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microgpt
3mo ago
Seems to mostly work in Europe. Did you know that a European person's advertising tracking data is the most expensive because it's so hard to get?
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3mo ago
In between those, they were for Ethereum mining.
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3mo ago
What would you use then? Google Search, which is just a shittier LLM?
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3mo ago
That's the point of high prices. They solve demand higher than supply by reducing demand, and/or increasing supply. Wait until they're low again, then upgrade.
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3mo ago
I think the most moral position is reciprocity: I'll give you free stuff if you pay it back/forward. If you want to lock it down then too bad, I locked it down first so pay me. Which is basically the situation you get from [A]GPL.
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3mo ago
I imagine they still go after prolific totrenters
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3mo ago
Punishing companies for data breaches will solve more data breaches than any amount of encryption.
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3mo ago
This is or was a feature on Air New Zealand. You could buy three adjacent seats and call it a SkyCouch where two people can lie down and cuddle. Not sure how much the seats actually transformed into a couch. They were also very clear that c
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3mo ago
They won't be economical for many reasons - one of them is cooling. Putting several kilowatts of radiators on a Starlink satellite is a justified cost because the Starlink satellite must be in space. Putting a hundred megawatts of ra
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3mo ago
It's just money laundering. They hide transfers of wealth inside an IPO, buyback etc and tell ludicrous tales so they have a cover story that investors are investing because they believed the tales and not to move money.
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3mo ago
In what ways is America currently kicking ass?
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3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_civil_religion btw
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3mo ago
> that was to be paid back through sales that never occurred. That just sounds like a state investment
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3mo ago
Social media promotes ad revenue (engagement). That's why it's full of brainrot slop and outrage bait. Legacy media promotes ideologies consistent with its owners, which is why for instance it downplays bad stuff Israel does and u
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3mo ago
Also, liberals aren't the left.
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3mo ago
they literally made a positive statement in the quote you're talking about
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3mo ago
That's just an epoch issue. Set the date to 2003 and it should work.
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3mo ago
A higher pressure-altitude or a higher pressure? Can't imagine what's good about a higher pressure-altitude. Less creaking making you less worried the plane will explode?
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3mo ago
Plot twist: manager's child flew on a 737 MAX that crashed
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3mo ago
it's an example of the government silencing people for speech
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3mo ago
Have one. Called the internet.
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3mo ago
That's why recaptcha is now doing human verification via mobile phone QR scan
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3mo ago
Law can fix 90% of it. Tech can fix 10%.
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3mo ago
We should actually protect minors, then they won't be able to use it as an excuse. Right now it works as an excuse because minors are being harmed by the unrestricted internet, mostly by social media.
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3mo ago
They have this in Germany for copyright. If you torrent, you automatically get a fine letter in your email. If you don't pay, you get a court summons in the post. If you take it to court, you will lose that case and also have to pay
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3mo ago
Why are you telling someone else how their hypothetical implementation works?
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3mo ago
You're describing California AB1043 which passed a few months ago and is now the law in California. We all got very angry about it when it passed.
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3mo ago
I like the California law where the device owner sets the parental controls and apps have to obey them or get fined.
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3mo ago
It's already too late for that but you can at least, by deleting now, reduce the chances they see it.
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3mo ago
Myanmar?
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