Both sides have a point. If I ask you for feedback on the food sample I just gave you, would you automatically assume that I was recording audio and video, will be using your response in training videos, and will be…
I think you mean free, expensive, and slightly even more expensive.
I’d be surprised if an investor lawsuit doesn’t come out of this in order to get depositions from Musk under oath. I would certainly sign on, being an investor in SpaceX whose investment was put at risk by these antics,…
Here is an example: my wife purchased a drink product and the product she received tastes strongly of chemicals to her. She has no way to know if that is because the company made a mistake. Do you think it is her…
You forgot to include the sales tax and any other vehicle taxes (since you included VAT, it should be a fair comparison that includes tax). That makes the original statement even less accurate.
“Perfectly safe” eh… freeze distillation doesn’t remove methanol so it is far from perfectly safe, but closer to “probably be fine” than poorly handled alembic would be. I think people should have the right to make…
Don’t worry, someone said they will be Toyota EVs…so the second worst in my experience. Improvement!
I have to agree, but I think some people find the joy in finding their solutions in code rather than from code…meaning that for some it is the puzzle solving that is their interest. That can be rather hard to find an…
You just search around, or heck, just ask Google for inference providers that are ZDR and whatever else you want. Just make sure to read their terms/privacy and review the security center. You will have to request…
So you are claiming that if someone says “it’s raining” while there is precipitation, and then it stops, they can say it is “no longer raining” but aren’t allowed to believe it was raining before?
Is there a chance any of that is linked to the million scammers that sign up for more and more free accounts, sending spam, getting banned, and then repeating it? It used to be most of our spam came from Google…
You think people are supposed to be forced to accept things they don’t like or are unhappy with as customers? Let me make sure I understand: if you go buy a sandwich, and it tastes so bad you can’t even eat it, your…
Well, they do need to try to compete with SubQ’s longer context and image processing that has been coming out ahead in benchmarks, plus the thousand self-hosted options that now exist.
… ”again.” News outlets always seem to forget “again” in the title.
What a fantastical paradigm you’ve constructed from an otherwise well reasoned set of slides talking about how humans can work with AI to advance the future, yet what you got from it is”frenetic”, “torture”, “scarcity,…
> illegal No, it’s not. Liability isn’t legality. There is nothing illegal in violating a ToS, nor is it a crime. Violating a ToS makes you liable under some other terms of that same agreement. That is very different…
Data centers tend to be higher security facilities for a reason. Publicizing any of their technical specs isn’t really beneficial, especially when any numbers that are provided will be dismissed unless even more…
Ah yes. Kids are getting cancer “because they are fat and lazy”. How quaint.
Clearly you just made the completely unique mistake of not understanding it’s more like the “ownership” of digital movies, games and music where there is clearly no ownership. That is completely obvious to anyone who…
Guess that is a matter of perspective eh? If they say a Big Mac meal now costs $20 normal price but the price is being dynamically decreased based on order volume to attract customers at off-times for a lower price,…
Remember when Claude hacked multiple companies? Pepperidge Farm remembers, even if Anthropic thinks we don’t.
I agree with you. And if they flipped a coin, and the coin happened to land on heads which they decided was a prediction of no cancer, would you recommend they tell others flip their coin because it was helpful when…
3- Also, this is rebroadcasting, technically a textbook definition of piracy even when that content might normally be obtained for free, especially if the content began encrypted. (Because some laws are stupid. Please…
Just playing the critic that alternate “50%” outcomes were: - You didn’t have a thyroid issue and you spent thousands more on tests the doctor was right that you didn’t need. - Your cat didn’t have that issue and you…
“Everything else”. Societies get to decide exactly how much is, can, or will be automated, what decisions must be left to humans and what role we will play.
Both sides have a point. If I ask you for feedback on the food sample I just gave you, would you automatically assume that I was recording audio and video, will be using your response in training videos, and will be…
I think you mean free, expensive, and slightly even more expensive.
I’d be surprised if an investor lawsuit doesn’t come out of this in order to get depositions from Musk under oath. I would certainly sign on, being an investor in SpaceX whose investment was put at risk by these antics,…
Here is an example: my wife purchased a drink product and the product she received tastes strongly of chemicals to her. She has no way to know if that is because the company made a mistake. Do you think it is her…
You forgot to include the sales tax and any other vehicle taxes (since you included VAT, it should be a fair comparison that includes tax). That makes the original statement even less accurate.
“Perfectly safe” eh… freeze distillation doesn’t remove methanol so it is far from perfectly safe, but closer to “probably be fine” than poorly handled alembic would be. I think people should have the right to make…
Don’t worry, someone said they will be Toyota EVs…so the second worst in my experience. Improvement!
I have to agree, but I think some people find the joy in finding their solutions in code rather than from code…meaning that for some it is the puzzle solving that is their interest. That can be rather hard to find an…
You just search around, or heck, just ask Google for inference providers that are ZDR and whatever else you want. Just make sure to read their terms/privacy and review the security center. You will have to request…
So you are claiming that if someone says “it’s raining” while there is precipitation, and then it stops, they can say it is “no longer raining” but aren’t allowed to believe it was raining before?
Is there a chance any of that is linked to the million scammers that sign up for more and more free accounts, sending spam, getting banned, and then repeating it? It used to be most of our spam came from Google…
You think people are supposed to be forced to accept things they don’t like or are unhappy with as customers? Let me make sure I understand: if you go buy a sandwich, and it tastes so bad you can’t even eat it, your…
Well, they do need to try to compete with SubQ’s longer context and image processing that has been coming out ahead in benchmarks, plus the thousand self-hosted options that now exist.
… ”again.” News outlets always seem to forget “again” in the title.
What a fantastical paradigm you’ve constructed from an otherwise well reasoned set of slides talking about how humans can work with AI to advance the future, yet what you got from it is”frenetic”, “torture”, “scarcity,…
> illegal No, it’s not. Liability isn’t legality. There is nothing illegal in violating a ToS, nor is it a crime. Violating a ToS makes you liable under some other terms of that same agreement. That is very different…
Data centers tend to be higher security facilities for a reason. Publicizing any of their technical specs isn’t really beneficial, especially when any numbers that are provided will be dismissed unless even more…
Ah yes. Kids are getting cancer “because they are fat and lazy”. How quaint.
Clearly you just made the completely unique mistake of not understanding it’s more like the “ownership” of digital movies, games and music where there is clearly no ownership. That is completely obvious to anyone who…
Guess that is a matter of perspective eh? If they say a Big Mac meal now costs $20 normal price but the price is being dynamically decreased based on order volume to attract customers at off-times for a lower price,…
Remember when Claude hacked multiple companies? Pepperidge Farm remembers, even if Anthropic thinks we don’t.
I agree with you. And if they flipped a coin, and the coin happened to land on heads which they decided was a prediction of no cancer, would you recommend they tell others flip their coin because it was helpful when…
3- Also, this is rebroadcasting, technically a textbook definition of piracy even when that content might normally be obtained for free, especially if the content began encrypted. (Because some laws are stupid. Please…
Just playing the critic that alternate “50%” outcomes were: - You didn’t have a thyroid issue and you spent thousands more on tests the doctor was right that you didn’t need. - Your cat didn’t have that issue and you…
“Everything else”. Societies get to decide exactly how much is, can, or will be automated, what decisions must be left to humans and what role we will play.