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by schleck8 3y ago
That's because politics in the US isn't pluralistic but a static duopoly that's treated like a team sport by a lot of voters. In Germany the opposing player to the far right is the Greens for example because the two parties a
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by schleck8 3y ago
Source for the far right to far left statistic is Insa Consulere, one of the large public opinion institutes. These companies are so reliable that the live results on election days used to announce a winner on TV are actually from their ana
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by schleck8 3y ago
They don't win elections because of their conservative takes but because of protest voters. If you need a concrete statistical example: in the state of Hessen, the far right party AfD gained by far the most new voters from the social d
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by schleck8 3y ago
No, what we see is popular parties with watered down centric programmes drawing in the same core voters for decades. Parties that actively advertise resisting change almost never win any elections, unless the political system you use as ref
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by schleck8 3y ago
This doesn't work because the average internet user isn't an hn user. How many people here do you think would fall for an sms phishing campaign? And then ask yourself why they are as common. It's because this is a bubble and
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by schleck8 3y ago
Sorry but this just sounds salty and like an anecdote (hn edition). If the status quo was conservatism you would expect to see that reflected in elections globally wouldn't you.
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by schleck8 3y ago
Pretty sure Google capitalizes AD in embedded content
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by schleck8 3y ago
Chester has one of the coolest personal websites by the way https://chester.how
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by schleck8 3y ago
Yeah, Bard is still the worst major LLM product
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by schleck8 3y ago
You are telling me Google Assistant and Alexa aren't sentient ASI?
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by schleck8 3y ago
Definitely. Could be GAN superresolution artefacts though
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by schleck8 3y ago
Seems like you'd agree with their ideals then though
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by schleck8 3y ago
> There is no real 'Tor community' What a bold statement. r/onions has 400k members. Where else would you sell someone's credit card or fentanyl? Ebay?
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by schleck8 3y ago
So to retain their relevance you claim they abandon academic standards and sensationalize an openly accessible study that anyone can read and thus dispute the article. Okay.
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by schleck8 3y ago
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/forward
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by schleck8 3y ago
Open Source has been behind proprietary options since the Midjourney release, SD was never better in terms of fidelity. That's how things work in general, FOSS trails commercial offers.
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by schleck8 3y ago
It's the way forward though. AI won't stop like this, psychotherapy will be next in the coming years (look at Pi, it has a therapy mode now even). Just accept that AI will affect all aspects of life in 10 years
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by schleck8 3y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/11sqkh9/gl... Apparently this is the same team and they claim that the previous one was only intended to prevent training on an artist's style.
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by schleck8 3y ago
The solution is not publicly sharing your code if you do not want it being used. Yes, you can spin up a whole debate about monetization etc pp but generative ai is the future of development too and will make it more accessible in a way that
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by schleck8 3y ago
There was an attempt at poisoning training data with such invisible cloaking before and it turned out that this didn't really affect training quality (Glaze was the project name) Iirc there was also some license violation with the cloa
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by schleck8 3y ago
Thanks for taking the time to answer questions. Maybe it was mentioned in an earlier article but it' not in this one; is this a proprietary model?
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It's a premium feature
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by schleck8 3y ago
Certainly. Let's hope the hedge fund morons don't insider trade like they did with bapi for alzheimer's
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by schleck8 3y ago
Biontech has a really impressive pipeline and a good connections globally, look up their pipeline on the website
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by schleck8 3y ago
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/meta.12600
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by schleck8 3y ago
Cloudflare exists out of necessity for the most part. The alternatives to shield from large scale DDoS are all US American too.
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by schleck8 3y ago
You don't seem to know anything about VPS administration.
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by schleck8 3y ago
This makes no sense indeed. Completely unrelated to privacy in the first place, a lot of Javascript does not even make any requests at all, let alone with user data
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by schleck8 3y ago
These are called smut now and most of the readerbase is female. I believe it's often regarded a more "socially-aligned"/less hardcore porn substitute. https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Smut
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by schleck8 3y ago
It's open source by their definition, that is source available (open). Everyone always thinks the term open source is protected in any way while the entity that has established the commercial usage aspect is the Open Source Foundation.

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