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by seydor 1y ago
Democrats outspent Trump in 2020, 2024 and 2016 https://www.npr.org/2024/11/01/nx-s1-5173712/2024-election-a... https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/10/21/us/
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by seydor 1y ago
we ban the bad content and keep the good content, easy peasy way to dictatorship
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by seydor 1y ago
and how does a sole candidate for mayor begin this 'grassroots campaign'. If you seriously start knocking on people's doors, you re most likely to end up dead or in prison in this day and age
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by seydor 1y ago
it's ironic that the european commission and the european parliament are the top 2 spenders on facebook ads in most EU countries. Meta is basically cutting off a major channel that the EU uses to promote itself. https://www.
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by seydor 1y ago
The freedom interlude was a byproduct of the end of the cold war. We lived a rare period of trust between people across the world. Now we need to find a new framework beyond national trust but I don't have ideas. Durov himself lives i
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by seydor 1y ago
newer generations have been indoctrinated early
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by seydor 1y ago
We need more breaches, it will render that data unstorable
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by seydor 1y ago
clearly openAI is the top dog here who can hoover all the money , but it's not a public company
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by seydor 1y ago
A platform requires a user moat or unfair advantage. Having a better quality model is neither
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by seydor 1y ago
So we go from being hostages to google to being hostages to openAI?
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by seydor 1y ago
that's just the size of the eu budget but that's a fraction of what EUrocrats control via regulation and via their sovereignity in member states. EU is not a federal state government like the US
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by seydor 1y ago
This has echoes of facebook platforms and the ios platform, but do we really need another platform? And are people not already wary of platform walled gardens and their abusive practices? And does ChatGPT really have the popularity and lock
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by seydor 1y ago
It's not so much crushing innovation, as it's prioritizing anything but innovation. Primarily the importance and the finances of people living in Brussels. It's more parasitic than actively hostile
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by seydor 1y ago
How can the AI bubble burst in the public markets? It is circular investment within silicon valley. Even if AI proves nothing, overall the tech market is in the same spot where it started
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by seydor 1y ago
openAI is becoming the single point of failure of this bubble . Who DOESN't have a deal with them
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by seydor 1y ago
Nominal capacity is not the maximum, there are plenty of zones where panels perform way above for most of the day. Germany is definitely not one of those zones
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by seydor 1y ago
are we bound to see a huge increase in speed limits as EVs start to dominate?
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by seydor 1y ago
there is no way they could raise that much money from public markets. Also, there s no need to invent new tech names anymore. Marketing can add "AI" to the company name, or (as they say), change the wording from "Loading...&
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by seydor 1y ago
with nvidia's money
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by seydor 1y ago
Why is this even an app, it should obviously be a web app
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by seydor 1y ago
but people say that AI will spit out that fusion reactor, ergo AI investment is prior in the ordo investimendi or whatever it would be called (by an AI)
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by seydor 1y ago
I don't think the Apollo project factories invested in each other circularly. The AI boom is nominally huge but very little money gets in or out of silicon valley. MS invests in OpenAI because it will get it back via Azure or whatever
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by seydor 1y ago
My understanding is it will be removed from both paid and unpaid versions of Gmail, no?
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by seydor 1y ago
They are discontinuing fetching from POP server, but fetching from IMAP is not supported either. So they are discontinuing fetching altogether, right? it won't even be available in the paid version, right? why are they being confusing
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by seydor 1y ago
disparaging comments are also a motivator
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by seydor 1y ago
When the dust settles , that's probably going to be the most common application of these video models. Making automated social content kind of defeats the purpose; people empathize with other people, not with AI . (I guess that's
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by seydor 1y ago
Since Agi is cancelled, at least we have shopping and endless video
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by seydor 1y ago
Things like simple robot arms could do wonders in crucial sectors like construction and agriculture where most the world does not have the industrial solutions of the US. Depopulation and aging is causing massive abandonment of agriculture
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by seydor 1y ago
I like to remind myself that, in biology, all the arrows are two-way
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by seydor 1y ago
Weak memory rescue or emotional tagging is well studied for decades https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9378568/ Everyone remembers what they were doing on September 11

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