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unreal37
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Comment #48958982
I will say, moderation is a valuable thing on websites that intend to be useful for people. Wikipedia being another example. Ynews also has moderation. Sites like Quora don't have …
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Comment #48958961
I just went to the Stack Overflow homepage, showing newest questions first, and the latest question just asked 13 minutes ago is already closed. And the majority of the questions o…
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Comment #48957978
How eager people are to find something better IS a factor in the decline of websites/businesses. Not just that there is something better that exists.
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Comment #48698712
I believe OpenAI actually wanted their next model to be seen as a potential cybersecurity threat because they were jealous that Mythos got that label
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Comment #48434440
I don't think this "infinite loans" narrative holds water. The richest people in society pay the most taxes, not zero.
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Comment #48434432
It's Sunday
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Comment #48434414
I think the main problem is that this will not survive very long once implemented. Politician A will promise "no VAT on bread" to get elected. The next guy will promise "no VAT on …
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Comment #48327803
Cause it's developed. It's been a stable product for a decade. It's like having 10,000 construction workers on a completed building.
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Comment #48088440
"Official archive" it says. Seems unofficial. Actually, the domain name is probably a trademark violation.
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Comment #47757507
Some things always happen too. You need to avoid certain terms.
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Comment #47355896
I think of this in reverse. It's legal for the government to track mail - who sent a message, and who it's going to. They have access to the "outside of the envelope". But it's not…
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Comment #47288289
I wonder if the pace of change in AI will push you back to the "ready to retire" state. Sure, AI is exciting, and it reignites a passion. But everything you learn today will be obs…
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Comment #45946794
Given that the World Wide Web was invented in 1989... are you saying that the Internet was safer when only FTP and Usenet existed?
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Comment #45765581
Open Source absolutely stops being maintained. And worse.
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Comment #45136415
LinkedIn deserves some disruption. OpenAI announces a jobs platform to put employers in contact with people with AI skills. And an academy to teach AI skills that businesses need. …
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Comment #44899934
A 0.9% month-over-month increase is significant.
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Comment #43889772
Looks like a "GPT text output condenser" might be a good project to work on.
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Comment #43685646
The government is claiming that Facebook bought Meta and Whatsapp because it couldn't compete with them. Is that illegal? I don't understand! Every company that buys another compan…
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Comment #43280259
You don't know if they're doing their job from a photo. Perhaps they're replying to constituents, reading the details of the law they are being asked to vote on, checking with coll…
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Comment #43280238
Oh I can use your personal private data for artistic expression?!? Doubtful.
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Comment #43280220
There's a brand new AI law too. You'd likely need explicit consent of these people to have their personal data (face) processed by AI.
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Comment #43136899
GenAI is becoming popular for image generation to add visuals to the novel.
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Comment #43132443
No, not in the AI space. Disagree that you can be successful by avoiding risk and conserving resources.
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Comment #43132418
If all you're doing is building a project management app, yeah it's easy to be profitable. The trick is when you're trying to take risks and innovate. It took Amazon a long time to…