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jumping redditor [they/them]

@ jumping_redditor @sh.itjust.works

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hater of hidden rules

  • at least in the US there is a legitimate argument that it is fair use, like a mosaic.

  • It may mostly be luck, but you would not believe the number of people that were given so many opportunities and waste them buying luxury cars instead of avoiding debt

  • mostly thinking if you could shave off the administrative employees (like finance and marketing) you could fall below the limit)

  • do some of those protections not involve expensive machinery (like sawstop saws)?

  • I deleted my reddit account, and so did thousands of others

  • it has a united military

  • suit yourself

  • what does that do that an android tablet doesn't?

  • Cats are better for the environment than kids and fill some of the same human instincts

  • I completely agree, however some cats enjoy eating vegetables

  • is a tulpa not a reasonable solution for loneliness?

  • we need actual universal healthcare, not something tied to having an ID or being an adult. At minimum for getting vaccines because they are relatively cheap (less than $100) and have there be a way to get them without it being logged for some semblance of protection from family.

  • the only problem I see with that theory is that the employee count reduction might let them go below legal limits requiring more bullshit making it cheaper to pay more for Ai than the people it replaced because you have less regulatory nonsense.

  • that's how things work, doing otherwise would be stupid.

  • a few tens to hundreds of thousands is all it takes to run models that are better than what big-texh was selling last year

  • Don't worry, the large social media companies will have you agree to provide them with a license to train off all the data you upload to them on page 9,000 of the TOS or EULA, because for some reason there is not a length limit on contracts that have unilaterally decided terms

  • look at AI dungeon, before it became whst it is noe

  • how antivaxxers think chicken pox scars look

  • even if they are innocent (or think they could prove it anyways) they don't want the precedent and are willing to pay quite a bit to avoid it