wonder if the max pain AI bubble burst is just the mag7 being tightly rangebound for years, down in real terms but buoyed by the global money printers switching on again to repair the clearly distressed global economy. This outcome would
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by int32_64 10mo ago
So far is this just affecting PC builders? Has Apple adjusted their prices? Is this as bad as peak ETH mining yet where every prebuilt is sold out because it's getting raided for parts and was priced at MSRP?