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by spwa4 2mo ago
That sounds like a good argument, but if you look at government budgets and where come from and where they go that is not at all what is happening. I mean, there is a core of truth in that the rules allow the upper class to go less-taxed (g
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by spwa4 2mo ago
You mean very likely the Anna's archive torrent dump because it's MUCH better quality than the general internet and beyond a certain amount of input data (which is a lot, but much less than the internet) the only thing that matter
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by spwa4 2mo ago
The taxes levied also go into the general government fund. Which means they mostly go to paying pensions and social security (unemployment, medical insurance, long-term medical leave, ...) (... and that is really why this is so staunchly de
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by spwa4 2mo ago
The moral difference here is, of course, that one side has institutionalized child-rape for religious reasons and has imams play pimps for thousands of children forced into prostitution to get raped. The other side has a bunch of criminals
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by spwa4 2mo ago
But they have been training on copyrighted data since GPT-2 at least. 2019, and that's when it came out, so before that of course.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Yep, even at the top (I think) people essentially reason: "Doing X is why customers/voters/... brought me to the top. So we're going to do X dammit", and they feel they're also not deciding anything. People gam
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by spwa4 2mo ago
I'm pretty sure we would know if they did that. And we don't. Plus this is not legal in the EU (and Canada, and ... let's just say the entire rest of the world, and accept that I'll be wrong for one or two smaller countr
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by spwa4 2mo ago
In theory none of them actually got the right to train on illegally downloaded books. Anthropic was simply punished for doing it once. One wonders if they're still doing it.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
> even when they screw up everything, its articulated as something else and not their fault, they may even believe that to be true. The reason this is so important, both in government and in private business, is that these people decide
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Most actual immigrants are nomads, at least where I live (Western Europe), they are "passing through". They do not intend to settle permanently. Which most governments love, by the way, yes to income taxes, no to pensions later. T
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by spwa4 2mo ago
> Because without the union, you would still take at least 6 hours drive from Porto to Evora, using national roads, preferably during the night unless you wanted to cook between 30 and 40 degrees celsius as I did so many times during may
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by spwa4 2mo ago
But I don't get it. When push comes to shove, wealth is debt. Concentration of wealth is directly related, indirectly caused, by debt. Debt is what investors are willing to put in. The bigger the economic union they live in, the more d
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by spwa4 2mo ago
> Having a few remote workers there is only going to help essential services ... It will delay the inevitable, if that's what you mean. Not by much. The whole point of being "nomad" is to leave quickly as well.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
That's not true, because everyone, everyone, everyone seems to want to do training. Which results in a 50 person company training, say, a voice model that then fails, because it's just not good enough. In reality the problem is th
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by spwa4 2mo ago
I wouldn't worry: obviously they'll just start paying real persons to "borrow" their legal personhood. That's not legal, but it will work fine.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Is that supposed to be an explanation of the "morality" of just killing a random person because you got a bloody nose?
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by spwa4 2mo ago
They also like to bomb people, so probably best to not let them locate individuals (or anything else) easily by using Russian traffic cams ...
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by spwa4 2mo ago
What would happen if someone was to wear clothing with extremely low resistance wires in them? Because that would likely cause rapid heating in the glove, probably causing it to catch on fire by itself, or if especially badly designed, wh
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by spwa4 2mo ago
OpenAI, Anthropic and Google have also been calling for banning their competition, for years now, especially when they have the gall to use the same tactics as OpenAI itself. For example: https://nypost.com/2026/07&#x2F
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Prepare the distilleries ...
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Hey an ad-free sokoban. Looks better than most. Nice.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
You know, installing unsloth studio lets you use codex against a local qwen 3.8 instance, which does ~10 tok/sec without GPU on a modern machine, and 100+ tok/sec on a 5090, and is incredibly good.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
The problem is the choice made here: this is the world's 2 major governments choosing to give very large legal advantages to AI models, over actual people, in copyright. US and EU governments obviously want AI models to make everything
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by spwa4 2mo ago
It absolutely is. Youth services is one such thing that people just refuse to get upset about. Not when they attack kids for flimsy reasons. And, conversely, people also utterly refuse to react when kids eventually figure out that their way
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by spwa4 2mo ago
I find it weird how people think sometimes. You're making an argument against religion in general and moral values. And what should we do instead? > ... find harmony, balance, and peace with ourselves ... That's called religi
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by spwa4 2mo ago
It is worrying that in the first "describing history" he describes the main data quality problem being that factory managers and party bosses outright lied to the central planners and to the communist party in Moscow, and then t
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Ask HN: When AI models use harnesses who liable between model/harness/user?
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by spwa4 2mo ago
I have a Samsung S23 Ultra (for the CPU for emulation + the 5G modem). It doesn't even have a clock/alarm app.
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by spwa4 2mo ago
Even in this article, they repeat the same: what everyone always gives as the advantage of Pixel phones has nothing to do with form factor or even hardware in general. Presumably also because there's not much special about Pixel form f
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by spwa4 2mo ago
I would guess the real value of the position Openrouter has in the ecosystem is that they can intercept all data and sell training data from many people, training data that is about as directly relevant for training as it can get. They woul

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