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by izzydata 3y ago
If they sell 150,000 units somehow and it only has 2 apps on the market then you could expect an extremely high percentage of those people to buy your app.
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by izzydata 3y ago
I think those are two independent actions. They would probably delete their reddit data regardless of Lemmy working out or not.
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by izzydata 3y ago
Apollo should clone Reddit's backend instead.
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by izzydata 3y ago
Lemmy has been growing rather quickly.
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by izzydata 3y ago
Is going private really even going dark? They should shut them down completely so nobody can make posts or comments.
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by izzydata 3y ago
This is what I want to happen although I know it never will. Communities used to be spread out across the internet on individual sites that were maintained by enthusiasts as a hobby. I found the interactions among such communities to bar fa
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by izzydata 3y ago
I've seen this a lot lately. I never personally experience this guilt, but understandably a lot of people do when publicly presented with this choice. I'm not sure what the solution is, but the companies producing and providing th
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by izzydata 3y ago
This has nothing to do with ChatGPT. They claim they only need vision because a human only needs vision. Although that statement in of itself is false because humans have other senses, but they can't know how much complexity of the hum
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by izzydata 3y ago
This implies that they can create a piece of software as intelligence as the human brain. Absolutely absurd reasoning. If they are being serious with such a statement then they are complete fools. More than likely they are just making excus
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by izzydata 3y ago
Why would they want to imitate a failing business model?
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by izzydata 3y ago
Agreed. With human drivers you can, in most cases, see their intent with the way they move. With tesla or other self driving systems it is a black box that is way less predictable.
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by izzydata 3y ago
At least the first home computer was actually useful.
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by izzydata 3y ago
Time to practice lateral Gangnam style.
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by izzydata 3y ago
Additional confirmation could simply be multiple sources reporting the same thing. Once is circumstantial, but if 10 people record something from different perspectives then it is highly likely to be real.
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by izzydata 3y ago
Videos are easy enough to spot as fakes for now, but I've heard really convincing AI audio fakes. Audio only recordings might not be usable as evidence without additional confirmation of authenticity.
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by izzydata 3y ago
I'm more convinced of the opposite. That humans aren't even conscious and are actually just obfuscated machines. Although I'm not fully convinced of either. There is probably some factor involving the material being used and
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by izzydata 3y ago
Maybe so, but I'm mainly suggesting that such a law be written a way that targets any large scale and wasteful use of electricity rather than being so specific to crypto. Even if that means crypto is the only thing currently affected.
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by izzydata 3y ago
If there isn't enough electricity to go around it makes sense to do something about it. It seems like the issue is about electricity distribution rather than the use of the electricity. If it is the scale that is the problem then other
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by izzydata 3y ago
What is the difference between computing crypto and something like Prime95 to discover new prime numbers?
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by izzydata 3y ago
Is it even true? It seems hard to believe Apple doesn't spy on people or sell information to advertisers.
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by izzydata 3y ago
It would be funny if voice controlled devices came into being and disappeared before I even bothered to try them.
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by izzydata 3y ago
The thought that any other result could occur is insane because the owner could in theory sell the property themselves to pay for the tax debt. Forcing that decision upon you shouldn't result in stolen equity.
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by izzydata 3y ago
This is very interesting. Thank you.
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by izzydata 3y ago
That is then opposite of what I find appealing. Every community I have ever been a part of on the internet has only gotten worse and eventually unacceptably bad by growing too large. I also don't like the convergence of online identifi
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by izzydata 3y ago
And then after millions of years and all of the biological matter turning into oil we will eventually use it all up within ~300-400 years. The era that humans will utilize this kind of gasoline combustion is such a tiny blip of the whole hu
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by izzydata 3y ago
Just a few days ago I was reading an article from some tech site complaining about ads in Windows and the first thing upon opening the side is a popup ad for a newsletter. Do they not see the irony there or is the whole industry on autopilo
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by izzydata 4y ago
A payout of 100 billion and then the company goes bankrupt. Or more realistically a company doing such egregious behavior would cause customers to stop using it and then lead to it drastically changing or going bankrupt. But people constant
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by izzydata 4y ago
I suspect the law is not intended to be logically consistent.
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by izzydata 4y ago
There was a giant popup as soon as I loaded the page. This is after using ad removal extensions. Ads are out of control. https://i.imgur.com/KOU98Bw.png
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by izzydata 4y ago
I actually bought Start 11 because of how annoying the default Windows 11 start menu was. This marks the first time I've ever bought software. Good work Microsoft. I obtained copies of Windows through some University thing with Windows

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