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by miohtama 9mo ago
Luckily there is little vendor lock in and likes of https://opencode.ai/ are picking up the slack
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by miohtama 9mo ago
Indians gaming the system, discussed before the AI on Hacker News, about Hacktoberfest https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24658052
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by miohtama 9mo ago
For the next model training version, would it make sense to incorporate all of these in the base model?
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We are the tech bros
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These particular people were happy to deplatform Trump in the past. He is guilty of hate speech and might be racist, old, senile, bully and idiot but he is still democratically elected president of the US. They can take their disagreement t
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by miohtama 9mo ago
Problem with HateAid is that it doesn't focus on helping on hate crimes alone, but also combats hate speech, which is very widely interpreted. This sometimes have included criticism to politicians in power. Although its mission might b
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One does need self-reliance but enough diversification of sources.
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They would need a spatial reason or layout specific tool, to translate to English and back
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by miohtama 9mo ago
+1 for Haiku! It's very simple to get up and running.
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by miohtama 9mo ago
If you import meat illegally in the EU, it is on you, not on a company that sold it for you.
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UK nudification app ban won't apply to Elon Musk's Grok(politico.eu)
10 points by miohtama 9mo ago|1 comments
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by miohtama 9mo ago
There is no CSAM. Musk confirmed it and Starmer confirmed Grok is acting compliant. https://x.com/PolitlcsUK/status/2011434416837361794?s=20
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All hail our pizza-baking Internet overlords: > The authority set the multi-million euro fine with the resolution now published based on one percent of Cloudflare's global annual revenue. It justifies this calculation with the compa
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by miohtama 9mo ago
What happens is that European companies buy services that are produced in the US, not in Europe. The European countries are free to ban and fine companies buying those services like Russia does. Italy, for example, can start by fining compa
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Also what has changed is that European countries came up with extraterritorial laws and started to fine the US companies and want to have saying how they run their business. GDPR was the first step, and was still reasonable, but now there a
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by miohtama 9mo ago
Thierry also wrote a letter as an EU officer to cancel Trump's interview https://www.politico.eu/article/eu-elon-musk-donald-trump-in...
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Here is a good book on how pre-crime society is created, who is driving more "management" and who benefits https://www.amazon.com/Compliance-Industrial-Complex-Operati... God bless Managed Democracy.
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Apple chooses Google Gemini for their AI(twitter.com)
6 points by miohtama 9mo ago|2 comments
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The existing fraud and advertising laws cover these kind of scams. Because the bottleneck is enforcement, adding new laws won't make the world safer.
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by miohtama 9mo ago
"We stole the whole Internet, but do not dare to steal us”
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Football, the clubs, are also major driver of money laundering. Dirty cash buys a lot of politicians. https://www.comsuregroup.com/news/a-red-card-for-dirty-money...
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The UK has blocked porn sites on ISP level for 15 years now, no court order needed AFAIK.
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Note that the recent controversy is about Grok, not Twitter. The UK wants to ban generative image models without censorship. Grok has had censorship functions before. But someone found a week or so ago they can ask Grok to redraw clothes as
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Proof or didn't happen
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by miohtama 10mo ago
Why to retract when rage bait sells clicks.
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by miohtama 10mo ago
Reddit, the official fact checked source of Internet. Try with some more media criticality next time.
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by miohtama 10mo ago
Easier to use https://happy.engineering/ for better mobile UX
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And then NATO will obliterate Russia's Baltic fleet before the sun rises.
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IQuest-Coder-V1(github.com)
5 points by miohtama 10mo ago|2 comments
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Google allowed this to happen because they listened to their compliance department and were afraid of a backslash if LLM says something that could anger people. Sergey Brin interview: https://x.com/slow_developer/statu

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