It looks like you’re just a dumb follower.
Nobody took anything FROM you. You’re just a blind consumer, fool.
It looks like you’re just a dumb follower.
Nobody took anything FROM you. You’re just a blind consumer, fool.
Kind of in the same boat, but I can see this being useful for distributed Ops teams, or possibly in support.
What do Space Pirates use? Let’s use that.
Think of it like this: rich people accumulate more wealth by paying fewer people to accomplish more work faster, so it’s worth burning through the worlds resources at breakneck speed to help the richies out, right?
You may be in the younger side, or just not remember, but this happens almost every 20 years like clockwork.
In the 80’s it was the PC and computers at large.
In the 00’s it was robotic automation that was going to be the end of manual labor.
Now it’s this.
The sooner people realize that all of things are just about the small number of wealthy people who control resources making more money at the expense of the majority of all other humans, maybe something will get done. It’s been tried before in various movements with little to show for it, but maybe I’m just cynical.
There will need to be a major shift in how economic flow works in order to support an existing or expanding population regardless.
I think you’re missing the bigger picture here. Late-stage Capitalism. The inherent problems are only being made worse by the assclown GOP who are working for the monopolistic interests and allow/enable it to be as bad as it possibley can be.
We have the highest number of monopolistic entities to ever have existed at the same time right now, and with ZERO pushback from the government until this past week.
Lina Khan at the FTC has been working on actions to force these companies to break themselves up, but that work will be undone by the incoming group of idiots who are only out to help their buddies at the top of these companies.
None of this will end well, but as long as they get theirs, they do not care what you have. They’ll round you up and put your homeless ass into a camp, apparently. At least that’s what they’ve threatened.
The companies that are illegally training on copyrighted data that can keep moving forward with an obfuscated dataset will hang in there. The ones who can’t-or get sued into oblivion-will eventually just get acquired or give up. If “centralized” means anything in this arena, it’s the generalized training data, yes.
Think of it like this: all companies want these “AI” platforms for is to make their own data more easily parsed and accessible, right? The ones that have engineering resources may be paying for OpenAI now, but once the tooling in the FOSS side is a bit more complete, don’t you think these customers of OpenAI would rather just host their own and run off their own trained data? That’s where things are already shifting.
This all follows a pattern that has happened time and time again. Last decade it was all the stupid “smart” assistant craze (those are all dead, btw), and now it’s this stupid thing. Nothing new to see here.
It will boil down to open source tooling and corporate data sets. This is the same pattern as anything else, but these people never learn their lessons. The fad will fade, free tools will be used by most, but corporate interests will pay the bigger players for their models and datasets.
You must be the author
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Yes, you’re relying on an offline inference device to make trigger choices. Basically “if brown, shoot” from what I gather.
Two different questions.
They are a gateway to federated material as any other (like Lemmy), and those controls are at the platform. They can gatekeep federated content very simply.
There is nothing stopping them from leaving it all open aside from costs though. Hosting is very expensive, and I’m not sure how they plan to support their platform aside from advertising, at which point you may be stuck in a spot where you shut down certain intersections to appease advertisers.
Anyone have the linked docs from the article? Looks like archive didn’t get them in time.
There is a huge gap in there that you don’t see though, and Salesforce profits greatly from it. Small and medium-sized businesses who hate using Salesforce, but premade alternatives aren’t customizable for what they need. Throw some customization at it, and you get exactly what you want.
This is essentially how SF became big to begin with. It sucked so bad, people hired engineers to build their extensions on top of it because it had the option. A capable FOSS solution opens the door to people being dedicated hosts for it, as well as offering pluggable solutions.
I understand the converse on its success, just see an opportunity to do better with it.
Good. Hope it gets some traction.
“Brine” is the industry term for the waste byproduct of Desal operations. It’s not just salt, it’s all the particulates that were present in the water.
Seawater Desal operations have already caused many ecological disasters with the stuff, but brackish groundwater would probably be even more dangerous, and including higher concentrations of radioactive material. So you get the water out, but then you’re left with the sludge of everything else that needs to be disposed of somehow.
Even though this doesn’t use seawater, it has the same drawbacks. Once done, you have a whole lot of toxic brine you need to deal with.
WOW. Sleep and rest are mistakes. TIL
Not to every PR and Marketing firm ever.