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by motbus3 7mo ago
This is not false but totally an oversimplification. I don't think communism is a good form of government and I don't think the soviet union was marching the right way. But the biggest blunts came from other much more serious mist
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by motbus3 7mo ago
It is not a justification, but, it is not like Anthropic didn't pirate tons of books and burnt evidence... The only difference is that books don't have a terms of service
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by motbus3 7mo ago
If you maximise the usage of your quota you are not doing anything wrong. They just tricked people I to thinking they quota was higher than it was really was and when people found a way of maximizing that, they had to cut it.
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by motbus3 7mo ago
"subsidised" is in wrong context. They charge how much they thought it would make sense then people found a way of maximizing the usage under the rules and now they change the rules. I am sure they will put out a product which is
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by motbus3 7mo ago
I know couple of people who said exactly same thing. One of them is quite smart and I asked what was his/her personal opinion and I've heard: "I'd rather not talk about it ever again"
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by motbus3 7mo ago
Not necessarily. Many of the technological revolution started with refugees and immigrants before, during and after ww2. And technically you should even count the NZ that were brought to create the rocket programs Anyway, I feel that you n
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by motbus3 7mo ago
Read this guy comment before taking it to this level https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=pj_mukh
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by motbus3 7mo ago
Well... If they fact check stuff... The layoffs didn't happen in America https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=pj_mukh
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by motbus3 7mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=pj_mukh You didn't even try to read the comments to get a context. You assumed you were being attacked and you need to hate immigrants. You are just being manipulated.
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by motbus3 7mo ago
Exactly. The rate of acceptance right now is low. Maybe less than 10% and most will not be relevant. Also, if they can use it to categorise, validate and test it why not? If they have 100 new bugs, but all useless ones already checked and c
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by motbus3 7mo ago
Cmon. At least it is all justified with good reasons!
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by motbus3 7mo ago
I think the writing has both intentions. Both implicate companies to comply as well for the mass to not defend. If it was not, there wouldn't be a guy on TV saying that there are 5000 possible pedo cases that are not being investigated
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by motbus3 7mo ago
I think you miss the point (But who am I) the simple fact you sending the same signal over and over again, with all other signals your browser send, it will be another key to make you apart. They don't care if you lie. Important that y
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by motbus3 7mo ago
A friend told me something curious about AI. The recent increase on talks of AI being sentient or having feelings is an excuse to not make a case against AI companies. At first I rejected the claim as being non sense, but it made sense... T
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by motbus3 7mo ago
A friend told me something curious about AI. The recent increase on talks of AI being sentient or having feelings is an excuse to not make a case against AI companies. At first I rejected the claim as being non sense, but it made sense... T
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by motbus3 7mo ago
I guess you didn't read my comment because your are saying exactly what I said
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by motbus3 7mo ago
Cursor died for me when they star putting limits and time waits everywhere even on more expensive plans. I totally preferred the other way, but at some point , there is boiler plate or organizations you just want done and it does not make s
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by motbus3 7mo ago
Let me type and think (I put it in Gemini for English translation) The 1080p and most expensive tier is 0.70 USD per second. Since Sora 2 runs at 30 FPS, each second of video costs roughly 2.3c per frame. While a single 1920x1080 static im
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by motbus3 7mo ago
Some friends and I did a "just for fun" calculation on what price AI should really have using some of business and infrastructure experience. The three of us have a decent amount of years in adjacent fields, still this is more lik
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by motbus3 7mo ago
The slapocalipse is here, but I would propose the idea that open source maintainer get free access to AI tools from these big companies, so at least they can aggregate the problems and have some level of automation of the process. For me, t
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by motbus3 7mo ago
I don't know how many years of software engineering told us that new projects hastily done needs to be redone hastily later.
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by motbus3 7mo ago
It only holds because (1) people are inclined to accept failures as pain of using something cutting edge and (2) you kinda don't know what is failing anymore. Extra one (3) We are getting super lenient with major failures and having a
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by motbus3 7mo ago
I know this is ain't new But I am tired of people turning everything into weapons When I started working I wanted to see things being built and evolve Now, every mofo just wants a grant to ---- innocent kids in school.
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by motbus3 7mo ago
the moment they can, each token will be 10,100,1000x more expensive
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by motbus3 7mo ago
Sam Altman already solved AGI 1834 years ago according to himself
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by motbus3 7mo ago
I lost track when business analysts stopped analysing CEO-level commitments and outputs and performance. right now, it seems that whatever promise is taken as certain and company puffery (using the language invented by themselves) is taken
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by motbus3 7mo ago
Toto game is pretty niche for consoles. It was already quite risky movement there
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by motbus3 7mo ago
I am curious about these fake tools. They would either need to lie about consuming the tokens at one point to use in another so the token counting was precise. But that does not make sense because if someone counted the tokens by capturing
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by motbus3 7mo ago
As many are saying in the comments... I understand the point of view but if this is all true, why so many open source projects are giving up because of the staggering amount of fake/useless reports. This is the situation where a softwa
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by motbus3 7mo ago
But but but it is for your security! You need to be protected! Android isn't open source for a while. They started by pushing device certification which crippled any abilities of OEMs to make a better framework. Then they took many of

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