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Comment · 1 year ago
Mike should have used a GDPR-enabled app.
Comment · 1 year ago
Great project!!

Interesting that the largest section of the report is the last one called "Social Media outreach" to justify their choices.

Comment · 1 year ago
His last transaction had to match the size of his ego.
Comment · 2 years ago
The year 2021 is to wordfreq what 1945 was to carbon carbon-14 dating.

I guess the same way the scientists had to account for the bomb pulse in order to provide accurate carbon-14 dating, wordfreq would need a magic way to account for non human content.

Saying magic, because unfortunately it was much easier to detect nuclear testing in the atmosphere than to it will be to detect AI-generated content.

Comment · 2 years ago
Knowing all the efforts that the US government has had to devote in order to push Apple to bring those jobs home, for other countries that do not have as much muscle as in financial and industrial leverage, their industrial future must look quite bleak.
Comment · 2 years ago
Great. I hope they find a real name to their product, that would not be an acronym.

We can critic Google as much as we want, but at least it's a bit less weird to say "Hey Gemini" compared to "Hey GPT", when you know that GPT is actually something between an abstract concept and a code implementation.

Comment · 2 years ago
Plot Twist:

- AI is not smart enough to take over humanity.

- But by playing god with geoengineering by having rain packed with sulfur on our crops, we are facing The Blight, like in Interstellar.

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I am particularly interested in a comparaison between this new one from Supabase/Fly and the one from Neon.
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