If they were going for uncontrolled crashes they would have selected Boeing

Yes, the less expensive VPNs especially have a lot of users using the same IP addresses.

You can get a VPN with private IP’s but this is more expensive. For a company of OpenAI’s size that would be a drop in the bucket though.

You can block an IP but first you would need to know which IPs are scrapers. And they could just use a VPN to bypass IP blocks.

OpenAI has a clause that one cannot train their own AI on OpenAI chatbots

If it was all a giant open source project I’m sure many would be more accommodating to your argument.

We voted Democrat hard enough but voting Democrat didn’t work because we didn’t vote hard enough.

Oh thanks. Sometimes ml posts end up on my world feed but the comments look normal and have many world users.

When I read about people getting banned from ml for posting what they post on world I wonder if the ml mods ban world users in those posts at random or I am missing something.

What did you say and what was the removal reason?

Does Rufus installer still give the option to bypass all this BS when flashing a windows ISO to a USB?

I’ve got another confession to maaake

Update your spyware regularly

I have both firefox and chrome installed. It’s actually not that bad as special work “tabs” get their own taskbar icon…

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The back fell off you say?

Adults: Look at these tiktok kids eating tide pods!

Also adults: Waiter please pour me a glass of your finest toxin!

From 2017 https://edition.cnn.com/2017/07/18/politics/paul-selva-gary-peters-autonomous-weapons-killer-robots/index.html

America’s second-highest ranking military officer, Gen. Paul Selva, advocated Tuesday for “keeping the ethical rules of war in place lest we unleash on humanity a set of robots that we don’t know how to control.”

Do autonomous robot kill dogs fall under the second amendement?

Isn’t the point of the device that there’s no screen and you talk to it? You can’t clip your phone to your chest.

Not that I would buy the device, it seems like they are trying to sell a story or futurism vibe to replace the “classic smartphone experience”.

Better CPU and camera.

Why do people care so much that it’s an app? If it was not an app would everyone have been buying it in droves?

More serious than this is the rare occasions Nix packages conflict with each other. While Nix separates dependencies, it doesn’t separate them as absolutely as a full container system like Docker. Therefore it is possible, albeit unlikely, to end up with conflicts between versions of installed libraries.

Never tried it but thanks for dispelling the hype. What a meme OS.