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by tensor 7mo ago
What do people even expect from these intelligence services? Apple is always said to have failed, yet I've seen nothing in Windows that I'd actually want to use WRT to intelligence services. Siri being better at free form requests
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by tensor 7mo ago
There are many products without ad-free versions (including tvs now lol). Streaming services are starting to go this way too.
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by tensor 7mo ago
It's still not consistent. OpenAI made a statement that simply isn't true. They agree to all lawful use, INCLUDING using it to deploy weapons as long as it's legal. It happens to not be legal at the moment, but that doesn&#x2
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by tensor 8mo ago
I wouldn't say that elections have little to do with democracy, they are necessary. Though I agree that merely having an election isn't sufficient. A lot of modern dictatorships have "elections". And that's not to e
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by tensor 8mo ago
I agree that China is a science superpower and will only improve. That said, I would prefer living under a wester democratic system, so I really do hope that the west picks up what the US drops. I'm totally fine if the west is merely c
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by tensor 8mo ago
For now. US science is still in decline. Major works by places like Moderna have been denied permission to continue, for example. You can't assume that funding will not continue to decrease at a rapid rate in the US.
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by tensor 8mo ago
This kind of analysis isn't much better. First, many countries are increasing funding substantially (e.g. [1]). Secondly, it's about more than funding. The US is also no longer safe for a great many of the scientists that would
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by tensor 8mo ago
I think that depends on a lot of factors. E.g. will there be a turn around in the US, and if so how fast? Will Europe and other nations increase science funding to account for all the new talent that wants to come? Will that funding be perm
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by tensor 8mo ago
> Creation has progressively been getting easier since the invention of the computer, it is not a new phenomena. This naturally pushes the boundary on what needs to be delivered in order to find paying customers. In other words, creation
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by tensor 8mo ago
Yes, but they maintain their own fork and are good about syncing. It's still not an ideal model long term.
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by tensor 8mo ago
Iced seems really promising, however, it's a passion project by a single developer. They very clearly stated that their goal is to follow their passions and desires first, everyone else second, and that it will always be a single perso
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by tensor 8mo ago
It's amusing. The left is always accused of "woke" but the ones constantly crying about it are those on the right. The right will even vote against their own economic interests to "stick it to the woke." Seems to me
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by tensor 8mo ago
Can you not just unlock and open the door? Wouldn't that cause it to immediately stop? Or can you not unlock the door manually? I'd be surprised if there was not an emergency door release.
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by tensor 8mo ago
You are being denied the ability to sell to the French government , not denied selling into the market. Just like no one has "rights" to sell to the US government, you don't have any "right" to sell to any foreign
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by tensor 8mo ago
Allowing the US to gain such soft power is the issue, not the size of a company. In fact, it would be even better for consumers if there were more standards and companies that compete by building against those standards. The fact that there
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by tensor 8mo ago
How much of that power is radiated as the radio waves it sends?
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by tensor 8mo ago
First of all, the current government doesn't give a shit about the first amendment and is successfully putting a chilling effect on it through various means. Both through illegally using government funding as a hammer to require indepe
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by tensor 8mo ago
Morning people are often inconsiderate to night people and let alone change they simply judge night people for not getting up at fuck you o’clock. Usually morning people don’t change and are inconsiderate their whole lives.
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by tensor 8mo ago
When Tesla started producing cars, everyone wanted what they proposed. Now, no one wants the cybertruck. No one is really asking for humanoid robots. Their self driving is vastly inferior to waymo when it comes to taxies, I can't see t
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by tensor 8mo ago
Nowhere in that plan was "only produce cheap cars." Unless you're aim is to be the budget brand, it's bizarre behaviour not to have a top end flagship model.
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by tensor 8mo ago
I'm not surprised at the X, but the S has always been the flagship model with all the best features and the top performance. The 3 is a fine mid-sized car but it's very strange to get rid of your flagship model. Those always cater
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by tensor 8mo ago
This is great. With more users alterantives will improve. The one place I would LOVE to see more effort at an international standard is in operating systems. And no just adopting Linux is not enough. It needs to ecompass the full breadth
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by tensor 8mo ago
There are plenty of viable alternatives. Perhaps not all are as polished as some of the mainstay US companies, but the funtionality is there. It's no surprise that people in the US are ignorant of the existence of the many excellent
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by tensor 8mo ago
And OVH and Scaleway. Also Gandi.
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by tensor 9mo ago
Trump also said solar is bad.
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by tensor 9mo ago
We also used to pay people to manually copy books. It's not a good argument.
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by tensor 9mo ago
Sorry, that's AI. So is OCR, so is voice recognition, and many other things you probably use and take for granted. I'd suggest you focus on use cases not trying to redefine definitions for an entire area of science and technology
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by tensor 9mo ago
> If this right is allowed to all humans, there is a chance one learn from and outperform me. That would suck for me, This is a rather sad take. If someone learned from my art or music and did something new and more popular, I would be h
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by tensor 9mo ago
This is actually the most important part of this announcement, and excellent news. I was pretty disappointed that they were going with an existing player rather than building their own models. But this implies that they will continue to b
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by tensor 9mo ago
This is nonsense. You don't need Apple user data to build a good AI model, plenty of startups building base models have shown that. But even if you did it's nonsense as Apple has long had opt-in for providing data to train their m

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