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by sumeno 1y ago
They also have a free tier for the hosted version that is pretty generous (64 sites). I used the free hosted version for years after Reader went away and only upgraded as a way to support software that I use and enjoy regularly.
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by sumeno 1y ago
Have they? GOOG is at record highs, FB is at record highs, MSFT is at record highs
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by sumeno 1y ago
The current scale of poor reports was absolutely not the status quo before AI
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by sumeno 1y ago
You're projecting an absolutely wild amount of stuff here
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by sumeno 1y ago
This just doesn't match with the claims that people are using it as a replacement for Google. If your facts are out of date you're useless as a search engine
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by sumeno 1y ago
Slippery slope arguments are not always logical fallacies. Just dismissing any argument about a slippery slope as a fallacy is lazy (as is quoting logical fallacies in any argument)
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by sumeno 1y ago
Because it is still relevant today: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zizians
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by sumeno 1y ago
So you agree that there is more than "a single person worr[ied] about AIs taking over humanity." I was specifically pointing out how absurd the most ridiculous people in that category are
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by sumeno 1y ago
There's a group of people who have reinvented religion because they're afraid of an AI torturing them for eternity if they don't work on AI hard enough. It's very silly but there are many people who actually believe this
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by sumeno 1y ago
If anything people overestimate the amount of tracking since the average person still thinks their phones are giving them ads based on what they say
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by sumeno 1y ago
> If you look at pre-UberEats times, each restaurant employed a couple of delivery drivers on scooters. This was not my experience. Hardly any restaurants had delivery other than pizza. > If delivery is more expensive, more inconvenie
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by sumeno 1y ago
Because the right is trying to dismantle all those things
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by sumeno 1y ago
Last year in August they had 200k likers. Today it's 1.2MM. Last year in August they had 150k posters. Today they have 650k. Followers: 50k to 400k today
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by sumeno 1y ago
Jack Dorsey is in no way involved with bsky today. In fact he hates it
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by sumeno 1y ago
You didn't point to his numbers so that wasn't clear, but either way, Silver has beef with bsky because he isn't popular there and he likes to whine about it. The usage numbers I've seen are down from their peak last Nov
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by sumeno 1y ago
Then why would the average user bother signing up for mastodon over something else
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by sumeno 1y ago
His numbers may be bad because people on the website don't like him, not because of something inherent about bsky (other than better taste) Plenty of big accounts have anecdotally said they have much better engagement on bsky than twit
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by sumeno 1y ago
It's 2025, financial crimes are legal
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by sumeno 1y ago
There's more than national politics
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by sumeno 1y ago
No there isn't. These ridiculous numbers are made up by taking the last price a coin sold for and multiplying it by all coins. If I create a shitcoin with 1 trillion coins and then sell one to a friend for $1 I've suddenly created
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by sumeno 1y ago
Right wing violence vastly outnumbers left wing violence
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by sumeno 1y ago
> I think we will see FSD be safer on average very quickly. This is what Musk has been claiming for almost a decade at this point and yet here we are
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by sumeno 1y ago
That ignores two out of the three reasons they gave for this decision
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by sumeno 1y ago
That's a common misquote "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety" The extra words are important
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by sumeno 1y ago
How much functionality does that original thermostat have?
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by sumeno 1y ago
You're ignoring the fact that there are more expenses than just inference. Salaries, infrastructure, training new models (a requirement for the model to stay up to date with the changing world) You can't just eliminate all the cos
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by sumeno 1y ago
> if we strip out all training/research costs You can't just strip out those costs. You have to train new models or the information in the model will be out of date.
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by sumeno 1y ago
It's amazing how whenever criticisms pop up the responses for the last 3 years have been "well you aren't using <insert latest>, it's finally good!"
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by sumeno 1y ago
It's amazing how this catchphrase has reversed meanings for some people. It was previously used against walled gardens and paywalls, but these corporate LLMs are the ultimate walled garden for information because in most cases you can&
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by sumeno 1y ago
You don't become a billionaire thinking carefully about the consequences about the things you create.

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