anonbuddy

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by anonbuddy 14d ago
chatgpt is down as well - interesting
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by anonbuddy 2mo ago
this would actually be big win for non US founders
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by anonbuddy 3mo ago
the biggest irony of 21st
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Show HN: A ready to use Stremio account for non technical friends and family(own-your.stream)
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Show HN: A hand-held setup guide for Stremio (for non-tech friends and family)(own-your.stream)
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by anonbuddy 1y ago
when AI starts thinking on peoples behalf, then they will care more about privacy i believe that this is rising tide, maybe those who care are minority, but not for long
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by anonbuddy 1y ago
thats why this is a legal battle as much it a technological one it comes down to the rights to own the data you produce, and have it easily accesible. Solid is just a way of giving people option to excercise this right
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by anonbuddy 1y ago
google has all data > google creates AI from data > google embeds their values into AI > you use the AI > you become what ever the google AI wants "over the past 20 years" is not the same as next 20 years
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by anonbuddy 1y ago
centralisation of power leads to fascism and historically people didn't really like that ie 2. WW
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by anonbuddy 1y ago
I agree that this is not just a technological problem to be solved. Technology by it self can't fix the problems, but it can help nudge the human experience in good or bad way. Right now, we gave our data to large corporations and we g
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by anonbuddy 1y ago
that is exactly what is going to happen, as more people become aware. that's why we all need to exercise our rights and freedoms. I'm scared that if we fail to do this in next few years. And let the AI be used in similar ways like
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by anonbuddy 1y ago
'that costs a lot of money' price of intelligence is dropping day by day like it or not, sooner or later price incentives for someone to host such social media experience could become financially viable
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by anonbuddy 1y ago
you just created a comment here. also your government, your service providers and many other entities are creating data on your behalf
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by anonbuddy 1y ago
ideally you should be able in a simple way to host your stuff, in this case in a POD. That service should be provided by a utility company, same way we have internet providers now. They will be well regulated and it would be in their intere
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by anonbuddy 1y ago
current data points are much more valuable than historical data points, so storing old data doesn't have much incentives also by having ability to enable/disable access to your data, you have the power of who gets what and for whi
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by anonbuddy 1y ago
But those who actually want to do this should be allowed by law to practice their ownership over their data. I, and many like me, would pay for centralised service or any other service if it meant that we own our data and can tune the algor
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by anonbuddy 1y ago
so it can read left and right motion, can it do other directions as well?
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by anonbuddy 1y ago
All great, but what happens when personal assistant makes you think you are acting in your best interest, but actually they are just manipulating you to do 'something' OpenAi (some company) wants you to do? Without proper ways of
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by anonbuddy 1y ago
This is a signal for a future where either we own our 'memories' or companies own them for us. Technologies like Solid ( https://solidproject.org/ ) are our only way forward. If you don't care you can use your
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by anonbuddy 1y ago
if email is hard to switch, imagine how hard would it be for your memories to migrate to new platform
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by anonbuddy 1y ago
'I don't know what the problem exactly is' the problem is that western civilisation is so far up their asses with capitalism that they think that some corporation cares about them (users).
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by anonbuddy 1y ago
it shocks me seeing how people are blind to the whole offshoring thing - I'm dev from 'third' world country (in Europe) and when joined my team had 9 people out of 13 from USA. In 4 years, we are down to ONE person, and this
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by anonbuddy 1y ago
is slack legally allowed to not let you export your data in order to move somewhere else?
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by anonbuddy 1y ago
memory is the biggest moat, do we really want to live in the future where one or two corporations know us better than we know ourselves?
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by anonbuddy 3y ago
could you elaborate more on that statement and how you envision the future of art? sounds interesting
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by anonbuddy 3y ago
But what if you could run a new acquired neuron "wight" trough another LLM that would based on its provided context (guidelines) be able to determine the importance of this new neuron. That loop could create more accurrate and hig