Matl

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by Matl 4d ago
Axon Fusus AI is very much the same thing to me, yes.
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by Matl 4d ago
Axon Fusus AI is very much similar to what Flock offers. Why are you talking about body cameras to make it seem like I am comparing Flock with simple body cameras?
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by Matl 4d ago
Beware of cities 'ditching Flock' only to immediately replace them with Axon, which is the same thing.
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by Matl 4d ago
> Would you go to the weapons manufacturer and try to hold them culpable for the strike? Yes, depending on the level of autonomy of the weapon, how it was being marketed etc. If it was being sold as an 'AI' that is supposedly v
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by Matl 4d ago
I agree with you re Gamers Nexus, but honestly I'd rather have Gamers Nexus than not anyways. > Saw another video where a big channel talks about why TVs are so cheap now, and they then explain it that it's because they sell yo
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by Matl 4d ago
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/7DOQlIQxz5M and you know, that use case doesn't even violate their terms
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by Matl 5d ago
For example he got into a spat with the Department of War as if he cared for how his AI could be used during war and yet said he's fine with Claude targeting a girl's school in Iran. That's apart from the general fact that he
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by Matl 7d ago
As someone who would at one point listen to this, Sam Harris is unfortunately someone incapable of even attempting to not let his ideological biases compromise his thinking.
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by Matl 17d ago
I use and pay for DaVinci Resolve Studio on Linux myself, so yes I have tried them and yes, they're obviously more feature packed and polished than OpenShot is. OpenShot is however significantly easier to use and does what you need for
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by Matl 17d ago
I am pretty sure you haven't tried it yourself. I am also pretty sure the software you mention is significantly more expensive or at least not open source. Which makes me pretty sure yours was a useless comment.
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by Matl 23d ago
Software wise there's plenty to choose from already. Ollama/llama.cpp, LM Studio, Lemonade, vllm etc. Anything Apple would bring to the table?
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by Matl 1mo ago
> If we don't see something that's substantially better in the ~30B param space soon - it would appear we might've saturated that size with knowledge. I wouldn't be quite so pessimistic. We may have saturated the curr
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by Matl 1mo ago
Amazon is not exactly known for playing fair or treating their workers well, so trying to play it like this is somehow the little guy being oppressed here or something is pathetic. Did it ever occur to you that politicians signing a 'b
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by Matl 1mo ago
So noise and pollution that makes it impossible to live in or sell your house is now simply 'fashionable' to hate?
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by Matl 1mo ago
Nintendo specifically is known to sue first, ask questions later. They just like to shake down the little guys, like their own fans.
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by Matl 1mo ago
The AUR is not like Google Play. Arch has https://archlinux.org/packages for that. The AUR is like an APK from a Reddit post.
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by Matl 2mo ago
Yes, my point being this isn't some 'Desktop Linux security' hole. This was a known and intentional model of how the AUR operated for decades. Unfortunately it was bound to get exploited like this and so it did.
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by Matl 2mo ago
I knew there's an unofficial version for ARM. I meant more that the vast majority of AUR packages target x64 only because that's what 'official' Arch supports. That being said, didn't know there's a RISC V effo
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by Matl 2mo ago
Arch is famously x64 only?
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by Matl 2mo ago
With regards to sandboxing etc. maybe. With regards to packages? Official repos support signing and usually rely on maintainers with proven track records. AUR was a honor system and since some people are total basement losers, you can'
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by Matl 2mo ago
Well, this kills a very useful feature of the AUR. It's like Wikipedia disabling editing. So I can see trying other things first before resorting to removing features, but I do agree it should have happened faster.
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by Matl 2mo ago
I agree but also the concept of lying and cheating is very human, for an algo it may come down to 'what is the shortest path to the given goal'? And the math comes down to lying and cheating. Granted, this can probably be tuned fo
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by Matl 2mo ago
> Unless they're illegal immigrants flooding the West. Then it's acceptable to leftists. What do you think the end result of making regions unstable such as by unprovoked attacks on Iran is? > you think Well, maybe I am pres
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by Matl 2mo ago
ICE should be dismantled based on how it treats US citizens alone.
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by Matl 2mo ago
It's amazing how these people don't seem to get that the very fact it's an occupation makes basically everything Israel does there illegitimate. If someone enters my house uninvited, I don't care what they have to say to
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by Matl 2mo ago
You're supposing an event that there's no evidence for happening and that is on par with 'let's ban open source software because some open source software could be malicious'. Let's not forget that as of now mo
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by Matl 2mo ago
> Suppose By supposing, you can try to justify taking just about anything away.
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by Matl 2mo ago
> Someone please enlighten me what the actual argument here is, cause I can’t see it. > The only thing a ban would do is protect the American market from further downward price pressure on inference, protecting VC investors in the sh
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by Matl 2mo ago
> So what is the issue here? The issue seems to be the US only likes competition when it is winning. Markets in Asia are meant for cheap labor and resources, they're not meant to actually compete. /s
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by Matl 2mo ago
> Yes, while the Chrome/Chromium hardware decoding, or any other uses of the GPU, like WebGL, was always impeccable on Linux Have you seen the massive blacklist Chromium maintains?

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