@antoniocorsa@twotalkstv Longform. La roba stile pillole social lasciala ai social. Se ti piece scrivere longform, lo fai prima di Tutto per te stesso. L'audience sara' piccola, ma ti trova. Se lo fai come funnel per il resto Della tua vita social, resta suo social e fai roba corta.
@j3lte If you are into 3D printing (or you were planning to) you should check https://t.co/wUaoTeGFOa
It is a very nice solution which is extremely versatile, IMO.
@paulg One man, sure. Let's forget the enablers (billionaires) and the men behind and not-so-behind the curtains (Miller, heritage foundation and the writers of project 25 just to name a few)
@garrytan This statistic is based on the findings of a *single* white paper from Adam Snow; and Adam Snow is a Flock employee.
The paper is here: https://t.co/UaBJzm9Se0
@ID_AA_Carmack It would be nice if the few interesting people left here would finally leave a platform owned by a Nazi-salute doer. So many devs are ok with looking the other way, as long as there is a benefit for their bottom line.
The algorithm cannot be tweaked, because of the top guy.
@fchollet So, any plan to come back to Europe to help the old continent? Or is the fascist situation still too good for the finances of software engineers? At what point do scientists, researchers, entrepreneurs become complicit in aiding the authoritarian regimes?
When someone complains that GDPR is a problem, send them this video and point them at the segment at 30:44 to see GDPR in action.
https://t.co/froJM6BTQZ
Flock is currently solving 10% of reported crime in the US.
My wife was hit in a hit and run last month. (She was injured and is still recovering.) Flock cameras found the drunk driver who hit her. Without Flock, that drunk driver would never be found, and they might have killed someone next.
SCOOP: Flock left at least 60 of its AI-powered, people-tracking surveillance cameras exposed and livestreaming to the open internet. We tracked ourselves. The exposure highlights the power of these cameras and types of things they're tracking. Not just cars
@karpathy The fact that you can inject things like "king Andrej" is the exact reason why I think that companies are investing into AI: they will be used to control and shape narratives and the tech overlord want to be able to influence them directly. LLM are simply a society-control tool
With the Videos from #Sora2 coming out, I am doubling down on my previous take with a slight update. Bullish on anything paper and any hardware medium (CD/DVD/VHS) published before 2020. The new AI-slop is here and it will destroy any shred of common truth that still exists.
@karpathy Fascinating. The amount of bullshit published will increase exponentially and at the same time the "checks" will also be done by AI, rendering the entire process completely useless. Bullish on anything "paper" published before 2020.
@nntaleb I'll add: there is no decentralization. There is the illusion of decentralization, in the sense that anyone from anywhere (also not true, btw) can post something. But it is meaningless, without discoverability. And discoverability is centralized.
@nntaleb This is old world speak. In the new world of the tech-lords, information is not really censored in the traditional way. It is hidden/made non-discoverable by the algorithm/not pushed on the fore-front. They can still claim that they are for "free speech" while suppressing it.
@antoniocorsa Lo so, per quello volevo mostrare un po' di supporto per l'articolo, magari ti invoglia a farne qualcuno in piu' :) (uno settimanale o bisettimanale di riassunto/chiarificazione delle varie chiacchierate, news e analisi, potrebbe non essere una brutta idea...my 2 cents)
I woke up with a disturbing thought: with Kamala there is a near-certainty of more wars coupled with a lot of bullshit about "peace" initiatives. With Trump (rather, Trump-Vance) there is a possibility of peace coupled with loud saber rattling.