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by mannanj 4mo ago
however dont all these AI companies retain your non-training data indefinitely ? Did I miss something where they suddenly gave you the option to opt-out of retaining your non-training data? I thought that was a big money grab of theirs.
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by mannanj 4mo ago
It was a lot, I see that now. I appreciate you responding anyway! Thank you for the words of encouragement. Personally, I think my challenge is less on starting, and more on finishing, and on the pieces of extending it from personal project
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by mannanj 4mo ago
Hi Eric. In this day and age, and in the next year or two, what do you foresee as the most practical first steps for someone to work towards delivering a startup for income they can sustain themselves on? And how has the traditional loop of
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by mannanj 4mo ago
Ah I hear that. Do you think it's more like a self confidence problem? Not to attack or bring you down in any way, just wondering from a self diagnostic and awareness perspective. I feel your way some times too, and when I reframe it a
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by mannanj 4mo ago
Ah I see. Okay. Sorry to have been guilty I see this: > Fraud is: > * an intentional misrepresentation of fact, whether by words or conduct, by false or misleading allegations, or by concealment of what should have been disclosed; &gt
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by mannanj 4mo ago
The OP said that this was coded by a product person though. The product people coding and using these tools, who are spreading the pro-LLM propaganda, are not doing proper prompt engineering nor lint fixing. > _no_ LLM will _ever_ genera
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by mannanj 4mo ago
yeah I intuitively have felt something like this has been happening, too. And finding the evidence is such an immense task, and feels way out of my current energy level. When COVID was ongoing there was a term floating around I liked, &quot
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by mannanj 4mo ago
Someone told me this isn't "fraud". (Was in another one of these hacker news thread where a guy called all this Brilliant Financial Engineering). How is this not unethical at least, it befuddles me. Maybe we've come to c
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by mannanj 4mo ago
Early in COVID I was lucky to have lots of time and a disposable budget. I was seeking experiences and practices to make me be more present, and have more time and productivity back. I ran into this guy named Tommy who led a phone-free move
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by mannanj 4mo ago
Ah. My strategy has been going in to in-person shops, as I'm targeting service businesses with my project. I don't think you can ever beat that in person trust and chemistry. Though, also, I think it helps still when I am comparin
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by mannanj 4mo ago
ok got it. I think just because law doesn't recognize something as valuable or worthy of protection, doesn't mean it isn't valuable or worthy of protection. I prefer to aim for the reality and conditions I desire, than accept
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by mannanj 4mo ago
hi I said this: >fraud is any intentional misrepresentation Did you not read my post? It looks to very inline with what you stated fraud is in your many definitions. Clearly I read the definition, I was aiming to simplify to make dialog
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by mannanj 4mo ago
I'm ok with that. I just don't think you should stop me from my own decisions so you can then complain and force your research and opinions on me. And also don't straw man; theres plenty of experts who are not a doctor. And t
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by mannanj 4mo ago
Nice Ad Hominem and Straw Man. you can't actually advocate on any of my points so you resort to attacks and logical fallacies. Name one reason I should continue to engage with someone who is judgemental and hostile and isn't liste
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by mannanj 4mo ago
I actually liked that statement about the sin of idolatry. I resonated and it described something I've been guilty of and learning to break, its embedded deem in the culture. We do idolize and heroize groups and people, think Elon Musk
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by mannanj 4mo ago
I don't want to send my data to known IP thieves, state actors, and competitors in USA either. This to me seems very rational. It's not tribalistic or binary ,choose USA Or Choose China. We can choose neither. Choose neither abuse
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by mannanj 4mo ago
Isn't the solution to learn business skills? My challenge is seeking good resources for the business skills. I'm doing sales for a passion project for the first time, and it's teaching me a lot. I'm just confused still o
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by mannanj 4mo ago
And how much money are they making off our non-training data? Or what is the ROI short and long term of that massive valuable data set? Surely there's at least a valuable subset of ideas that if executed better than the incumbents nets
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by mannanj 4mo ago
BtW it is at least partially fake news. Or engineered and coopted by powerful interests. I've personally reversed my own prediabetes, and helped my mom manage her own with a diet change. (yes it consisted of avoiding seed oils). No a b
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by mannanj 4mo ago
Do you support engaging in straw mans? And if the rhetoric of the enemy is a straw man? You seem to be saying you encourage engaging with a straw man.
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by mannanj 4mo ago
The administration is funding the data centers are they not? Maybe I got bamboozled into believing fake news, let me check that real quick. Ok couldn't find that tax payer money went specifically to it, so taking that back. On the othe
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by mannanj 4mo ago
Heres the way I understand it as a child could understand. You are google. I am your friend who wants to sell lemonade. You have invested in my stand and own a piece. You propose a deal, You'll buy $11 of lemonade from me every week. D
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by mannanj 4mo ago
Do you really think its honest to call this Financial Engineering over Fraud?
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by mannanj 4mo ago
straw man. I'm talking about data.
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by mannanj 4mo ago
Another straw man. "real" property or not. You agree that we have some right to our own outputs, right? Is that not dignity, to say "I want my outputs protected". Seems like you think that your ideas should be free, as y
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by mannanj 4mo ago
How about because they used tax payer money to help fund them? Why should my money make AI executives & shareholders richer? And let them own the products of my tax? edit: We used to call that Fraud.
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by mannanj 4mo ago
You got people angry about that. I agree with you. Most people can be sick and not see it because they are surrounded by other sick people. To them, that baseline of health feels healthy. You won't even really know why certain other
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by mannanj 4mo ago
According to what I've read, Alex stepped in between an altercation with a woman and an agent. He physically inserted himself into a situation with law enforcement; thats different from what I'm saying.
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by mannanj 4mo ago
Lol I hope so, that would be pretty funny. I don't remember exactly the detail, or how much was disclosed. But I saw a leaked audio of the Zuckerberg meeting where he was sharing his insight into why they want to collect this data and
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by mannanj 4mo ago
Apple is a good example of ethical services. They still give you privacy and ownership of your data, you keep your dignity and data. Google is a horrible model for this - it matches the whole thing about unethical, abusive, gaslighting rela

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