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by variety8675 5d ago
Hopefully someone will make a script or small app to disable all of this in one click
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by variety8675 5d ago
This is why we need antitrust laws
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by variety8675 5d ago
I mean honestly yes, if given the choice not to interact with an AI system for something I will. Simple example, the Comcast AI slop bot stonewalls you online, but you can walk into a retail location and have a human resolve the issue in 30
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by variety8675 5d ago
Using AI agents to email each other is just a reflection of "If you're not going to bother to write it, I'm not going to read it"
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by variety8675 6d ago
Every time a new technology appears a group says it will end us all - https://www.newyorker.com/culture/infinite-scroll/the-age-ol...
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by variety8675 6d ago
If a lab achieves super intelligence they have absolutely no incentive to let anyone outside of their walls use it. They could simply take all of the economic value it can create directly for themselves. I think of it as similar to when You
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by variety8675 6d ago
Great point, in the privacy disclosure they confirm they're collecting the training data. > Reality Check records visits, round starts and finishes, image views, answers, response times....records are stored in Cloudflare D1
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by variety8675 6d ago
I realized this is only somewhat difficult because of the 10s timer. Most people probably don’t spend more than 10s looking at a picture on social media, excellent project.
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by variety8675 7d ago
I suspect part of the reluctance to release Open Source models is the fact that they’d have to disclose what data was used to train it
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by variety8675 7d ago
It’s nice to see Cloudflare is letting humans write the blog posts again after all the fallout from their LLM slop blogs
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by variety8675 9d ago
Sadly this doesn’t include the US
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EXtreme Go Horse (XGH) Process(brunomb.com)
1 points by variety8675 17d ago|0 comments
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by variety8675 19d ago
The interesting thing here is the opportunity to make a sdk for interfacing with the Withings hardware offline. This is the first public example I’ve seen of someone attempting that
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Discord Is Bringing Back Age Verification(gadgetreview.com)
5 points by variety8675 21d ago|0 comments
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by variety8675 21d ago
The actual public outage is driven by fear of what happens to the economy if all work is automated
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by variety8675 2mo ago
https://www.wsj.com/opinion/americas-military-is-dangerously...
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by variety8675 2mo ago
What is the purpose of the account and subscription if this is all client side?
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by variety8675 2mo ago
I've also found Claude to be basically useless lately, I've switched entirely to Codex for now
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by variety8675 2mo ago
https://archive.is/u2uo3
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by variety8675 2mo ago
It is nice to see a site preaching this that isn't hosted by Cloudflare or GitHub Pages
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by variety8675 2mo ago
Pay in full customers can be profitable through interchange fees alone, so I don't really follow how it is a wealth transfer
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by variety8675 3mo ago
> this one-page demand test runs on Cloudflare Pages while we validate the idea the product itself will be made & hosted in the EU So this is just a page to collect email addresses and you'll build the product if you get any?
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by variety8675 3mo ago
https://archive.is/PTWaB
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by variety8675 3mo ago
404 on the link
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by variety8675 3mo ago
The information is very difficult to consume, if I found this on a google search result I’d immediately close the page without reading. It is neat that Fable can design something like this, but the better question is should you actually use
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by variety8675 3mo ago
Obviously water is renewable, but the constraint here is finite public water system capacity. When that capacity is allocated to data centers less is available for other community needs. See https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.0
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by variety8675 3mo ago
They have a similar money printer to Google, it isn't surprising they're just throwing money at anything they can to see what sticks. Almost like a modern Bell Labs
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by variety8675 3mo ago
Optical cables have gotten very good and cheap recently. I was able to move my desktop into another room and run outputs / usbs to both my office and tv for under $100.
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by variety8675 3mo ago
I think the most important thing is letting the users know what the site is before making an account. For example even with all of the pushes from Meta to mandate accounts, they still let you browse their platforms for a few minutes before
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by variety8675 3mo ago
This feels like the groundwork for blocking access to strong open weight models

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