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sussmannbaka
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sussmannbaka
1y ago
It’s not about being shown ads, it’s about collecting (and sharing to third parties) private information that goes beyond the technically required amount to use the service. GDPR says companies need to get my consent in order to do that, th
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1y ago
yeah I’ll skip that part and then spend the next 2 hours to find the payment details of my favorite band, sure
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1y ago
If you feel bad, buy a single song of each artist afterwards and you have given them vastly more money than listening to them on Spotify will ever generate.
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1y ago
Please, read literally any article about the ongoing problem. The IPs are basically random, come from residential blocks, requests don’t reuse the same IP more than a bunch of times.
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2y ago
First it’s people disagreeing with me, then it’s deportation to the death camps. There is zero nuance and the slippery slope is basically guaranteed so I should have freedom of consequence for everything I do!
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2y ago
Get a brush and be the change you want to see.
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2y ago
If ChatGPT was available back then, sure.
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2y ago
I don’t even argue that they might get useful at some point, but when I point a mouse at a button and press the button it usually results in a reliable action. When I use the LLM (I have so far tried: Claude, ChatGPT, DeepSeek, Mistral) it
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2y ago
With the way companies are abusing domains it’s hard to blame him. Looking at you, Microsoft, with your million domains I’m supposed to keep in my head to avoid this exact problem.
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2y ago
fwiw I see more posts like yours than I see posts that your post describes.
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2y ago
It can run those emulators on macOS.
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2y ago
to stay with the analogy, people won’t wear the stab-proof vest or at least not stop there. People will stab back. The magnitude of the attack by bad actors in the AI space is potentially life ruining and they shouldn’t expect not to have t
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2y ago
Mostly because there is no laptop hooked up to your TV. I wouldn’t want to have a laptop standing around, which is mostly an aesthetic choice.
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2y ago
please read my post again. crypto culture is tainted. cryptocurrency is just tech, just as ML is just tech. crypto culture however is rug pulling, rampant scams etc. Email, again, is just tech and there is no real email culture around (
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2y ago
just like with crypto, AI culture is fundamentally tainted (see this very thread where people are defending this shit). Legislation hasn’t caught up and doing what’s essentially a crime (functionally this is just a DDoS) is being sold as a
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2y ago
I don’t admit anything of the sort. They committed extrajudicial mass murder. Are the ones they killed drug dealers? Criminals? Random passersby? Without a proper trial you can’t tell. The death penalty is already bad WITH proper trials, si
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2y ago
> going after drugdealers is something I support weasel words. If you are going to publicly support extrajudicial mass murder, say so.
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2y ago
We are halfway to holding elaborate rituals to appease the LLM spirit
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2y ago
And they don’t have that permission. Why is everyone skipping over the part of the sentence that specifies that this is only “for the purpose of doing as you request”. As you request! This is night and day to any other TOS I’ve ever read.
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2y ago
In this world.
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2y ago
why would you need to create an account to leave a comment? the site owner can own the entire flow if they so wish, including creating an anonymous actor for the comment.
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2y ago
Won’t they just delete your account since you agreed to them to take away your stuff for any reason (including none at all)?
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2y ago
which word is acceptable to describe the owner of kkk-is-cool.club and n***.rentals?
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2y ago
If you’d face half the abuse, you’d be singing a different tune.
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2y ago
Yes, this is the selling back part. The taking away is currently happening in the White House and at the Broccoli aisle.
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2y ago
The same disabled people whose hard earned rights are on the chopping block right now in the name of anti wokeness? I’ll say, taking away their ability to participate in society first, then selling it back to the richest of them is an ingen
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2y ago
silly hector, everyone knows that bullying, screaming at people in public and insulting them online is a privilege of long-term maintainers who can do no wrong
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2y ago
If you are choosing to use Google products, you are choosing to solidify their monopolist position and they will thank you by randomly killing your account. Don’t use Google products.
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2y ago
slop for thee but not for me
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2y ago
Crypto Wars…2!
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