Any guesses why that is?
Any guesses why that is?
It would be really nice if I could have it sync to both. I’d like to sync it locally and have all the features available, but for convenience I would also like the option of a secure, reputable cloud service that costs a reasonable fee.
They seem good. However, using the app seems to be either/or (local or their service)
They’re also twice the price of Google, which is a bit tough to swallow.
What spacecraft do you think they built themselves, without big contractors doing mos5 of the work…?
Or, like, “there’s the bottom 10% of a traffic light in this one. Do I click that box? Ia that supposed to count?”
I don’t see what the difference would be in 10 years.
I don’t think 90% of people, especially “young people” would avoid doing this already. It’s already a major awareness/compliance issue, and not at all a “no shit sherlock” moment.
But what did you have in mind that will be different in 10 years? Paricularly for young people.
Man you and the other dude are trying way too hard to be outraged about something that doesn’t exist here.
This isn’t data that Google, etc claimed. The srudy is attempting to represent what they believe the financial coat to train these models would have been.
But this isn’t accounting, this is just the way the study calculated stuff.
I assume they’ve come up with some generic cost if someone was training each model using cloud compute.
Eeit: below comments confirm this, from the source.
They’ll comply with the law if there are consequences.
Has to be consequences first. Ones that actually matter. And are enforced swiftly. Like there were here.
I got the scale all wrong at first and saw these as some kind of weird/cool server racks or something.
They’re batteries. And they are explosive because of the explosives in them. They are discrete things that are explosives.
You’re trying to make a weird, un-useful, pedantic distinction here.
Comment you replied to was making a far more useful correction, because people did not read the article.
New Google PayForAccess™
No place like localhost?
I would guess a significant number of “creators” are motivated by the idea of eventually becoming a hit and making much more money, though. And wouldn’t really do it of they didn’t have that dream.
Not sure what percentage, though. Maybe less than I think.
Thats assuming those full remote employees are anywhere near an office.
I’d like to like Mastodon better. I’d like it - ot a simular open, decentralized platform - to be the one that everyone uses, if anything.
However, I do not like it as much. And Bluesky is getting the momentum, which is important.
They’re also at least theoretically relatively open and decentralized (but we do all know how that would go long-term)
But like you said, either is dramatically better than Twitter. Heck, just having many healthy options is good.
All true.
With that said, Bluesky has had one hell of a growth month - not just from Brazil - and that’s nice.
Technically Luxembourg. But Ireland is #2 by both GDP per capita and by mean income.
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