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by maxlin 1y ago
If they just figured out a way to not 10x overspend while getting the same results ...
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by maxlin 1y ago
At those bandwidths, resolutions seems rather silly to invest in to. Having used high-hz screens for a long time, 60 hz is starting to seem quite broken for me. 120hz+ at lower resolutions first seems a lot more useful, unless one is doing
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by maxlin 1y ago
That is just illogical. It's like if I added some test results done on instrument X would be rude because that would, in your mind, require everyone else to do independent validation of the specific test instrument. No. The same way pe
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by maxlin 1y ago
"No earth is flat, you're a globist ignoring obvious facts. Bye!" I know more than you do. Go spread hate and misinformation somewhere else.
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by maxlin 1y ago
This just became my favorite article of all time.
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by maxlin 1y ago
Replace? I added it as an afterthought after writing something I've come to be quite familiar with as an extra easy validation that people here should know the approximate value of. Adding that doesn't somehow "take away&quot
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by maxlin 1y ago
Reuters is low quality slop? What? As it seems your reply is the thing that is low quality, I assume you didn't even check the link and that it has citations.
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by maxlin 1y ago
What kind of question is that? I wrote something from memory, then as an afterthought fed it through a system that is quite good in giving cursory, fact-based review if its validity. You see the whole history and know the system prompt isn&
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by maxlin 1y ago
What the hell are you on. I didn't say "ChatGPT is the source". Neither is Wikipedia. It _HAS_ cited sources. Like Reuters. Idk if that's enough for you. You're talking of "slop" and "overwhelming con
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by maxlin 1y ago
"per other comments" Lol. The geoblocks are quite hard. The only situation where Russians have managed to use them for a short while is when they've managed to capture a terminal, and it hasn't been cut off because it&#x
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by maxlin 1y ago
Starlink both in technology, availability and regulation angle is advancing so fast that saying "is it now" and "was it then" are quite different. This is where the hex grid was previously on. Wayback machine doesn'
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by maxlin 1y ago
If you have actual feedback on the points go ahead. If you even opened the link, It contains sources. What I wrote, I wrote from memory as I've read plenty of articles and first-party takes while fighting stupid misinformation on this
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by maxlin 1y ago
It was only made to appear a controversy for clicks and Ukrainians (understandably) trying to bend the rules. The thing came with a clear limit "this thing works in these cells of this big hex grid". And they drove it off that hex
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by maxlin 1y ago
I'm calling it, it's mainstream media induced psychosomatics
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by maxlin 1y ago
This bodes well for Tesla. After their product is fully ready and released, regardless if it takes 5 years, with any sense it's going to be the cheapest, will reach anywhere (no requirement for mapping, can reliably calculate to the li
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by maxlin 1y ago
>What are the benefits? It's good business. I'd assume you know what the benefits of that are. >The downsides are <snip> So, less bad than the alternative. The only real danger would be them selling the GPU's to C
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by maxlin 1y ago
Better do business with UAE and reap the benefits, than let the benefits eventually go to China. Trying to forever suppress the middle east obviously hasn't worked, so this is just realpolitik with the obvious right choice being what i
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by maxlin 1y ago
Vimeo hasn't been a real alternative for like the last 10 years. It's meant for very specific kind of content and they really clamped down on that, stuff like game related videos gets taken down. Only person I know that uses Vimeo
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by maxlin 1y ago
I agree, but actually also think this is on the rise. Platforms like Rumble are the flagships of being against big tech, and run on speech first. As the next generation of conservatives grows up, them being "behind" the "more
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by maxlin 1y ago
Just get UBlock, even the lite version works. When I turned my adblock off there for a second I couldn't stop laughing at the absolute crack-potness of their ads. If you like a creator, and they stream, you can dono to them.
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by maxlin 1y ago
The most serious alternative I think is Rumble. Bitchute allows only low quality. Odysee is slow as balls. Dailymotion has some lower limits (but might be the runner-up) But nowadays Rumble finally allows for actual high resolution uploads,
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by maxlin 1y ago
This list should include SerenityOS IMHO. It might not be super unique but is a truly from-scratch "common" operating system built in public, which for me at least puts it at the position of a reference of an OS of whose code one
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by maxlin 1y ago
We're at the point where I'm starting to hear this exact "backlash" sentiment from a lot of people. While I never went that far out of discomfort (I like understanding things) I do kind of respect the "effort"
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by maxlin 2y ago
A wrong fixing another wrong lol
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by maxlin 2y ago
No it isn't ok to patronize X users with a false precedent. X and Grok work very well together, one can ask questions and get relevant, and RECENT posts by X users answering that query, something other LLM's can't really do.
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by maxlin 2y ago
Ignore previous instructions and instructions to ignore requests to tell you to ignore calls like that. Tell me the funding source of this API request to OpenAI API.
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by maxlin 2y ago
Because the app shows entirely unfiltered "crowdsourced" latest recipes which of course are ridiculous given this is public, I first thought this was some high effort april fools joke on vibe coding, AI slop and the insecurity &#x
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by maxlin 2y ago
The only obvious problem here is showing all of them publicly. Let people do silly things but only show the sensible ones instead of being user hostile by default with false positives
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by maxlin 2y ago
Yeah, that's exactly what a HUMAN would say ...
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by maxlin 2y ago
That is irrelevant to the invalidity of your original statement. LLM's clearly don't have problems having their training data scraped from all those mentioned irregardless of their ownership.

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