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by rvnx 10mo ago
Wikipedia is literally a spin-off of a porn company. From that point on, where it came from or who founded it is not so important. The question is how it acts today. It is a highly-political organization supporting lot of “progressive” idea
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by rvnx 10mo ago
Wait until someone writes a script doing a loop or auto-refresh and you get charged 100'000 USD. For such, Google is very dangerous (lot of nightmare stories), you have to avoid as much as possible their public API services.
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by rvnx 10mo ago
Factually, I agree with you on both points. Like from the rule of law perspective. Statistically you are right, but in practice I would be cautious. I'm betting on the fact that a mad world is going to be even more mad (I couldn't
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by rvnx 10mo ago
"If Greenland declares independence" -> "If Greenland unilaterally declares independence" Of course, you can't do that, there are criminal consequence: yes you can get arrested for that. Like in any country. Ther
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by rvnx 10mo ago
Steel, cheese, wines, pastas, etc, are all country-specific. ...
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by rvnx 10mo ago
If Greeland declares independence, Danish army would arrest all the local resisting people for terrorism, unlawful orders, etc (or shoot at them if needed). They don't have a choice, they can't split away from Denmark right now, t
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by rvnx 10mo ago
> the land belongs to the one with the bigger guns, and a willingness to use it Yes it's true, this is how US was built (and almost all countries)
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by rvnx 10mo ago
Faster: Put sanctions on Denmark, not like actual sanctions, just +10000% tariffs. Open investigations for corruption, funding terrorism, release dirty secrets of the government. Help migrants to go to Denmark. Arrange with Russia little gr
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by rvnx 10mo ago
Tailwind is a dirty hack, normally you are supposed to declare a class, which you apply to items of the same concept. This is the cause for CSS to exist. Front devs got lazy, and started writing for each element, position: absolute; left:3p
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by rvnx 10mo ago
Thank you both! I understand it better now. This is not Elon bypassing the rules but rather that the US wants to support the protests so they make an exemption; so it makes sense from a foreign policy perspective. I really didn't think
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by rvnx 10mo ago
But isn’t Iran under sanctions? Do sanctions not apply when you are the richest man in the world ?
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by rvnx 10mo ago
but it is not social media here, it is when you upload your personal picture on the image editor like on AI Studio @ Google, nowhere it says it will be shared publicly
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by rvnx 10mo ago
Seems more like a money problem, than a tech problem at this stage.
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by rvnx 10mo ago
Though you have to be careful if you do it for privacy reasons, because it is hands right in the honey. When you own such providers, you are easily pressured by the police or intelligence service. Refuse to comply, and they will investigate
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by rvnx 10mo ago
Seems like Gemini Flash with a prompt: "Is this email spam or not spam ? Answer with true/false in json"
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by rvnx 10mo ago
Oh no
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by rvnx 10mo ago
the only minuses of these services, is that because they are not trusted, they are rejected by some websites, and they are flagged as spam :/ For example fastmail.com is considered as a fake account registration provider, because of th
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by rvnx 10mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Recall with the Google secret sauce
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by rvnx 10mo ago
Yet they can't manage to let user delete the pictures that they uploaded into Grok, and then these pictures are automatically indexed on Google
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OpenAI Must Turn over 20M ChatGPT Logs, Judge Affirms(news.bloomberglaw.com)
37 points by rvnx 10mo ago|4 comments
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by rvnx 10mo ago
Yet you can't search anything unless you have a 100% exact match
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by rvnx 10mo ago
I think in the mid-term, many of these AI companies are going to run out of cash. Users are more and more going to be able to run models locally so it's a race to nowhere (all you need to have a very good model, is to have a Mac with 1
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by rvnx 10mo ago
I like to defend the devil here as well, because I see it as an interesting challenge / puzzle. It is very intellectually motivating and difficult to find compelling arguments that can move someone's opinion. Like verbal judo.
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by rvnx 10mo ago
I am genuinely none sure. I would tend to think that this goes naturally: you get boosted by a circle of people you know, and who wants you to succeed, because if you succeed they will get money), so there is the incentive in some way. but
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by rvnx 10mo ago
It depends on the platform. Most of the platforms reward content engagement, no matter if the content is positive or negative. Engagement means money. Even if this is bait content then you get rewarded (on TikTok, X, YouTube, you directly g
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Axe (Lynx) A.I. Deodorant...(ar-ai.axe.com)
3 points by rvnx 10mo ago|1 comments
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by rvnx 10mo ago
It's because people are so happy that they learnt a new word that they try to say it to everyone in every occasion. What drives me crazy are the emojis and the patronizing at the end of conversation. Before 2022 no-one was using that w
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by rvnx 10mo ago
Thank you for the kind and actually helpful answer, especially in the face of a rant. I will pay more attention next time.
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by rvnx 10mo ago
No no, just misread, my fault, sorry. Mixed "dragging up demons" and then it reminded me of my traumas with GIMP, PulseAudio, CUDA, etc
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by rvnx 10mo ago
Edited: My bad, I misread, started ranting about Gimp, how terrible this software was

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