kavalg

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by kavalg 2y ago
And what are they going to sell? The weights and the model architecture are already open source. I doubt the datasets of DeepSeek are better than OpenAI's
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by kavalg 2y ago
As others have noted, if one company agrees to the ToS, asks "the right" questions and then publishes the ChatGPT answers, there is not violation of ToS. Then a second company scrapes the published Q&A, along with other inform
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by kavalg 2y ago
and it is even questionable whether "bundling" AI in every product is legal wrt anti-competitive laws (i.e. the IE case)
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by kavalg 2y ago
In quite many places, hiring consultants has a very high corruption potential (e.g. the hiring manager favoring one of several suppliers). With employees they don't have this leverage.
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by kavalg 2y ago
Why AGPL? I am not blaming you. I am just curious about the reasoning behind your choice.
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by kavalg 2y ago
No need to unionize and strike in this case. Just convince people to stop using Meta's products. I've never had them (excl. a short period of WhatsApp) and never missed them.
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by kavalg 2y ago
I guess it is the LED to blame. Many small bright spots instead of a bigger, but less bright single light source
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by kavalg 2y ago
Can you be more specific on the use cases that comprise that? E.g. is it driverless company fleets, enabling elderly to drive, making it possible to e.g. sleep while driving, being fancy etc?
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by kavalg 2y ago
Model is available on Huggingface. License allows "commercial use for organizations or individuals with less than $1M in total annual revenue" https://huggingface.co/stabilityai/stable-diffusion-3.5-larg...
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by kavalg 2y ago
Made $33M in revenue and was fined $10M. I highly doubt the company worked at 30% margin, so they must still be profitable after paying the fine.
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by kavalg 2y ago
It's not the cloud cost that is stopping people from doing this. It is the installation and administration cost. That requires time and expertise that most either don't have or are not willing to spend.
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by kavalg 2y ago
Yes, to get a sense of risk taking, I'd rather hear many stories by risk takers that failed than one story from the guy that succeeded.
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by kavalg 2y ago
The AI training aspect for sure, but I think is is also about not giving a competitor the tools to profile users and target ads the way they do.
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by kavalg 3y ago
IANAL, but this does not cancel the MIT license retroactively. MIT fork is still possible.
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by kavalg 3y ago
> Help you fulfill your dictatorial ambitions This bullet on their features list made my day LOL :)
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by kavalg 3y ago
No wonder with the recent Windows UX degradations.
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by kavalg 3y ago
"No Kubernetes because the idle cluster cost with nothing in it is larger than the total cost of my current setup" has been the case for quite a while. I wonder whether it is anywhere on the k8s priority list to fix this. Even K3s
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by kavalg 3y ago
but also weakens Taiwan's value from US' perspective.
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by kavalg 3y ago
Until "recently" (mobile phone era) Intel/AMD basically had no competition. They completely missed the mobile market and are now seeing competition from ARM in laptop/server. An there is also RISC-V on the radar. When&#x
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by kavalg 3y ago
I wonder if any private keys used for signing genuine MB parts have leaked as well. Auto makers seem obsessed with controlling the spare part market and leaking the keys used to authenticate spare parts would make it possible for other vend
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by kavalg 3y ago
I am curious how does this compare to nvidia's rapids.ai / cudf.
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by kavalg 3y ago
plus the trailer that has been advertised by the owner :)
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by kavalg 3y ago
Sure, but for how long?
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by kavalg 3y ago
Could it be hijacked by an adversary that hacked into the plane's computer?
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by kavalg 3y ago
just FYI, I've been running a few services on a Hetzner VM and a few others in a box at home. With an 5 minute uptime ping (uptime robot) I am consistently getting a 3 to 4 nines uptime for the home server and that can be substantially
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by kavalg 3y ago
And it looks like the "solution" from their point of view is that you consume less, but pay the same amount of money or even more, so that the economy keeps "growing".
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by kavalg 3y ago
And what if corporations and government/authoritarians are (loosely) the same entity and pro-business libertarians are on a paycheck/indoctrinated :)
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by kavalg 3y ago
Do you have a source for the 50.000 € limit? At least where I live, even as of now it is more 5000 € for a single deal/sale. If the sale amount is above that, it must go through a cashless payment.
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by kavalg 3y ago
Right, thanks a lot for noticing this and for the links. Makes sense.
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by kavalg 3y ago
If we are talking about DU dust cloud, maybe you could avoid going out for a while and doing intense physical activities. Also, avoiding freshly picked vegetables and resorting to packaged food for a while may help reduce exposure. AFAIK, m

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