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by globalnode 5mo ago
oh thats probably because im a cheap-skate and just use the free garbo models. im sure the pro version is quite good.
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by globalnode 5mo ago
exactly, they can argue forever that their point of view was justified.
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by globalnode 5mo ago
dont worry as soon as trump is gone americas sycophant allies will be clamouring to get back to some sort of pre-trump status quo, but i doubt we're ever going back to 100% pre-trump prices. whoops, was responding to someone but accide
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by globalnode 5mo ago
at this point even googles ai search results are better than gpt - obv. this is not for full programs but if you know what youre doing and just want a snippet, thats all you need.
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by globalnode 5mo ago
people care, theyre just being censored and overwritten with rubbish.
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by globalnode 5mo ago
youre only getting downvoted because they pay people good money to make sure their ridiculous narrative gets front page every single day. us murders a countries leader and a bunch of school kids and suddenly iran is accused of murdering 100
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by globalnode 6mo ago
so i instead get to run someone else's closed source .exe as admin on my system - out of the frying pan and into the fire.
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by globalnode 6mo ago
Hilarious how comments like this consistently get downvoted, theres a lot of special interest lurkers on this forum
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by globalnode 6mo ago
ive got opinions about this that id like to share but theyll likely be censored (your loss).
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by globalnode 6mo ago
calling someone a prepper is an adhom, just like calling a greenie a tree hugger. just another way to dismiss something that is emotionally confronting so one can continue to feel some comfort in their own bubble.
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by globalnode 6mo ago
ok im going to try linux again lol, hopefully this time it sticks. just need to find an image program that resembles paint as closely as possible.
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by globalnode 6mo ago
as much as i dislike m$, at least windows works and it works for games and graphics. when i need text or computation without a ui, i use linux. similar to the argument in the article about use what works, i use what works.
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by globalnode 6mo ago
software developer <> computer programmer? apparently they're different jobs now?
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by globalnode 6mo ago
should have kept the internet open and free, govts and big business trying to control people is a missed opportunity for catching stupid people blabbing all their plans online. now the stupid people are going to think twice before sharing o
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by globalnode 7mo ago
They've boasted that that's how it works. Doesnt matter, seems the parent comment has been "removed", lol.
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by globalnode 7mo ago
waves to the censors
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by globalnode 7mo ago
you never know, people love to be loved.
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by globalnode 7mo ago
fair point, and i do agree with you. i guess ive seen too many politicians recently with agenda's doing the moral high ground thing and im beginning to see that sort of conduct everywhere. thanks for your reasoned comment. it seems to
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by globalnode 7mo ago
blaming open ai emps is like blaming current germans for ww2. that sort of collective moral guilt, sometimes even inherited, is simply unfair and stupid. i get that people want to undermine companies' support structure and that their d
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by globalnode 7mo ago
us govt and big business have always worked hand in hand, they compliment each other.
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by globalnode 7mo ago
this global escalation will be the reason elections are cancelled.
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by globalnode 7mo ago
maximize your projection onto like minded commenters, create that bubble you always yearned for but until now have never had the add-on to empower the inner-you! finally, you can ignore that filthy plane of delusional outcasts and banish th
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by globalnode 7mo ago
> Fighting data sovereignty is a losing battle for the US: data are too strategic to outsource, even to allies. Essentially it comes to this. The only way to force the issue is to make confrontational demands that will just lead to a har
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by globalnode 7mo ago
oh thats a good point, kind of like the military or how propaganda demonizes the enemy during a war, its us vs them.
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by globalnode 7mo ago
also theyre subject to the same anonymity many other internet users have and so dont feel any consequences for their actions.
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by globalnode 7mo ago
big company doesn't want you using something other than their stuff and they'll steal your money and ban you, or similarly, big company wants your data... this happens every day. its nice having choices isnt it? ill just leave thi
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by globalnode 7mo ago
What a sad story. I feel sorry for this person. But it was very naive to put that data up in the first place. I recently tried to open a FB acct so I could connect with local community but within 2 days I was accused of being a bot and aske
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by globalnode 7mo ago
flock safety were in one of y combinators incubator programs but to be fair, saying you want to make a camera company to improve public safety but then being used in a dystopian way... well it should have been foreseeable shouldn't it?
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by globalnode 7mo ago
There's more pressure in rural areas to conform in the sense that people know people that can make your time more difficult if you don't. If you get blacklisted in the bush gl finding any work and that's a survival issue. In
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by globalnode 7mo ago
Thats actually a good way to split a project up into closed/open imho. Open the functional part so people can see you're not sending data to hq behind their backs and make the boring time consuming ui closed. I like it. Then make

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