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Comment · 1 year ago
This open source project will grow a ton, if it had a license on it. Can you add an MIT license?
Comment · 1 year ago
Post your videos on Rumble. Lack of competition for YouTube causes a them to have power and a monopoly. Competition removes this power. Rumble has gone publicly traded. They have become a peer to YouTube. Smaller. Their ads keep them profitable for the long-term, so accept their ads being not quite as smooth as YouTube as the cost of preventing being censored. Or from YouTube being able to have power of what is allowed to be communicated.

Keep creating your videos. Keep supporting these projects. We need them.

I'm finding historically critical videos disappear from the internet. There was one interview with Jack Dorsey that he was threatened that if he didn't allow censorship rollout over twitter, that he felt (or was told?) they would remove twitter from the mobile app stores and kill it.

Do you want to see that interview? It has been scrubbed off of the internet. This happens with many key videos in history. We need a FileCoin IPFS way to use open source blockchain way to keep these videos forever. Even beyond the lifetime of any author, owner or company.

LibreELEC and JellyFin can be the open source part of making them easy to retrieve and watch. Open source for freedom. Blockchain for publishing freedom. Controlling information is their weapon. Protecting freedom for information spread keeps all other freedoms protected (and defendable).

Comment · 1 year ago
We need to build an encrypted internet to keep people secure. * Secure version of Linux that keeps the end OS secure * VPN companies tend to be owned by country intel services. Create a TOR equivalent for internet traffic
Comment · 1 year ago
Replacing Google with open source. Imaging this: 1) An open-source competitor to Google Search exists 2) It exists in "Front-end nodes". This is the website user interface. Search query entered here. It then searches cached indexes. 3) Searches fall in two patterns. a) Frequent searches (top 20m search query phrases), b) long-tail rare (beyond top 20m) 4) Here is how "Frequent Searches" results are built. * They are built before. Updated once a month * There are LLM prompts on how to assess web pages against a search query. This is about taking the top 5,000 website contenders, and ranking those exactly * There can be contention on these LLM. This is how that is solved. * Stake holders. Each is a company or an owner of a website with human content. They have the ability to vote. This is towards "fair" LLMs to reason on finding the best match for a term. * They vote away LLM prompts that skew or overly focused on one area. 5) Long-tail searches may be redirected to a DuckDuckGo like solution. Bing / Google / DuckDuckGo compete to be fair to win the traffic 6) The search front-end gets add revenue for Frequent searches. Their job is to do advertising to get customers to switch from Google search 7) The Frequent Search final results of voting are saved in the blockchain. From the once a month LLM compute. 8) LLM compute may happen with different LLM vendors, to weed out bias. 9) The LLM prompt runs (once a month), may happen at ~200 (or 2,000) different open source servers. Run by different people. What wins, is consensus on what most matches. This weeds out bad actors and bias. 10) Big non-tech companies may pay for this, in order to get SEO to work again, for their revevnue. Organic traffic. Ford, GM, Home Depot, AT&T, SalesForce, Oracle, J&J, P&E, GE, Colgate-Palmolive, General Mills, Kraft, etc.
Comment · 1 year ago
WikiLeaks was persecuted. Their credit cards processing was turned OFF. Bitcoin saved them. There have been free speech social media sites BLOCKED by Stripe and all credit cards, and debanked. They switched to crypto. Marc Andressen on Joe Rogan personally knows many dozens of people personally debanked because they were persecured by the government & debanked. Not for drugs or fraud.
Comment · 1 year ago
I think the defensible business models in AI are up-the-stack. Windsurf category is one example. There are more.

AI will lead to far bigger work accomplished than one prompt or chat at a time. Bigger work flows on humans upgrading and interacting with AI will be a big critical category for that.

Comment · 1 year ago
Who made that happen in Quebec? I'm asking an honest question as an outsider. Trying to understand. Did 51% of the population want that? Did the government force it, even through 51%+ of the population didn't want it? I'm just curious. Your insights would be greatly appreciated. Which group wanted it and made it happen?
Comment · 1 year ago
From xAI: Gina Haspel (Director of the CIA) who was the, allegedly authorized bonuses for six CIA officers to change their assessment from a lab leak to a non-lab source for the origin of COVID-19.

Sources documenting this: National Review, New York Post & Daily Express US.

US government lies, and then calls "misinformation" on people who call out the truth. Now they are being held accountable to go back to the truth. Which is why the CIA is now switching 180-degrees from a Lie to the truth (non-Lab to Lab).

Comment · 1 year ago
I wonder if this is happening: "Hey US military drone manufacturers! You are allowed to test your drones at night. Don't say anything publicly. Start RIGHT after the Nov 2025 election. STOP right when Trump gets in office. Extra points if you put big lights on them."

Let's keep the citizens starting at the night sky and scratching their head.

It happened right after election. If they few in the day time, it would be easy to find out they are military test drones. The citizens wouldn't be as distracted.

Comment · 2 years ago
The CIA controls TikTok's censorship. Trudeau is doing this since Trump may change the US gov's censorship to no longer push a left agenda. Then political right Canadians that get censored in 2024 won't get censored in 2025 and beyond.

Therefore, surprise, surprise, Trudeau censors it now the day after the US election.

Comment · 2 years ago
The US Gov used to put people in prison for these things. Now it is a financial law suit slap on the wrist.
Comment · 2 years ago
The USA is a Kleptocracy since US congress members sell-out for lobbyists and money-in-politics. $3.5 billion per year flow through lobbyists, and that is all it takes to corrupt our congress.
Comment · 2 years ago
They need to put them in jail. In the 1990s, Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) did price fixing and they sent Michael D. Andreas, Terrance S. Wilson, and Mark E. Whitacre to jail. They need to do that here.
Comment · 2 years ago
Fight back: 1) Get video of everything 2) Try to get video of their in room search 3) Get names of the security people and upper management 4) Share facts on line 5) The find the legal entity's ownership. Find out who. Publish 6) Put videos online 7) Warn all hotels and conference companies of this vendor. 8) Look for intel links. It may cost them far more in security and lost of future revenue for any revenue they gain this week. This is likely not done for more revenue. Look for other reasons it is being done 9) Publish all. Have fun with it.

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