jet
@jet.tf
decentralised infrastructure specialist, boat nomad and certified dumbass
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Again, the only thing copyright maximalism can deliver is a world where AI models are very expensive and licensed from the likes of Getty and Universal Studios, not a world without AI.
Here it is spelled out in the Ars Technica article. arstechnica.com/information-...
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June 25, 2024 at 8:14 PM
Again, the only thing copyright maximalism can deliver is a world where AI models are very expensive and licensed from the likes of Getty and Universal Studios, not a world without AI.
Here it is spelled out in the Ars Technica article. arstechnica.com/information-...
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Here it is spelled out in the Ars Technica article. arstechnica.com/information-...
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there’s something deeply funny about the fact that a platform led by cutting edge technologists, that exists due to their innovation and effort, managed to gather a huge cohort of people who use the decentralized protocol to argue that innovation and technology is bad
June 25, 2024 at 7:08 PM
there’s something deeply funny about the fact that a platform led by cutting edge technologists, that exists due to their innovation and effort, managed to gather a huge cohort of people who use the decentralized protocol to argue that innovation and technology is bad
unfortunately it appears we need to take the website back, despite having the strongest technological underpinnings of potentially any social media site, it is, as many current things, defined by its userbase and not the technology because social effects are what create value. or something, whatever
June 26, 2024 at 12:45 AM
unfortunately it appears we need to take the website back, despite having the strongest technological underpinnings of potentially any social media site, it is, as many current things, defined by its userbase and not the technology because social effects are what create value. or something, whatever
Can't believe I've never had tempeh before. Definitely a new favorite (thanks @punk.place for cooking)
November 30, 2023 at 9:32 PM
Can't believe I've never had tempeh before. Definitely a new favorite (thanks @punk.place for cooking)
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had to explain to a friend “lmeow” yesterday
“no no, see, there’s this autistic crypto trader who larps as a cat in a yellow hazmat suit and he just says ‘lmeow’ and ‘gmeow’ and it just became a thing in my industry
anyways crypto is totally legit, you sh-“*call disconnects*
“no no, see, there’s this autistic crypto trader who larps as a cat in a yellow hazmat suit and he just says ‘lmeow’ and ‘gmeow’ and it just became a thing in my industry
anyways crypto is totally legit, you sh-“*call disconnects*
November 14, 2023 at 12:27 AM
had to explain to a friend “lmeow” yesterday
“no no, see, there’s this autistic crypto trader who larps as a cat in a yellow hazmat suit and he just says ‘lmeow’ and ‘gmeow’ and it just became a thing in my industry
anyways crypto is totally legit, you sh-“*call disconnects*
“no no, see, there’s this autistic crypto trader who larps as a cat in a yellow hazmat suit and he just says ‘lmeow’ and ‘gmeow’ and it just became a thing in my industry
anyways crypto is totally legit, you sh-“*call disconnects*
vibe
Lying on my stomach on the bed twiddling my headphone cable slowly replacing human interaction with a text predictor
I didn’t know I can verbally talk to chat gpt I’m gonna be on the phone all day
November 3, 2023 at 8:48 AM
vibe
always weird to see CRT memes on the skyline
November 3, 2023 at 8:30 AM
always weird to see CRT memes on the skyline
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When you do the math on compute, storage, and bandwidth at significant scale it becomes very hard to avoid the conclusion that it's the only way to get the 10x+ efficiencies you need to run a big network with a (relatively) small budget.
November 2, 2023 at 10:21 PM
When you do the math on compute, storage, and bandwidth at significant scale it becomes very hard to avoid the conclusion that it's the only way to get the 10x+ efficiencies you need to run a big network with a (relatively) small budget.