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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
Or OpenAI will pay Trump's regime's bribe and they'll suddenly realise that it does not need controlling and they're free to sell it?
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
So in your consideration the user of training materials for LLMs don't allow the LLMs to compete with the original authors? That's part of the assessment of transformation - does the resulting work compete with the original. If I
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
He's certainly part of the cause, it seems the reason his handlers were able to use him so effectively is because he was going to jail if republicans and Musk et al. (and Putin?) didn't use him to get the election. Expecting a con
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
Yes, strictly true, but friendship is worth it, no? Do you spend a couple of hours with a friend and then hand each other bills for the hours? Clearly there was a[n opportunity] cost to both of you, after all. Just spending time together wi
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
I'd say "advertise Fastmail". They have an MCP end-point, they want to market to both AI proponents and critics -- that's about what I learnt from scanning the article.
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
Presumably companies can't enforce debts against children [who are under the age of criminal liability, which is under-10 in UK].
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
Schengen Area has open borders with a common visa policy. >free movement of EU citizens, [...] has nothing to do with Schengen. Did you mis-speak? One of the things leading up to Brexit was politicians claiming we couldn't police ou
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
If you're willing, could you go on (expand your point), or link to a treatise that supports your position?
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
>the iPhone reducing in-person interactions, increasing pornography use, and reducing sexual frequency. Why would iPhone _particularly_ do that? I can see greater social media use, greater access to porn, would do those things. But that&
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
Explicit information at time of sale is required, that's a cornerstone of Capitalism. So companies should be required to either have a server release or meet the their explicit obligation given at time of sale. So "this game for r
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
In my personal opinion, the actual problem there relating to "that's our IP" is the length of copyright. 20 years max will provide plenty of reward for creators. Some work on making copyright protect creators first, preferenc
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
So presumably this is cured with device permissions, 'this device may only receive audio data; return confirmations', say. And those Lorraine would need to be at BIOS level, like enrolling devices into SecureBoot, because otherwis
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
Some sort of USB firewall? Something you can share?
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
There was a response about starting businesses. I consider those in their 60s to be capable of contributing to financial systems (eg businesses), I was just focusing on social aspects that have seemingly been lost with societal/politic
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
Could you expand on your second paragraph - I'm not sure I understand your position. Are you saying you think we're not able to provide for basic necessities with our current level of technical ability and available workforce?
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
What's really clever is that Musk could pull his Nazi salute at the inauguration of the president he bought, and the ensuing 'voting with your dollars' against him doesn't matter because he was able to orchestrate forcin
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
Do you think perhaps the totalitarian dictatorships perverted the communist aims of the proles perhaps just a little bit? It's absolutely correct that we can easily feed, clothe, house everyone. We can even give everyone comforts. It&#
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
At 60/65 (women/men) years old pensioners could contribute a lot to society in their last decade or more of active life. Caring for grandchildren, running clubs and societies, giving their experience to local politics. At 60, wome
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
You have a right to _peaceful_ assembly, and others have rights that larger marches impinge on. Police are charged with maintaining public order; which includes balancing rights. So, how would you manage it?
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
Fwiw, I do/did plain language searches for the last couple of years, following Google's lead - I think the more natural language searches have only really been in the last 5 years. I often use terse searches too, mostly when I for
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
>"a hard push to improve search for everyday people" Citation needed. A hard push to change their search offering, sure. To improve it? Well, if by improve you mean 'require more interaction and viewing of more adverts on
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
I agree with their assessment that '"AI mode" is the default' - https://ibb.co/Pz9LqKRb . That's what I get, in the UK, logged out of Google, from a search in Firefox omnibar using "Google"
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
Are you alleging that California claims stuff to be carcinogenic without evidence? Do you have a supposed motive? Any evidence? Whilst it's a bit of a meme, isn't it just true that a lot of stuff is carcinogenic.
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
Shouldn't any design that is killing people, no matter how petty you think it is, be reason for homicide investigation against the companies executives? I guess if you viewed customers as actual people the 'the dow is 50k - why do
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
So he's sending Melania and the kids to Europe?
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
Well, yes, models might be trained on naked adults and clothed children, incidental to their purpose. Agreed on your second remark. If I'm still around it will be interesting to look back on this period on twenty years and think about
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
YouTube could ban ad reads that aren't tagged, then Premium accounts could get no ads. I guess they're worried that tags would leak and allow 3rd party solutions (like SponsorBlock) to skip more easily.
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
Maybe there's an opportunity for a media host to farm out data for preservation by clients (end users' computers) - what I'm thinking is torrent essentially, where the data-unit is a scene (or a series of frames between n key
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
Models don't have to contain imagery of a thing to produce imagery of that thing - the canonical example is the pelican riding a bicycle. Model makers, arguably, are like pencil manufacturers but in a World of good artists. I think you
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by pbhjpbhj 5mo ago
They seem to have been actively making search worse for at least a decade. No surprise they made it worse, that's [seemingly] what they were trying to do. They presumably were doing it to increase "engagement". More time spen

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