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laylower
4d ago
The reason is annoying to type is that they prefer you say it out loud, not because they can't provide a better ui.
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laylower
4d ago
Enough with the corporate shilling. Go back to your manufacturer for a factory reset
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laylower
9d ago
Why is this a post even? What is it that the author is trying to say or take a view on? They literally write "Now, I’m not going to claim to be a network expert. I may be totally off-base, but what? Reverse DNS? I don't know what
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laylower
14d ago
Maybe it'll be for the children. Think of them!
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laylower
27d ago
Is there another game like Syndicate or Lemmings out there? Seriously, I have been itching to scratch that old itch...
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laylower
29d ago
This and the word watermarking is rubbing a lot of people the wrong way, me included. Like, stop toying around with token limits and just focus on more efficient models. Once the local models are good enough we are so abandoning these eleph
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2mo ago
What tech did you use? Are you caching the locations? Are you using google data but openstreetmap?
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2mo ago
Because history has taught us that we cannot expect governments and corpos not to overstep. If in the physical world you want to verify someone's age you look at physical characteristics. You don't ask them to submit their entire
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2mo ago
You are right. There has undoubtedly been a large a varied Celtic cultural element. The problem is the medium as you say. If it was not written and if it was not built in stone or metal, it cannot stand the test of time and historians, howe
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2mo ago
""The Grant Study is an 87-year continuing longitudinal study from the Study of Adult Development at Harvard Medical School, started in 1938.[2] It has followed 268 Harvard-educated men, the majority of whom were members of the un
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2mo ago
Ban social media then, don't scan everyone's info. We know it's going to end up in the US. They can't claim to be working for the European project if the implement legislation that entrenches US majors and goes against t
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2mo ago
You are right I think - but this is the case for everywhere besides startups in the US Try going to Singapore, Japan, the UK, Netherlands, god forbid France, Germany, Latin America. Try going into engineering in major US companies - you kno
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3mo ago
They should have also talked to M.A.S.A, the Mexicano Aeronáutica y Spacio Administración, they will deliver sub-orbital whales for 200$ in 2005 dollars. long live the zygons!
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4mo ago
How does it compare with firefox? Can you add ublock and noscript? Ah nevermind I see a chromium fork, I skip
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4mo ago
I came here to write this!
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5mo ago
Send it to EFF - they are big in California..
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5mo ago
Reading this makes me even happier to pay for Anthropic. Amodei and his sister saw through the behavior and called it out. " “Eighty per cent of the charter was just betrayed,” Amodei recalled. He confronted Altman, who denied that the
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6mo ago
You are a beacon of hope man. Please, please, continue the good fight, we need you. We keep seeing the establishment resurfacing and imposing this blanket surveillance globally. What's happening in Brazil, the UK, EU, and has already h
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6mo ago
Are we pushing sambent.com now?
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6mo ago
In a way, you did what you preached. You used judgement to determine what to write about and then had AI touch it up for you. I don't view it as a bad thing.
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7mo ago
This would not work. Investors are still based in actual countries. Jurisdictions will also always have the ability to tax a % of revenue at source / where it was generated and not on profit rolled up through spvs to a couple low tax h
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7mo ago
I've heard of Chris but not too well. This guy does not f*c$ around, don't get on his bad side. The state of research is dire at the moment. The whole ecosystem is cooked. Reproducibility is non-existent. This obvious cartel is a
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7mo ago
Move to Ireland apparently https://www.reuters.com/world/ireland-rolls-out-pioneering-b...
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7mo ago
This is part of the wider problem and heavily relates to the right to repair Cory talked about this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39jsstmmUUs
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8mo ago
Get a grip physicists, the triple lock won't pay for itself. We can't be spending our hard taxed money for science and other redundant vanity projects. We have motability cars to fund and house visits at 2m mansions to arrange.
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8mo ago
I am sorry, but what did you expect? Since before Snowden we knew this was coming and this dystopian future is here only because we didn't care enough to do something about it. Now, where are all these 'I don't have anything
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8mo ago
That's the way.
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8mo ago
I agree with your vision of endgame. We wouldn't even need a screen, we will communicate verbally or with signs with our agents with some device that will have a long battery life and will always be on. I just hope that we retain some
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8mo ago
Is it deployed locally or does it send data to your servers?
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8mo ago
Anything is better than nothing but the fact of the matter is that it's still Amazon. It's the same amazon than gives ring cameras unfettered warrantless access to people's home, literally pays homage to kings and is a US com
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