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by LurkandComment 17d ago
There is an essence to humanity in this type of work: "I'm doing this because I enjoy the way it makes me feel and nothing else". It's inspirational and I love looking at it. Keeping doing what you love, it also brings
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by LurkandComment 21d ago
It could go either way. I think its better for Nvidia to play both open sides and closed models as their chips will be used in both. The only thing that compromises them is that there is a lot of investment they have in the closed models.
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by LurkandComment 24d ago
It should be more about how Public Services are underfunded and the process for applying and appeals for benefits is designed to be slow to account for this underfunding, but now something has bypassed one part of the design. It should be
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by LurkandComment 27d ago
This is a very well trodden argument the poster is largely right about. But like others who have written about it like Nicholas Carr and Anil Dash, I agree with the concern, but it places a lot of agency on the technology and not the users
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by LurkandComment 2mo ago
I don't think there is a Sienfeld without The Stranger
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by LurkandComment 2mo ago
1) This is going to be like Electric cars. You see how far ahead China is there for commercial viability for a wider consumer base 2) There are many reasons why Anthropic and Open Ai will collapse aside from this. 3) Wait until you have non
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by LurkandComment 2mo ago
Next step, monitize every pixel, result and second into adveristing placement
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by LurkandComment 2mo ago
If you're wondering what prevents or mitigates AI hallucinations on the AI layer from replicating or acting out on the physical layer look up QNX. They manage the deterministic reasonin gof robotics. You know them better as Blackber
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by LurkandComment 3mo ago
If you're a global health benefits platform that relies on an AI model, do you think you're going to choose one that can get shutoff by a country due to something not remotely related to your business? If you're a buyer of t
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by LurkandComment 3mo ago
That whole website is just beautiful. I'd love to see more work by the designer.
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by LurkandComment 3mo ago
Every industry goes through its slop phase. You should see how much of early print was smut or really amaturish. We just like to talk about the Bible and the great art. What we need is a way to filter through it. AI should be decent at
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by LurkandComment 4mo ago
Just enough time to...
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by LurkandComment 4mo ago
For claude shops this was a huge hit. But lets back this up. There are some companies that haven't even built a break-even model at this price because they are funded by investment. As soon as those investors lose patience the first
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by LurkandComment 4mo ago
This is market introductory pricing that hasn't factored in cost recovery. Most of it has been run on early investment with the assumption they will recover costs in the long run. The prices are subsidized across the board and they w
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by LurkandComment 4mo ago
1) This happened because they fundementally misunderstand how to use AI and how AI is priced 2) Most organizations are throwing everything in for analyses and not limiting the answer they want. You need to be specific of about what you ana
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by LurkandComment 4mo ago
Variable costs - electricity etc. Current model is very resource intensive. You know when they build all those Olympic Venues and then once the Olympics is done the ongoing cost is too expensive and then they become derelict buildings....
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by LurkandComment 4mo ago
AI is cheap right now. Let's re-ask this question when it's priced to recover profit and ROI.
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by LurkandComment 4mo ago
Related: Alberta Voter Data was leaked to an American Company by the separatist movement. Also, the question right now is if there will be a referendum proposal. https://www.nationalobserver.com/2026/05/20/
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by LurkandComment 4mo ago
See in an information war, it doesn't have to be true to be dangerous, and never assume how stock prices might effect people's resileance. The greater point is there are cans of worms that are opening that weren't anticipate
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by LurkandComment 4mo ago
The Strait of Hormuz is a such a historical f-up. 1) It cuts the oil supply 2) It creates the demand and infrastructure for non-US backed Oil 3) It gives Iran a revenue stream and domain over taxing the Strait where none existed before 4)
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by LurkandComment 4mo ago
PS I love AI, but it's whose hands AI is in that determines its use and benefits.
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by LurkandComment 4mo ago
1. AI wipes out entery level jobs. Cost of tokens used will make you spend more especially overtime. Keep in mind, right now we're probably in the era of cheap tokens 2. We rehire base employees at lower wages. Move AI to hire leve
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by LurkandComment 4mo ago
The current commercialization isn't economically sustainable.
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by LurkandComment 4mo ago
I can't invest in Goolge products. I always feel like they're going to pull the plug or change the terms, pricing model etc.
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by LurkandComment 4mo ago
In the comments.
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by LurkandComment 4mo ago
Here's how its dehumanizing: You say they're not good enough, they smell, they don't fit in, but you take their culture, their clothing, their food and rebrand it as scandinavian, high fashion, chic fitness, pumpkin spice.
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by LurkandComment 4mo ago
I'm just going to say this: Wouldn't load for me in Chrome, but the article loaded instantly in Edge... I never use Edge, I was just curious.
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by LurkandComment 5mo ago
"An Edmonton city councillor says he and his team are helping a woman facing intimate partner violence relocate with her children after her address was leaked in an alleged privacy breach by a separatist group."
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by LurkandComment 5mo ago
I've been waiting for someone to do something like this as long as I've known electric cars to be a thing. I hope they just start making them like this.
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by LurkandComment 5mo ago
If you'rea domestic violence survivor and your info was just leaked. There are a lot of Private Investigators who look for this information for exes etc.

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