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by rvnx 5mo ago
> Anthropic offers a formal copyright indemnification policy for its enterprise customers using the Claude API. The policy protects businesses from copyright infringement claims arising from authorized use of Claude or its generated outp
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by rvnx 5mo ago
Why LLM companies that depended on Anna's archive end up so clean ? Looks like Anna's archive was doing the dirty work, and the LLM companies were reaping the profits (and ironically still do, as they hold the largest databases of
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by rvnx 5mo ago
The sound of it has something very gracious (or maybe it's the Italian vibe) :D
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by rvnx 5mo ago
Curious to see, it sounds like a rather pretty irrational decision. I don’t see many YC companies suddenly running toward France after securing funding.
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by rvnx 5mo ago
Ads are the main business model of browsers. If search ads are blocked on search engines, then there is no revenue for the browser. It's that simple (on top of that Brave has other revenues, but the majority is search ads). So it'
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by rvnx 5mo ago
I hope he is going to find the seasoned engineers that he is looking for
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by rvnx 5mo ago
It's called Brave
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by rvnx 5mo ago
Anthropic / Google / Meta / Airbus / Boeing / ASML EUV machines, etc, etc... are all developed using LLMs and they are much more expensive than this
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by rvnx 5mo ago
NASA has a significantly larger overall budget than SpaceX for info
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by rvnx 5mo ago
I agree with you I could have made it more compact by making 1 point = 1 paragraph, sometimes it’s a bit difficult to cleanly articulate my ideas, and I try not to clean them up with GPT first in order to keep the original tone. For the not
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by rvnx 5mo ago
It would sound like an advertisement though, so in some way it’s better they don’t mention it
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Interesting that they mention the UK but forget that the EU also wants to protect the kids by banning VPNs
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In practice since this is valid for a year it is essentially a free-trial they are giving away and they hope that it may generate additional revenue at some point after that
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38.1097387° N, 13.3520066° E
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by rvnx 5mo ago
Well it’s still the low-tax promise (non-dom status)
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80085 Proof that we reached AGI 50 years ago
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by rvnx 5mo ago
Give your data to your local police and have a bad experience, or to a remote country with a better tech and that doesn’t care about you. Mhhh.
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by rvnx 5mo ago
I would be cautious to advocate these laws that strongly in the context of AI tools: Companies and employees always make their decisions based on a risk/reward basis. Sometimes a commercial contract (like Microsoft Copilot) is enough t
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Classic – Hacker News(news.ycombinator.com)
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Investors don't want results anyway, they want a dream. Until the IPO which is the final boss stage where you are selling forward looking profits
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https://youtu.be/YfnfhM4O_S8?t=202 45% battery on iOS 18 25% battery on iOS 26 (which corresponds to iOS 19) ... This is 2026 https://www.ladbible.com/technology/iphone-ios-update-26-del... (sadly got
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by rvnx 5mo ago
Try iOS 26, you'll see what it means in practice, you will get a phone with worse battery life, slower operating system and no path to downgrade, only way is to upgrade your phone to the next big thing. If it's not malicious, then
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by rvnx 5mo ago
the correct modern word is censorship DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN there has to be a bug in Europe on some news websites... at least we can use VPNs, for now protecting the children is always a good pretext but the real goal with this
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by rvnx 5mo ago
It's actually technically easy now to run a large model at home for offline use (thanks to the Chinese who release their top-notch models). The main problem is finding the money :/
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That also was exposed to proprietary assets or binaries at some point during training
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There's something in-between that could work: allow everyone, kick criminals permanently, and give a path to permanent residence to others, or something like that. Seems moderate.
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I just don’t like criminals, no matter where they come from, it’s quite ok but yes selecting immigration is a socially slippery topic
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"hacked", such a shame what happened in the background; it was a teenager who saw some url like "view_my_id_documents?id=1234" and just incremented the number, and could download the documents of other people (did on doz
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by rvnx 5mo ago
It's because it's not about the opinion of voters, but about existing political powers that want to retain their power. No matter what you (as population) say it will get implemented. If you don't, then they will put sanction
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by rvnx 5mo ago
Not only that, sprinkle a bit of hate speech laws on top and then you got rid a lot of political competition that could disagree with you

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