roosterIllusi0n

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by roosterIllusi0n 16d ago
It's today's computer lab or server time. This is something colleges would have always provided in house. It is very strange that colleges aren't doing what they normally would do.
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by roosterIllusi0n 16d ago
Distilling is reverse engineering. It is literally copying someone else.
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by roosterIllusi0n 16d ago
CEOs take zero risk. They have all set up a system where they are handed massive wealth when hired. The stock they are paid is free to them, it can go to zero without them losing anything. They also take tax free loans against stock, so th
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by roosterIllusi0n 17d ago
Universities should be providing university hosted llms to their faculty and students. No student or faculty member should be using public llms for their work. They can share info directly with other people or in non-public forums to keep
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by roosterIllusi0n 18d ago
If the cost is high, sounds like it's time to make a call to the fbi. A million requests for the same thing over and over is an attack. Vercel and meta do have business relationships, so one company raising cash for the other sounds
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by roosterIllusi0n 21d ago
Sounds like a crime. They took credentials that was not theirs and used them to gain unauthorized access and then stole all the content.
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by roosterIllusi0n 21d ago
The CEOs. They have full control and make all the decisions. Charging anyone else would not stop anything.
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by roosterIllusi0n 21d ago
The big question is why are CEOs getting a legal pass when this kind of thing can be prosecuted. That's the problem here.
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by roosterIllusi0n 21d ago
This is the same false claim pushed by the republican party. Kevin O'Leary was pushing this nonsense months ago. Listening to anything a billionaire says is the easiest way to be wrong.
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by roosterIllusi0n 21d ago
Why can't they distill twitter when AI companies distill everything including twitter? Distilling is copying and redistributing.
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by roosterIllusi0n 21d ago
That is how they know the subscription is a bad idea. They are afraid of being squeezed like they squeeze their own labor. That 200 dollar fee will go up any time the CEO needs to juice the stock price.
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by roosterIllusi0n 23d ago
Everyone involved with openAI will flat out lie to your face and will fund media campaigns to promote their lies. OpenAI made personal threats. That is a sign that they were doing something wrong and are desperate to control the narrative
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by roosterIllusi0n 23d ago
It makes sense when someone else is paying for the power. The AI capabilities of mobile cpus is for pushing cloud based AI to your device. You pay the power bill while retaining the same lack of privacy as cloud hosted AI.
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by roosterIllusi0n 1mo ago
Everything they do is a framework for consumer protection laws.
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by roosterIllusi0n 1mo ago
People didn't like it when agents stopped to ask questions or for approvals. The consumer wanted jobs to run autonomously so they did not have to actively monitor them for minutes or hours. The change to stop asking seems to be delibe
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by roosterIllusi0n 1mo ago
That isn't even true about gaming consoles. They were completely open in the 90s and before. The consoles even lost lawsuits keeping it open. For newer consoles, a modchip doesn't side load, it enables normal loading without the
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by roosterIllusi0n 1mo ago
Vote for people who want to restore the 1950s federal tax rates that we already had in the 1950s. I find so sad that people ignore history and act like solutions don't already exist. The 90% tax bracket in the 1950s capped CEO and inve
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by roosterIllusi0n 1mo ago
US law should never have allowed it. That is without passing anything new. The OS controlling the software that can run on it is absolutely illegal. So you don't get to call something an "official app store" when the notion
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by roosterIllusi0n 1mo ago
That makes no sense. If you are russian, iranian, or chinese; you have an incentive for damage and chaos. If they had the chance to push any number of freezers into defrost, there is no reason not to do it. Pretending that hacks and damag
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by roosterIllusi0n 1mo ago
Halo would be the main game played.
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by roosterIllusi0n 1mo ago
There is no such thing as an official store for anything. You can use any app store you want. But normal installing without an app store is called normal. The app store is the side show. If an OS locks you to their brand's app store
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by roosterIllusi0n 1mo ago
That is untrue. It's called "installing" or just "running". Sideloading makes no sense if you describe normal installing that way. The side load is the app store.
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by roosterIllusi0n 1mo ago
Why does google and apple need a government login? This makes no sense. You do not want private billionaire companies coming anywhere near a government login. If they get to use it, they will lobby to make it less secure to support more d
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by roosterIllusi0n 1mo ago
That is ridiculous. These big tech companies are supposed to be broken up under the current rules. Effective government is not big government, it is right sized. Rich people and fascists don't want a smaller government, they want a go
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by roosterIllusi0n 1mo ago
We stopped this in the 1950s with a 90% federal income tax bracket. CEOs could not make more thab the equivalent of 5mil a year in 2026 dollars. No CEO wanted to merge when it would turn two 5mil a year jobs into one 5mil a year job. Cuttin
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by roosterIllusi0n 1mo ago
The real problem is false positives. One false positives is enough to make the whole thing dangerous. The results can't really be acted upon without risking defamation. If you admit that you redistributed someone else's copyright
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by roosterIllusi0n 1mo ago
RCS is google's foothold. It forces everyone to share with google and currently, there is no carrier option for RCS. You have to pick google or apple or go without.
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by roosterIllusi0n 1mo ago
We can easily make it a crime to collect the data and another crime to share it or store it in a way that allows someone else to copy it, authorized or not. People always want to overcomplicate everything to benefit 5 super rich people that
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by roosterIllusi0n 1mo ago
That is ridiculous. Vote to ensure products have to be legally private and make it a crime to share or reuse your data for anything. This should be the norm that people vote for. The idea that we have to give up privacy so some nerdy per
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by roosterIllusi0n 1mo ago
I had qwen 3.8 3bit model drop into chinese on long runs. I had to remind it to use english. Its still better than every gemma model I tried. Gemma deleted files on a harddrive to make space when there was over 2TB free. For long runs,

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