throw101010

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by throw101010 21d ago
> Our area is never going to generate the return on internet alone, and that's nice. The time scale for optical fibers' profitability is much longer than copper. The media itself is passive, cheap to maintain, and easy to upgra
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by throw101010 21d ago
Pointing at a single item in a list that you pretend to have only half skimmed is not refuting anything. And it's also not a "representative sample". It's called cherry picking. Nobody asked you to refute every single on
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by throw101010 22d ago
You asked for evidence, I've provided plenty, with context. Skimming them and picking one that doesn't fully meet your criteria, then call it a "hate site" and then use vagueries like: > He must've really pissed
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by throw101010 22d ago
There are plenty of evidence of Hasan Piker's antisemitism to the point that people have been collecting and contextualizing them: https://whoishasanpiker.com/antisemitism Also plenty of groups fighting against racism
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by throw101010 22d ago
Lacari: https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft/windows/csam-using-... He still streams on Twitch, he got a temporary week "long" ban and then came back claiming it was a virus or an accident while also
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by throw101010 25d ago
All the snarky comments about cars or other vehicles doing it faster seem to miss the point that none of these attempt to mimic/improve on the running movements of humans... but I guess you do you, this is an impressive robotics feat i
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by throw101010 27d ago
On Samsung Android phones there is a Samsung app that isn't installed by default that allows to individually manage volume/mute per app called SoundAssistant (and few more neat customizations for audio/audio controls). I don&
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by throw101010 27d ago
Firefox allows to Block "Audio and Video" (or "Only Audio") from auto playing per domain, including on Mobile.
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by throw101010 1mo ago
The judicial branch is part of the US democracy, this was not subversion of the democratic process. Judges are elected/nominated depending the jurisdiction and in this case the decison of a District judge (nominated by George W Bush,
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by throw101010 1mo ago
Only if you have a lawyer department as large as theirs. But to be fair/realistic, as an individual, I've never worried about their licenses (for myself, my friends, and family). The only time I did was when installing their softw
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by throw101010 2mo ago
> I would guess his lawyer didn’t really believe him Then you'd ask to change lawyer. If they can apply a standard practice of care and do basic checks like matching a username and time of use because they don't "believe&q
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by throw101010 2mo ago
The proposal A doesn't limit it to "use" only: > with the use or assistance Don't ask me how they would know you've used a LLM to "assist" you to find the exploit... I don't even know how they woul
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by throw101010 2mo ago
It's funny that you mention this because with the current US administration it works in a similar fashion... see Anthropic not cooperating with the US military and getting their new shiny model "paused" few weeks later (and o
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by throw101010 2mo ago
On the taxpayer's dime, at the tune of a couple hundreds of *BILLIONS* dollars (ICE+CBP).
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by throw101010 2mo ago
The same principle evoked in the rest of this thread, if the penalties match exactly or are under the profits you can generate by injuring (in the legal sense) EU citizens it's not really a penalty but rather a cost of business. Plus m
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by throw101010 2mo ago
And pay for the maintenance costs of my new robotic servants! At least now I can finally feel like my own masters, ruling over these robots. /s
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by throw101010 2mo ago
It is not a key part, I asked you multiple questions to clarify the side of your hypothetical ("if") in which these companies supposedly would act in a way they never have (sell anything close to permanent access to content their
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by throw101010 2mo ago
> I said "a decent chance that's as good as buying the thing". I didn't think I would need to quote more of your message, its essence is that you think these kinds of licenses *can be* "as good as buying" wh
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by throw101010 2mo ago
If I publish my art, my code, my thoughts, etc. They get harvested by the same LLMs this person is complaining about... I don't really see how that's a win. And eventually this person will also be replaced by an AI that will take
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by throw101010 2mo ago
What makes you think that this is "as good as" buying when the original post itself demonstrate clearly that it's nowhere close to actually buying something? Is there something in Apple or Amazon terms which say they can&#x27
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by throw101010 2mo ago
How have you noticed that it did that?
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by throw101010 2mo ago
I believe we're heading towads a dead internet in terms of proportion of real human generated content to computer generated content, but I don't think I will ever be able to believe any of the "AI detection" tools/s
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by throw101010 2mo ago
Why would you want to "discourage consumption" by taxing it? Following the logic in your message. I know you are just quoting this transcript/article... but you likely have an idea of how this would work since you classify th
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by throw101010 2mo ago
I was questioning the qualification of Pokemon Go being "evil" here, it's the data broker and the military who are evil in this case in my opinion. (Making it open-source also doesn't help, as I said we'd only shor
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by throw101010 2mo ago
I was talking about a difference for the bad outcome in this case... if Pokemon Go was open souce and public, the military could have done the same, for that matter the might be doing the same with OSM data to some extend right now and it w
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by throw101010 2mo ago
Ian's knot doesn't come undone easily if you do it the right way, many people learn it incorrectly when they are young and never revisit it... but they are making Granny knots instead: https://tokay-ultimate.com/bl
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by throw101010 2mo ago
Then again you produce public open-source data when you contribute to OSM, and nothing prevents the military from using it for morally questionable purposes... at the end of the day the only difference is the intermediary that could make a
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by throw101010 3mo ago
Game box collectors, people who want to offer a physical wrapped gift, kids who see it while shopping and nag their parents each time they pass near the boxes... on that last part it's pretty cheap advertising in every shopping center.
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by throw101010 3mo ago
You forgot the parasite companies that sit between the teachers/student/principal which pretend they detect the big bad AI assisted/generated work to punish individuals using AI (with a majority of false positives and always
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by throw101010 3mo ago
Also large influencers who cannot influence much without Meta's platforms... they will simply not complain too much about it if they like their "job".

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