zuzululu

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by zuzululu 5mo ago
read this as Cats are trying to spy on you and got confused when I saw that woman's face. It made think if tiny cameras embedded in cat's collars.
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
What's the backstory on this researcher? They seem to have a personal vendetta against Microsoft and thus releasing zero days that he found with the help of AI? Seems like the gold rush period is over for bounty hunters and its more ab
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
I don't think its as big of a deal as its made out to be. They are human after all and have overestimated the capabilities of LLMs. What's more important is that this signals product market fit.
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
we are talking about music here that you couldn't tell is AI generated or not, not manufactured goods
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
training models with scraped content vs scraping output from trained models is completely different. the output is not the original scraped content. it is synthesized
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
you mean after they scrape American LLMs ?
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
always fascinating to see people throwing around the word propaganda without being remotely concerned with how they appear to others
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
I think this is a great movement. I'm also concerned that this is going to be certainly popular with criminals. So there's always this cat and mouse game with new technology like this. I don't know enough about the technology
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Any country watching Iran situation should take a way a few things: For one khamenei was known to be against nuclear weapons and was a sort of a peace keeper between hardliners leaning towards lifting sanctions but seems to have been forced
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Based on measured studies, people are not able to discern AI generated music from real ones on average and to your point, I agree, if you enjoy the output then it doesn't make sense to suddenly change your initial opinion. I do find th
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
I think that is significantly harder to solve for without false positives ruining UX. I don't think its bad to use AI assistance but what people clearly hate is just copy and paste. Also its possible to generate extremely natural and c
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
what would be really cool is a first person world generated from simcity maps and you can walk around and go inside buildings etc
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
I'm honestly tired of these articles lamenting their personal grievances against AI or experiences. AI is here to stay its permeating through all of our communication layer and this is the worst its going to be Think about that. Anyt
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Great article I know this upsets a lot of people who are used to thinking Anthropic/OpenAI are just lighting cash on fire but they've cornered the market on enterprise who cannot walk away from these $200/month plans However
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
are you not aware of the american rule and small claims? im not trying to take down coca cola here or doing frivolous lawsuits. if you catch your employer and coworker stealing your laptop, refuse to give it back eventually coming back with
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
EU consumers will foot the bill by paying more and lagging behind America
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
I've successfully sued my neighbor over land disputes. I've won small claims against companies. I've used AI to do it. I'm no longer afraid. Obviously I'm not going to be taking on huge law firms but AI has opened u
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Stripe did the right thing here. They cannot be arbitrators of every little edge cases that comes up. That's not their role. Also I just wanna throw some praise at Stripe Support. They have an excellent team and go above and beyond to
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
I dont follow. If regular finance to a country is that much distanced from global financial oversight and treaties where crypto (with awful spreads) becomes the norm that doesnt necessarily mean they are victims of international financial o
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
why is racism always the go to response for any suggestion that different countries have different valuesand that translates into observable and verifiable behavioral patterns that should be studied and recognized ? how can it be that all c
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
or American.
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
I think you've done a good job of answering why.
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
13 over 4 years is tiny sample compared to what I've seen on international scale. Great advice which is why data is what I'm relying on vs anecdotes.
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
was expecting a bit more substance but always interesting to read different approaches. but I do wonder if BEAM is a bit of an overkill, even fly.io (known among developer threads to be very unreliable uptime) wouldn't be my first pick
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Maestro but honestly you should always be testing on real devices
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
What's happening to Canada (and larger extent the UK) should be a warning for any modern democracies: A reckless gravitation towards ideological driven policies based on self-sabotaging level of empathy will give rise to destructive ap
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
My suggestion is to just ban specific regions or countries and you can cut 80% of this fraud. I'm not going to name those countries outright but you should never ever be launching globally until you have these safeguards in place. Once
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
A bit tangent but related: These things I'm never sure if I should be shipping on day one with mobile apps (Flutter in particular): Flagships, bug gathering, A/B testing ? I feel strong inclination too but its also way too early b
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Here's a bit of self-awareness you can take away from our conversation: We can't read your mind and neither can you.
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
I don't know why dylan604 is trying to die on this hill but thats the point, you can't tell apart people using different tools, everybody has their own preferences. Case in point, I have no way to know if dylan604 is even a real h

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