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CommanderData
2mo ago
Disappointing they can just say things and get away with it.
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CommanderData
2mo ago
Everyone of these stories makes a great case for piracy. Torrents or illegal online streaming sites.
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2mo ago
It's pretty deceptive. Sonnet only? Seems to have gone. Older models disappear all the time. This announcement in May about higher usage limits, changes to peak times https://www.anthropic.com/news/higher-limits-sp
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CommanderData
2mo ago
> 2008 Governments will tax older cars out of existence.
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CommanderData
2mo ago
Has self regulation ever worked in the tech world when it comes to consumer/user rights.
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CommanderData
3mo ago
Anthropics marketing dept were a tad overzealous with how they positioned this model, now it's biting them back. If this was just another model without the hype doom marketing, I don't think we'd be where we are.
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CommanderData
3mo ago
Yes stupid for shareholders and until the EU comes in and saves the day again this will continue. There's something to be said for creating a near monopoly and also having the ability to digitally revoke someones right to use something
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CommanderData
3mo ago
The constant hype marketing from Anthropic probably did not help in the end. I think that had something to do with it.
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CommanderData
3mo ago
Suspicious? Maybe. Benjamin Netanyahuha repeatedly voiced concerns Israel is becoming increasingly unpopular amoung the youth because of social media. His words: “the most important purchase going on right now (Tiktok)” alleging its control
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3mo ago
I saw mention of Sybil's, hasn't this been patched effectively making techniques of quick discovery though many DHT nodes much more expensive and slower. You would need a unique IP to overcome this per n nodes. That could be tens
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CommanderData
3mo ago
The camp who think VPNs and Tor are a solution to government policies feel like disinformation at times. VPNs are trivial to ban, the IP space is well known, Wireguard is easily to fingerprint and block. It will be a cat and mouse game, if
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3mo ago
Oh brother. Don't be too hard on Lore.
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3mo ago
Excellent I look forward to it, I like Iroh objective of keeping it's footprint small enough to run on low powered devices. IPFS in my experience is very heavy. If my understanding is right, content discovery can't happen on the
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CommanderData
3mo ago
Very cool!!! Feels very much miniclip-esq
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3mo ago
Is content discovery on the official roadmap? If the original peer say peer A goes offline but B downloaded $X, can see find B and download, validate the content today? Sorry if this has been answered or covered on the web I'm currentl
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3mo ago
DNS isn't decentralised it's more federated. I believe Iroh has the option to use DHT here, last I looked at least.
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3mo ago
Comes after certain ethnostates have the LOWEST popularity among young populations, and I'm certain this will help change that. The Iran war was won online and it's been widely reported the young amoung the military had extreme lo
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3mo ago
Shitting on your doorstep is a better term than the boomerang affect in my opinion.
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CommanderData
3mo ago
The vessel state now fully controls its host, but I think public sentiment is reversing it just a little.
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4mo ago
"Peter Mandelson’s lobbying company, Global Counsel, until its collapse, and Mandelson took the prime minister, Keir Starmer, on a trip to Palantir’s Washington DC showroom. " Bribery.
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4mo ago
Brilliant, no longer a Londoner but I really think Khans done amazing compared to his predecessors. His alternatives look bleak and elitist, I would not be surprised in the slightest they reverse this.
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4mo ago
The way this changes is with legislation. Which the EU might come to fix if there's enough exposure on these issues.
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4mo ago
I do wonder how studios are working around consistent human faces, it's a problem on almost every discussion forum I have read for AI videos and not something that seems to be solved yet. Do you have any examples of those creative work
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4mo ago
Seedance 2 is amazing, compared with anything else American tech is producing. It does struggle with consistency like all other models. The other problem is Seedance is heavily censored because of copyright concerns.
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4mo ago
Completely avoidable and optional btw. Thanks Trump and Bibi! The whole world suffers for these two men.
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4mo ago
Israel has killed many in Iran during the recent war, hasbara trolls hang out on forums to tell people otherwise. It doesn't care in the slightest for Iranians and wish utter turmoil in the country, we have seen it's treatment to
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4mo ago
Terror state, for them doesn't include genocidal colonialist invaders like Israel. These descriptions are from objective scholars including Jewish ones btw.
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4mo ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/KlingAI_Videos/ https://www.reddit.com/r/HiggsfieldAI/ Higgsfield have multiple models available, people use Kling usually 2.5 & 3. There are a few good exam
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4mo ago
All video models are terrible at consistency. Even closed source ones. Seedance 2.0, Kling 3 are regarded the best closed source video models we have. I have subscribed to a few AI video subreddits, consensus atm is they are good for anythi
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5mo ago
Instructions unclear I'm gay now.
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