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3y ago
No, this has nothing to do with that. Dropbox scans your images in the cloud for CSAM. Google scans your images in the cloud for CSAM. Meta scans your images in the cloud for CSAM. Microsoft scans your images in the cloud for CSAM. Apple di
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3y ago
HN commenters leave so much context out of the discussion. Google is already scanning photos for CSAM. Meta is already scanning photos for CSAM. Dropbox, OneDrive... EVERY storage provider is scanning your photos for CSAM. And yet confusing
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3y ago
So now you can buy bitboin without actually buying bitcoin... wow. Expose yourself to all the volatility, all the harsh swings and market manipulation by crypto whales, all while owning none of the currency. Sounds awful.
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3y ago
The dev's response on Github was unhelpful. The original comment just asked for a target date for the next release. Why didn't he just tell them? And if he didn't have a release scheduled (which I believe is the case here) th
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3y ago
This is a perfectly valid take. Calling it stupid doesn't make yours any more valid.
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3y ago
Unfamiliar with this.. what happened?
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3y ago
Exactly. The article is just saying random things. The title and body have no logical connection to each other, and it reads like it is trying to second guess itself on every point it tries to make.
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3y ago
This article made me dizzy. It keeps going back and forth and destroying every point it tries to make. >A state bill signed into law in early 2021, extended tax breaks on the use, installation, assembly, repair or maintenance of datacent
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3y ago
It is quite unfortunate that, by sheer chance, people are randomly born into a place on this planet which dictates much of their life. Where they can travel, how much money their family has, their quality of early life, etc. I wish there w
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3y ago
https://archive.is/wGJfp
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3y ago
I'm tired of people just saying 'oh, internet' every time there is a factual inaccuracy somewhere. Yes, we know this is a social media network. Now can we get back to discussing the topic at hand?
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3y ago
I would like to see this as well. I recall during the net neutrality wars [1] that well over 1 million comments left on the FCC website were fake. I wonder whether these comments are monitored at all. [1] https://techcrunch.com&#
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3y ago
Have you used Claude? I regularly use them instead of GPT4 because of the larger context window. 4 is still useful when I want to give instructions to the system (Claude will refuse to do a lot), but generally the responses seem on par with
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3y ago
And to this day Elon slanders OpenAI for taking profit. It’s strange because their corporate structure is highly unique. They generate fixed returns on investments, so investors can’t make that much money. Also, the profit-generating divi
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3y ago
And yet they’re doing it anyway! Maybe their goal actually isn’t to monetize the user this time. They haven’t even put ads on the platform yet, and senior leadership said ads weren’t even in the conversation about product development yet. M
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3y ago
I think you may be missing something as well. The exchange rate is not the same to buy it. M1000 costs $11.99, so it’s not an exact conversion of 100:1 when you’re paying cash for Mana.
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3y ago
Baseless speculation is common in HN so it doesn’t surprise me. Apple creates e2e encryption on a new product and HN screams that we still can’t trust them and we need to live in a fairday cage with zero human contact to truly not be tracke
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3y ago
Maybe it’s because the app was just an idea 7 months ago. Maybe they’re working on scaling their user base with an MVP while slowly adding new features? Also it was explicitly stated by Zuck and Mosseri that this is an instagram product a
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3y ago
https://archive.is/Fy3bh
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3y ago
Maybe because threads.com was taken by another company?
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3y ago
Useless criticism. It didn't seem like they were trying to amaze or surprise anyone with that comment.
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3y ago
In reality I think the need for a Twitter competitor was never stronger. Bluesky didn't catch on, they're not even out of private beta. Mastodon is riddled with issues that prevent it from reaching the mainstream. At present, Meta
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3y ago
>Discoverability is also pretty awful with a ton of cringe influencer content polluting my main feed Give them some slack. Twitter wasn't fully polished two hours after initial release. You need to give them some time to fine tune t
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3y ago
Very thoughtful adblocker message. I disabled my uBO for your website :) thanks for the content!
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https://archive.ph/ChUTX
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Robot takes podium as orchestra conductor in Seoul
(reuters.com)
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