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by saaaaaam 11mo ago
Apple seems to have been using "Greater China" for a number of years, going by the newsroom section of their site. 2016 - "Users in Greater China will see these new features by default on iOS and OS X® after updating."
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
Most people are lazy and stupid. Lazy stupid people use naked LLM outputs. Their brains were already rotting. Don’t be lazy and stupid.
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
Sorry, I don’t understand the point you’re making. I know that these are publicly available - the point I was making, drawing off the parent comment, is that where it has been deemed fair use in copyright to use books to train LLMs when th
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
The hidden gotcha in the Anthropic judgement (which I think is what you’re referencing?) is that feeding whole books into LLMs is considered legal fair use if you obtain them legitimately . I suspect we need to wait for the NYT (and others
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
From what he says in the post I think this guy was selling pirated livestreams of sports - something that people want to watch as it is happening, not as a torrent after the event.
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
Hilarious that the article is itself hideously overwritten AI slop.
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
Indeed. I often complete purchases via mobile because the experience is better. For example, using Apple Pay. The ability to have details auto-fill works on desktop, but it works far better on mobile I find. The idea of manually typing any
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
https://trashbat.co.ck is what you’re looking for…
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
This isn’t a conspiracy theory. I accidentally ended up in a senior role at one of the new gTLD domain registries for a couple of years. “Name protection” - and partnering with the companies who offer corporate domain services to large corp
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
Describe how you see green and I’ll tell you if it’s the same as everyone else I know.
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
At the risk of seeming glib, is this AI? Or is it satire?
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
Well indeed. That was pretty much my point.
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
For comparison Blackstone is worth ~$180bn with ~$1 trillion AUM. So somehow this crypto firm and its investor think it can get a better return than Blackstone with a fraction of the assets. Now, sure, developing market and all that. But re
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
Again, forgive me if this seems mean but are you writing your responses using AI? There can be many reasons for this, including English not being your first language, dyslexia, neurodiversity and many other things. That aside (as it isn’t n
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
I wasn’t trying to be mean when I said hocus pocus - what I meant is that the analysis isn’t really valuable because you’re focusing on such a tiny cohort that you could probably make it show anything. If you truly believe that regular sche
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
MAU isn’t a good indication for a habit tracking app which almost by definition requires regular engagement to deliver value. DAU is what matters. How many of your DAU have used the app on 7 of the last 14 days, say? Being brutal, if you’ve
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
Out of those 32k installs what’s your current number of daily active users?
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
I didn’t know who Elizondo is. I just read a little. It appears he’s been pretty comprehensively debunked? By serious UAP problem did you mean problem with people claiming everything is a UAP, or did you mean problem in the sense of “there
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
Wow, yes they claim to be raising a round valuing them at $500bn. Which is crazy given the market cap of their token is only apparently $173bn. https://www.reuters.com/business/crypto-firm-tether-eyes-500... I struggle
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
Is the company valued at $500 billion or is the sum of the digital assets they’ve collateralised worth $500 billion? Because if you buy the tokens you presumably do not own the company. And if you buy the company you hopefully don’t own the
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
Leading scientists claim interpretative dance is the AI breakthrough the world has been waiting for!
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
This is such a weird story. The “bottles” are half litre bottles. So that’s 13.5m litres a year, or 37,000 litres a day. Average water use per person is around 140 litres per day in the UK. So the big shouty shock stat quoted is about the s
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
This is absolutely not my experience. I regularly (weekly at least) use whisper for 90-120 minutes pieces of content and only rarely have problems.
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
Downloaded this. It drowned out perfectly the noise from my upstairs neighbour sitting on her balcony watching YouTube videos above my open bedroom window. Thank you!
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
“Railway mania” in the UK in the 1840s and 1860s “involved capital investments of 15% to 20% of GDP”. US GDP is around $30 trillion. [0] Between 1900 and 1929 the total capital invested in rail stocks and bonds in the US grew from $10.8bn (
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
Claude has never once said “oh shit” or “holy crap” to me. I must be doing something horribly wrong.
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
So you forgot to renew your domain and someone is squatting it? That’s not at all the same as what you claimed earlier.
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
Yes, I understand that. I don’t think the sverken guy does. You have to wonder why Google is prioritising porn and prostitution search results for him…
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
If I google ‘sverken hugston’ I don’t get any porn or prostitution results. Nor if I google just ‘sverken’.
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by saaaaaam 1y ago
I’ve no idea whether the allegations in this piece are true. But what is noteworthy is that the author of the article has also - on the same blog - written a bunch of content about how Reddit is used for spamming search results. That includ

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