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runtime_terror
5d ago
So a system trained on stolen data reportedly is stealing data from its customers? Shocking
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runtime_terror
5d ago
Most companies avoid this for liability reasons
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runtime_terror
5d ago
Funny that none of the commenters got the reference/joke
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runtime_terror
5d ago
fwiw the post mentioned Shopify and Spotify, hence why you see discussion of both
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runtime_terror
7d ago
Seems likely he's not even real given his 1 day tweet history
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runtime_terror
7d ago
Are we sure he's real? He's only tweeting 10 times and it's all in the last week? No other info on him online including via a reverse image search feels suss.
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runtime_terror
7d ago
Can I ask a nieve question? Why would OpenAI volunteer to give credit / share authorship if they believe they indeed solved the problem independently and in a different way? Based on how they seem to operate in general, this smells mor
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runtime_terror
9d ago
Eventually maybe but not in the next few decades
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runtime_terror
9d ago
It's laughable to claim Elon supports free speech: he's the guy who will ban anyone for calling him out or challenging him (Google it if you don't believe me)
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runtime_terror
10d ago
I don't know a single prominent Democrat who thought they had a chance of succeeding, just that they even tried was enough for them to be unpatriotic cultists
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14d ago
Can't imagine that going wrong /s
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14d ago
It works 24/7 till it breaks down or gets stuck in a situation it was trained for then the company that purchased it will likely have to wait at least days if not weeks for a repair tech to come down and fix it or adjust its training d
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runtime_terror
21d ago
Links: https://netbird.io/ https://github.com/netbirdio/netbird
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runtime_terror
21d ago
Golang is alive and kicking still :shrug:
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runtime_terror
21d ago
For clicks
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runtime_terror
23d ago
You actually believe this is what these people want to create? Why then are they directly attacking many forms of creativity (writing, photography, art, filmmaking, even programming)? Why do they resist all forms of social programs if these
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28d ago
Ostensibly they need a warrant to get that data from Apple/Google whereas they have a direct line to Flock data cause that's how that relationship works
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28d ago
Smart phones are opt-in technology. Flock is not.
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28d ago
How does the number of state employees de facto result in a police state? I agree with you on our obscene debt and our obsession with "conflicts" around the world, but I'd argue we're seeing the mass reduction of state e
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1mo ago
Same. Cancelled the day the Elon acquisition was announced.
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1mo ago
I'd assume it comes from Tailwind boilerplate/template sites as it seemed almost all of them were purple at the time
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1mo ago
But who's going to police the literal police? They have a track record in this country of having near zero accountability
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1mo ago
No, I dont think there is any reliable data to be able reliably classify AI text. So far what I've seen is humans actually fail this task reliably
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1mo ago
Heaven forbid people have a moral compass and communicate it
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1mo ago
If you read the related articles you'd see the App Store has decided there are enough of these types of apps and they don't accept any more unless they're noticeably different
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1mo ago
So we're to trust an anon supposed ex officer saying they're doing good things there despite all the clear evidence to the contrary?
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1mo ago
Running Llama 3 between your ears? Don't you and all the people in this thread claiming AI slop know that AI was trained on human writing ?
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1mo ago
Workers also supports Python, Rust and anything via WebAssembly (Go, C, etc)
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1mo ago
Couldn't the blueprint exfiltrate incoming data to an external location for example?
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2mo ago
True but at the time the ozone hole was mostly over the Antarctic so the average person didn't feel its effects which wouldn't then contribute to the change in policy.
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