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Following Discord's suit, OpenAI will scan your usage and ask to confirm your ID(pcgamer.com)
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by rvnx 8mo ago
They often also tend to call HTTPS end-to-end encryption https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/media/securing-your-origin-for-... even Amazon Web Services: Benefits of using HTTPS connections: HTTPS provides end-
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by rvnx 8mo ago
You mean GPT-5.3-Codex is a much better value than Claude Opus for programming ? If yes then I'm very interested as I am using Claude there
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by rvnx 8mo ago
Few years ago, we had Google Bard, the ancestor of Gemini, which was supposed to be an AI LLM, and when you right-clicked the page, it was a fake page with hardcoded sentences in a .js file...
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by rvnx 8mo ago
Google Cloud is good and successful. Except they can't implement billing hard caps, or pretend they can't.
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by rvnx 8mo ago
Claude is clearly the most superior product right now. Gemini is absurdly expensive for low quality (3000 USD of tokens are not even worth what you get @ Anthropic for 200 USD).
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by rvnx 9mo ago
If this is true, this is disappointing :/ On a similar topic, it is worth mentioning the entrepreneurs that are forced into sex (or let’s say, very pushed) by VCs. For those who feel safe or taking it as a joke, this affects women AND
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by rvnx 9mo ago
If anything with the latest OpenAI releases, it's that they are probably developed using Claude Code
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by rvnx 9mo ago
I apologize for the oversight
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by rvnx 9mo ago
The mail server in a router is easy to host, the problem is: 1) Uptime (though this could be partially alleviated by retries) and most of all: 2) "Trust"/"Spam score" It's the main reason to use Sendgrid, AWS,
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by rvnx 9mo ago
RT for example
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by rvnx 9mo ago
This was true pre-AI, but now, the bus factor is actually way lower in any software than it was before: - Hey Claude, what is the project in XXXXX/ about and how does it work ? What should be improved there ?
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by rvnx 9mo ago
I've seen that during harassment; in one YouTube live the woman claimed: "today it's my husband to take care of him because sometimes my baby makes me angry that I want to kill him" but she was saying it normall
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by rvnx 9mo ago
In France it's possible without legal consequences (though immoral), if you call 119, you can push to have a baby taken from a family for no reason except that you do not like someone. Claim that you suspect there may be abuse, it will
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by rvnx 9mo ago
No need for nukes. France can issue an Interpol Red Notice for the arrest of Elon Musk, for whatever excuse is found.
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by rvnx 9mo ago
and France is known for filtering internet access where domains are blocked (over 4000 added per year), including porn, but also news websites
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by rvnx 9mo ago
We are also talking about a country who wants to ban anonymous VPNs in the name of protecting the children and ask everyone to give their ID card to register account on Instagram, TikTok, etc. OpenDNS is censored in France... so imagine
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by rvnx 9mo ago
give any country a gift / investment of 100B USD -> crimes ? what crimes ?
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by rvnx 9mo ago
100%. Only additional troubles for yourself personally, for practically no benefit (nobody in the company is going to celebrate you).
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by rvnx 9mo ago
Could be interesting to get your perspective
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by rvnx 9mo ago
Yes, doubtful it is not fraud, just because you didn’t sign a contract does not prevent it from being fraud. And it is fine to use the terms click fraud when you conduct artificial clicks with the intent: Examples: https://integr
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by rvnx 9mo ago
Fair enough. I took the principle that revenue = 0 if no conversion, but in reality this is not true at all.
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by rvnx 9mo ago
It's like ChatGPT, that goes with "Sora", instead of "Image Generation", which would have been very clear
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by rvnx 9mo ago
Doubtful. If you intentionally loop-download large files or fake requests on websites that you don't like, in order to create big CDN charges for them, then what ? Without reaching the threshold of Denial of Service, just sneakily grow
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by rvnx 9mo ago
Some sort of Robinhood of advertising, taking from the big, to give to the small
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by rvnx 9mo ago
Is there planned support for popups ?
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by rvnx 9mo ago
Raise the price of their product you might have been interested to cover the marketing losses ?
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by rvnx 9mo ago
This is not ok I totally agree with you, but still, I would rather just block the ads, and not buy their products or support them. There is a side-effect in terms of privacy: you send a fake click request every single time, you also actuall
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by rvnx 9mo ago
I mean, (not to you, as we go in the same direction, in general), just block it. The goal of Adnauseam was to hurt Google, and other big adnetworks, from what I understand. By blocking: -> Advertiser is not harmed -> For the
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by rvnx 9mo ago
With your logic this is legal: > One public Firebase file. One day. $98,000. How it happened and how it could happen to you. https://www.reddit.com/r/googlecloud/comments/1kg9icb/one_pu... "It&#x

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