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by richwater 1y ago
Denmark is the largest supporter of Chat Control
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by richwater 1y ago
It's not about optimizing for low volume side projects. Barrier to entry for (12 * $20) is much higher than $10/year and they figure that was worth the tradeoff of losing small fish customers.
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by richwater 1y ago
> Maybe the next Democratic president As opposed to the 12 years of democratic presidents in the past 2 decades?
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by richwater 1y ago
> EU is not negotiating from a position of strength. This is starting to become apparent in a variety of aspects of life. The past 2 or 3 decades the EU (and most of the world) has sort of ignored "might makes right" in favor o
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by richwater 1y ago
> Sendgrid recently killed their free tier (100 emails per day) and their lowest plan is now $20/month for 50,000 emails. It's totally overkill for low traffic projects. With a pricing structure like that it appears they became
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by richwater 1y ago
This is not something that can be won. The LLM architecture has been reaching it's limitations slowly but surely. New foundational models are now being tweaked for user engagement rather than productive output.
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by richwater 1y ago
Give me a break. The Trump administration is a small part in that absolute boondoggle.
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by richwater 1y ago
> which then led directly to this teen's suicide Incredible logic jump with no evidence whatsoever. Thousands of people commit suicide every year without AI. > ChatGPT detects a prompt indicative of mental distress or self-harm,
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by richwater 1y ago
I would never pay for digital goods with Zelle.
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by richwater 1y ago
Why does Denmark hate citizens privacy so much?
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by richwater 1y ago
For sure, I just doubt that the long-term user privacy will be maintained. Localized data (from the perspective of a graph) is even more valuable than overall data. I suppose I'm just burnt out from privacy being a selling point until.
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by richwater 1y ago
ChatGPT is quickly approaching (perhaps bypassing?) the same concerns that parents, teachers, psychologists had with traditional social media. It's only going to get worse, but trying to stop the technological process will never work.
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by richwater 1y ago
> ensuring privacy of users and their contacts "We help make your super users your best marketers" Press [ X ] to doubt.
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by richwater 1y ago
"No Tax On Tips" is so stupidly regressive and yet another addition to the complex tax law. Somehow we decided a waiter making 100k with tips needs more help than a stock worker at Walmart.
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by richwater 1y ago
> that is 8-10 hours of constant motorway speed driving and its not safe to drive that long [citation needed] considering plenty of people do it all the time (truck drivers)
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by richwater 1y ago
Lina Khan's success record is/was horrendous. In the most recent case, Google may have "lost" but the government got nowhere near what it was asking for either.
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by richwater 1y ago
Running a browser without an ecosystem behind it is a money pit and would be worth almost 0.
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by richwater 1y ago
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by richwater 1y ago
Maybe it should be the governments responsibility to ensure clean power is available? Why do private businesses need to resort to this kind of posturing.
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by richwater 1y ago
Rising temperatures and sea levels don't care about per capita emissions. If you _actually_ think climate change is an existential threat, you cannot think in per capita measurements.
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by richwater 1y ago
> All messages are end-to-end encrypted and go straight from your device to the network of choice – never touching our servers. Just because the messages themselves aren't proxied doesn't mean a service can't steal the con
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by richwater 1y ago
Those same cloud providers usually have simplified container deployment mechanisms as well. You don't need Kubernetes to deploy containers.
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by richwater 1y ago
Stopping AI development in the name of Climate Change so that we lose to China (who pollutes 3x as much as we do) is idiotic as best, self-destructing at worst.
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by richwater 1y ago
All this says to me is that they have no technical product/program management in place to actually do what is described.
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by richwater 1y ago
> This is in effect equivalent to a sizable leak in the water infrastructure. Where do you think the evaporated water goes?
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by richwater 1y ago
Destroying the water originates as a NIMBY talking point (to stop data centers) that was co-opted by anti-capitalist groups (higher membership rates among GenZ) as a boogeyman to blame for why AI is bad.
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by richwater 1y ago
> slower than the cashier...Often there is a supervisor breathing down your neck Not sure what stores you're going to go but this is nowhere near my experience.
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by richwater 1y ago
> auditable proof that these models are safe, fair Impossible to deliver
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by richwater 1y ago
I have no idea what this Op-Ed is trying to achieve/change. When employment was more available to people who needed flexible schedules, more women worked (because they prefer flexible schedules). Now that flexible schedules are declini
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by richwater 1y ago
Europe is absolutely cooked with it comes to Tech. No wonder they fall further and further behind on the world stage.

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