there aren’t a lot of nice places hiring foreign workers en mass, and meta, google, palantir, tormentnexus, etc, offer a chance at a better life for them and their families.
the major reason to make life a hell for as many people as possible is to have this kind of leverage on them.
what’s the chinese equivalent of “word salad”?
we got here quickly. are you having a bad day?
funny, i thought this post was about china, not palestine
deepseek, what happened in early june 1989?
historian fails to understand that the company “palantir” was named by someone who, in fact, knew exactly what it meant, and it excited him.
exactly. he spent 30 minutes calling the irish ignorant, but the words “gulf stream” never tickled his neurons.
the extra-irony is that up until the last 10-15 years, “gulf stream” is what everyone in the usa called it, too. hank’s just so tech-pilled he can’t see anything else.
ah yes, hank green who spent an entire video chastising the citizens of ireland for being ignorant of the amoc.
dude never even bothered to think people called it something else there.
hes always been a self-satisfied, arrogant knob
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amtrak joe!
you gotta give the ai bros credit, they’ve managed to turn “there’s no such thing as bad publicity” into a multi-disciplinary corporate stratgy.
re-read, it says the opposite: helps a little.
although, tbh, i’m not entirely sure of that either, but the reasoning is complex and longer-term.
local models don’t appear out of the ether. using a local model solves one problem around privacy of your prompts, does little about consolidation of power, and nothing about the thousands of other problems genai brings.
if your organic coffee is made with slave labor, you still have a massive problem.
and they may not be of the devil, but they definitely are of the humans who most resemble the devil.
playing a really shitty game of the prisoner’s paradox
but ai is inevitable! it can’t be stopped! it’s impossible to regulate!
did microsoft just lock up a good chunk of open source behind a (stochastic (for now)) login wall?
this feels like it should violate the gpl, but i bet it doesn’t. truly devious.