mrdependable

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by mrdependable 6d ago
You are both using a different definition of sharing I believe. When people have an expectation of privacy, use by others should be forbidden. Tech has gone completely off the rails with the use of private data.
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by mrdependable 8d ago
This kind of thing is one of the reasons I really hate how AI is coming to fruition. These companies get a whiff of something valuable and they use their vast resources to take it for themselves. For everyone else, the only recourse is extr
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by mrdependable 13d ago
They did use “AI” but not an LLM. If they had, I am sure OpenAI and friends would be shouting it from the rooftops.
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by mrdependable 13d ago
More than that I hope considering what it costs to make the thing.
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by mrdependable 13d ago
I came in first place by a mile just holding the gas button. Not much if a “game” but I guess the elements are there.
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by mrdependable 14d ago
If it were me, I would make an exit plan. Run all the numbers, how much you would need to survive a certain length of time, what the numbers would look like depending on how much risk you're willing to take, what you would do if things
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by mrdependable 14d ago
Why are the SVGs getting more detailed rather than just more correct than previous models?
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by mrdependable 16d ago
Native app vs what? A web app?
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by mrdependable 16d ago
Off topic, but where do you find these brands to buy?
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by mrdependable 29d ago
Perhaps people that are older have seen that sometimes new technology is not all benefit. You are trading something. Once you are old enough, and have seen it happen enough times, you start considering all the good and exciting things that
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by mrdependable 29d ago
Were they wrong?
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by mrdependable 29d ago
All the tech companies are trying to find data the others don’t have access to. That is one way they try to edge out the competition.
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by mrdependable 1mo ago
My biggest problem with Claude is that anything I mention it won't shut up about. Then it gets saved in memory and it will keep repeating it to me forever with weird random exposition.
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by mrdependable 1mo ago
I just started using Brave Origin after trying to switch to Safari for a while. Safari felt aggravating to use after having used Chrome for so long, but Brave has been great.
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by mrdependable 1mo ago
Sounds like a lot more work than just teaching communication skills.
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by mrdependable 1mo ago
Which engineering discipline touches most of these?
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by mrdependable 1mo ago
It's a globalization problem that countries have a hard time creating policy against. Countries don't have the enforcement power that they used to. The best we have come up with is using our own markets as leverage. In a hundred y
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by mrdependable 2mo ago
People support things that sound like a good idea to them, or that have been sold as a good idea to them, especially if they think it won't negatively affect them. It's easy to be pro open borders when you can't see how it wo
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by mrdependable 3mo ago
Don't you need to look at the code you want to change in order to direct the AI in what you want to do, or are you simply telling it to make a feature and then looking at the changes it makes?
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by mrdependable 3mo ago
I think of LinkedIn like walking into a Tony Robbins event. At least, what I imagine they are like from those old infomercials.
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by mrdependable 3mo ago
A sad state of affairs when the law is what people look to in order to decide between right and wrong.
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by mrdependable 3mo ago
If I'm not mistaken, isn't this the same person behind Lambda School? I saw the same ad like a year or two ago.
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by mrdependable 3mo ago
Hobbling the model may be smart tactically for them, but feels like it sets a really dangerous precedent.
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by mrdependable 3mo ago
I suppose if Spaghetti Inc and Olive Garden were in the business of creating and licensing recipes, they would both be in trouble. But they are selling labor and ingredients, which is what people are paying for. Also, pizza and spaghetti ha
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by mrdependable 4mo ago
An AI training is not equivalent to a human learning, despite how we like to anthropomorphize the process, and ideas are not protected by copyright in the first place. Your point was that people that create something valuable are not entitl
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by mrdependable 4mo ago
You say means of production is an antiquated idea, but the world you are using as an example of the idea being unnecessary is a world where copyright exists. The world would look very different otherwise, and you can actually get a sneak pe
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by mrdependable 4mo ago
What about something like carbon credits? Every citizen gets awarded a yearly AI usage credit. If a company wants to use an LLM, they have to buy the usage from the public market. People can use their own credits freely.
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by mrdependable 4mo ago
It's entitled for others to believe they have any say in what happens with the work of others. The world without these protections would be worse off by far. What I gather from what you are saying is that if I write a song, or a book,
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by mrdependable 4mo ago
I wonder if this could be explained in a similar way to Hollywood movies. If the movies are designed to please the largest group of people, there is a greater chance people will choose to see it than another movie. The human law professors
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by mrdependable 4mo ago
How do you envision that playing out? It would basically be like everyone that didn’t still have a job living off minimum wage. Would no one be allowed to work also?

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