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by paxys 10mo ago
There is no passport or social security number or mailing address for the internet. Google can't tell you a definite proof they will accept because none exists, especially since copyright can be claimed on something as trivial as a lin
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by paxys 10mo ago
False DMCA takedown requests have always been a problem, and have massively surged in the last few years when more of the general public figured out the mechanics and started treating it as a big downvote button for the internet. This is al
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by paxys 10mo ago
Every single attempt at lifelike autonomous hardware over the last few decades has been a bottomless money pit, and despite all the recent advances the entire field is yet to be proven. A partnership with a robotics company is probably th
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by paxys 10mo ago
"If only we could find the people responsible for this" - American CEOs
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by paxys 10mo ago
Yeah can't wait for Europe to send a strongly worded letter and a token fine.
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by paxys 10mo ago
The cost would be a very large chunk of OpenAI's business. People aren't just using ChatGPT just to solve problems. It is a very popular tool for idle chatter, role playing, entertainment, friendship, therapy, and lots more. And O
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by paxys 10mo ago
I have a very hard time understanding the business case for xAI/Grok. It is supposedly worth $200 billion (at least by Silicon Valley math), putting it in the company of OpenAI and Anthropic, but like...Who is using it? What is it go
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by paxys 10mo ago
There should be, but there won't be.
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by paxys 10mo ago
If you find a playable version of an old game on a piracy site chances are that it originated from GOG.
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by paxys 10mo ago
That distinction doesn't really exist. You have to pay employees. You have to pay for equipment. You have to pay for office space. And the countless other costs of running a company. There's no way they can realistically say &quot
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by paxys 10mo ago
Seems weird to ask for donations for game preservation without pledging to release the games under an open license. Why would I give you money so you can go buy a game and then turn around and sell it back to me?
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by paxys 10mo ago
That's how copyright law works. There's no "use it or lose it" provision. Once you create something it is yours, and others only get rights to it 70-100+ years later.
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by paxys 10mo ago
I leave this comment whenever a new game with this "one game a day" model pops up: You are not Wordle. You are never going to recreate the virality of of Wordle. The artificial restriction on gameplay does not help you because 99.
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by paxys 10mo ago
I’m willing to bet this person was paid a one-time fee (just like you) and the bosses expected him to provide free maintenance and tech support for life. And if you’re not careful this will be your fate as well. I’ve been in this position m
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by paxys 10mo ago
"Hunger is a solved problem. We just need to give enough food to everyone!"
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by paxys 10mo ago
Yeah a company that makes 95%+ of its revenue from selling cars is totally not a car company..
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by paxys 10mo ago
It isn't within 15% of Tesla in price. Not even close. BYD models start at like $10K, and the cheapest BYD Sedan is $15K. The cheapest Model 3 meanwhile will be around $35-40K depending on the inventory around you.
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by paxys 10mo ago
Another CEO would be better for the company but disastrous for the company's stock price. Guess which one investors want to prioritize?
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by paxys 10mo ago
USA has 340 million people. "Outside the US" has ~8 billion. So Tesla selling more cars outside the US isn't by itself a crazy achievement. China was supposed to be Tesla's next big market after US and Europe but sales t
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by paxys 10mo ago
Reminder that Tesla is still worth more than ~every other auto manufacturer in the world combined . It is unbelievable just how irrational the market is when dealing with this particular stock.
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by paxys 10mo ago
> The Russian Latin alphabet is the common name for various variants of writing the Russian language by means of the Latin alphabet. Key word - variant
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by paxys 10mo ago
The only thing I remember about Peek is how they sold "lifetime service" with the device for an extra $300 or so and a couple years later went "sike! Your device isn't supported on our network anymore".
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by paxys 10mo ago
Russian does not use the Latin alphabet
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by paxys 10mo ago
Seems like they have a good idea for a phone and want to fund the development using "pre-orders" (aka a Kickstarter). I went through the website and all the marketing and watched the launch video to find out how this thing works,
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by paxys 10mo ago
It is Niagara Launcher. They say so in the demo video.
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by paxys 10mo ago
The chart just shows how rapidly countries have adopted AI. Everyone starts off optimistic, and when the job losses and enshittification starts to pile up it quickly turns to distrust.
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by paxys 10mo ago
Everyone - not just America - hates AI, because it has now become clear that the tool isn't a way to empower the masses (as it was initially sold) but instead to move power and wealth up the ladder. Automated (shit) customer support.
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by paxys 10mo ago
Remember that for remote roles you are competing against the best talent in the world, and most of them can afford to work for a tiny fraction of what you are asking for. There are still plenty of jobs at local software shops, banks, consul
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by paxys 10mo ago
So they are using Issues as a project board to track and manage ongoing work items, but Projects is built for exactly that. May be better in the long term to move project management to Projects and let people file bugs with as little fricti
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by paxys 10mo ago
Not too surprising. Most vinyl records come with a digital download code. So you can still listen to it on your phone or wheverever else, and have a nice collectable to go with it.

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