Just curious;

Can’t a style of writing specific to an industry be considered a trend? Or does it have to be a recent/popular fad to be considered as such.

Deezer is the one platform (to my knowledge) which has been very vocal about listing and suppressing AI tracks on its own platform.

Scanning your spotify library is a marketing stunt, obviously.

On my previous coax connection upload was severely limited, even if download went up to gigabit. Now that we have fibre we can get 1 gig up and down.

But I think that’s more of a performative statement

Should it somehow go beyond that, somehow, I have little doubt Louis will put his money where his mouth is. He’s paid $10.000 bounties to people demonstrating they can crack locked firmware, and done lots of other things.

Nuance is indeed easily lost. I think we’re basically in agreement.

Functionally this is no different then someone sitting in a park counting how many people are wearing a blue shirt or Nike shoes.

That isn’t the same level of identifiable as a unique device ID/MAC/whatever though. And even if my devices weren’t the issue, I wouldn’t feel comfortable having an automated system logging my clothes/gait/face just because I’m out in public. Fully automated surveillance such as this ought to be it’s own category.

Also I don’t think you are trying to argue that it is right.

Which is why ebook readers with such screens sell reasonably well, and nothing else does.

If you have a username like that, I would expect you to be able to take a joke about it. What the user said, to me, doesn’t read any different from comments like “thanks for the help, rimjob_steve”.

That compressed database would have to be updated frequently, I don’t know how well it’d work.

Wikipedia has started striking deals with AI companies as a means to cover the cost of their lookups which, as much as I may not like it, is totally fair.

A wiki for some obscure indie game won’t have the same leverage.

Oh, she’s the lady that also does some yt videos. I’ve come across her stuff before.

Without a decent refresh rate, I don’t see them gaining mainstream appeal. Given that the technology revolves around physically moving particles, I don’t see the refresh rate improving by leaps and bounds anytime soon.

The download link doesn’t even do anything. And the readme is almost certainly written by AI.

For the AirBus deal, yes. But I didn’t read the comment I was responding to as being specifically about that deal.

The primary reason for that swing appears to have been trump’s comments against the pope.

I do not like the vibes of Startpage’s owner, System1.

If you’re using Startpage because it uses google on the back-end, Ecosia does much the same nowadays (you can toggle between that and bing).

Netbook flashbacks

I love the compose key, but are people that unfamiliar with the English (International) layout? Alt Gr (right alt) + 5 gives €.

It also makes it a lot easier to do accents and umlauts.

Dogpile is still sort of around, as is Webcrawler. As little more than URLs. They’re basically the same as Startpage, all owned by the same company (System1).

The A and especially the E on “terrain” look messed up.

There is some line on the roof, but the roof still strangely lines up. The tree in the background nor the sky have a visible line.

Furthermore the text on the tire is garbled, and the whole image has this “covered in vaseline” feeling to it.