schleck8

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by schleck8 3y ago
I highly doubt that any of this will hold up infront of a court. For intellectual property not just the result is important but also the creation process, and there is enough work going into the data science here
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by schleck8 3y ago
Wasn't able to find a single article mentioning use under opressive regimes. It does seem to be the most popular ransomware crypto now though so there is that
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by schleck8 3y ago
Somehow I'm living day to day without needing to think about being associated with a service I am paying for. I totally get your point about minimizing interference, but there is absolutely no way anyone thinks Monero is a good solutio
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by schleck8 3y ago
> Maybe you're happy with being subject to corporate panopticons of Venmo/Cash App/whatever Get this, I've never used either of these services before. And the even crazier part is that if I did, they wouldn't kno
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by schleck8 3y ago
I'm still convinced that the majority of IoT devices are unnecessary nonsense. And I don't think manufacturers care about their great contribution to botnets either.
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by schleck8 3y ago
> Liu, 35, says that Airtable, a Forbes Cloud 100 honoree, had been swept up in the hiring frenzy that spread across the tech world following the easy-money days that followed the COVID lockdowns of 2021. > “I let myself get caught in
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by schleck8 3y ago
I think that's fine honestly, if you want to maximize your talent pool you have to motivate the entirety of society to become interested and not just the groups already overrepresented. For example it's not like women are genetica
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by schleck8 3y ago
I get the sterile feeling part but how did you make the jump to "political correctness"?
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by schleck8 3y ago
something something nexus telegram
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by schleck8 3y ago
> For example, here is what FDA says on parabens (something people often freak about needlessly) 1. Parabens aren't homogenous 2. There is very concrete evidence now that SPECIFIC parabens induce an identical or near-identical effec
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by schleck8 3y ago
Wait until you find out about the US cosmetics industry > The Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act does not require cosmetic products and ingredients to be approved by FDA before they go on the market, except for color additives that are
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by schleck8 3y ago
> as there is no noncommercial use you could make of an art generator r/stablediffusion gives you a hundred examples daily of people just having fun and not thinking of monetizing their generations
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by schleck8 3y ago
Actually very much the revenue for each purchase that didn't happen this way was stolen. I'm not a pitacy Hardliner and don't see an issue with someone in a bad financial spot pirating things but this is bullshit.
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by schleck8 3y ago
Because deep learning weights aren't source code. https://huggingface.co/blog/open_rail
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by schleck8 3y ago
Really, really bad look for Eleuther if this is true. I did not expect them do something like this and not even see the issue with it.
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by schleck8 3y ago
I can't change the title
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by schleck8 3y ago
> If I pay for something, I should own it Yeah, hence the physical book. I agree with the other person that this is very morally questionable
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by schleck8 3y ago
> in August 2021 they were exploited for an (at the time) record-setting $611 million. > Now, it's happened again, and some reports are throwing around even more massive numbers like $42 billion. In reality, the exploiters were a
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by schleck8 3y ago
Probably the best web design I've ever seen
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Cosmos(cosmos.so)
2 points by schleck8 3y ago|5 comments
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by schleck8 3y ago
No it doesn't. Noone at the government level gives a shit about a youtube downloader package, typosquatting would be way more likely. Pypi is riddled with malware AFAIK, they don't really moderate it.
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by schleck8 3y ago
Something something BVI, Panama, Belize... True disruption to the existing system
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by schleck8 3y ago
> Soon you're going to run out of land for your renewables. I'm from Northern Germany where all the wind turbines are and you are wrong
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by schleck8 4y ago
What a weird way of phrasing this. I disagree that AI should be able to write a 20 page guide on how to commit a nail bomb attack on a specified group. How about you?
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Voice.ai Stole Open-Source Code, Banned Developer Who Informed Them About This(theinsaneapp.com)
174 points by schleck8 4y ago|20 comments
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by schleck8 4y ago
No it won't. Google's Bard (aka Lambda with search results input) performs almost identically to it from what I've heard and it's already being tested internally.
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by schleck8 4y ago
It's a real word, although rather rare https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/irregard... https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/irregardless > Yes. It may not be a w
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Startups and their dictionary word names(moritz.pm)
2 points by schleck8 4y ago|3 comments
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by schleck8 4y ago
This must be wrong because US health insurance is evil /s
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by schleck8 4y ago
Good call, I'm using a software firewall on Windows and the number of unnecessary requests it makes for gaming services, widgets I haven't used once and telemetry is surreal

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