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7mo ago
Perhaps it is time for the law to evolve so softwares that are abandoned for x years become public domain (like Epic Pinball, Age of Empires, etc)
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Maybe OpenAI literally considers themselves as the ultimate non-profit company. Hmm…
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It seems you are one of the most active contributors there. I would sincerely have understood better (and even wished) if OpenAI made you a very generous offer to you personally as an individual contributor than choose a strategy where the
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They raised 4M USD, they have 26 full-time employees (they pay 120<->200K / yr, cf https://pitchbook.com/profiles/company/523411-93 ). It means the company almost reached their runway, so all these empl
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> Second, to our investors, especially Casey Aylward from Accel, who led our Seed and Series A, and Jennifer Li from Andreessen Horowitz, who led our Series B They are buying out investors, it's like musical chairs. The liquidity is
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Cryptography in Home Entertainment (2004)
(mathweb.ucsd.edu)
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Today in Apple history: Apple strikes deal w/ toymaking giant to produce Pippin
(cultofmac.com)
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https://x.com/dhsgov/status/2034000845503693180?s=46 There is this promotional campaign on-going, it could be related https://www.dhs.gov/cbphome It seems to be an incentive for voluntarily depart
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If you are a company based in Europe it is silly to give your data security and privacy to a company based in Europe. If you are in Iran, you don't want to give your data to your government. If you are in France, you don't want to
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Looks like teenagers are going to have fun playing Pokemon Go, and now have faster food deliveries. It's useful to map the world, this is what Google / Baidu / Yandex Maps are doing too.
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This shows the failure of human reviews alone, an LLM-based reviewer would have caught it. Both approaches are complementary
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European Union to allow interception of encrypted data in a privacy-friendly way
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The best solution is through education. For example by showing in big letters the return-to-player ratio: On 100 EUR you will get → 79 back, if you put them again in the machine you will get → 62.41 → 49.30 → 38.95 → 30.77…
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There are bots here too, lot of them, to a point that rules were amended, this is because it's very valuable to give points to new publications
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Pretty sure the solution that US politicians will find will be to create new dollars out of thin air, so instead of increasing taxes they increase the money supply. Of course this is going to increase prices, but then they can blame China &
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A big part of the responsibility lays on software and hardware companies like Google or Apple that implement (or allow) support for these DRMs. They could perfectly refuse them, and de-facto DRMs would be marginalized, to a point it would n
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2026: Apple chose the tip of a penis as a mascot. Say hello to your new companion! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e949a92e17d55...
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Claude Has Overtaken ChatGPT in the Apple App Store
(old.reddit.com)
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If tomorrow Claude pricing changes and they start charging real API costs like 2000+ USD, and there is another service: "NotReallyClaude" that is a bit less good but 200 USD, then what would you do ?
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Welcome to Claude Code; 200 USD at Claude, versus 3000 USD (literally) at Gemini. Well, then it will be Claude. If tomorrow Claude is 5000 USD, well, then it will be Gemini.
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I have no idea what your sentence means (as a non-English native) but I feel you. Such a waste of burnt money that could be used for more useful projects.
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But will you have a choice once they enter the indexes ? People are automatically going to invest into that (circular) pyramid scheme.
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Same strategy as for search. Gemini is going be shoveled down the mouth of users and they just won't change the default. On iOS with the Apple agreement, and on Android (though the question of hardware remains when considering beyond P
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It started to get deployed: https://chatgpt.com/pricing/ it's called "ChatGPT Go" > This plan may include ads. Learn more > When will ads be available in ChatGPT? We’re beginning in
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It's like government XX giving "help" or "grants" to countries at war so they can purchase weapons from XX.
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Have the same feeling, they have Gemma-3 that is preparing to be on-device stuff, and getting deployed on iPhone if I understand it right. Then it can be something along the lines of "subscribe to Google XXX or Apple +++ and have '
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Maybe: “ok I’m lazy, the app is preinstalled on my phone and it’s free, there are some ads but ok”
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But why are these users sticking to ChatGPT specifically ? If it’s not the quality of their answers ?
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They have a product but it’s a commodity now. They are in the business of selling compute / datacenter rack spaces. A server where you pay per GBs transferred in/out. If it’s Gemini or GPT behind, for most use cases users wouldn’t
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