The sort of thing that’d be really fucking useful, anywhere in the last twenty years - if it was built by privacy nerds. If I’m out with people at a mall or whatever, we should be able to exchange GPS coordinates once per second, using approximately zero percent of any modern server.
But it should be extremely opt-in. Like not even an option to turn on and leave on. And if any fucking brand ever sees that data, the person responsible can track my phone’s trajectory through their front window.
Can’t.
Adversarial efforts are how some networks get trained.
“I work in IT.”
The premise is sort of hilarious. “Everybody’s just blindly copying this one kind of network. We made the bold decision to copy the other one.”
I have been using Firefox since before it was Firefox.
This might make me leave.
Jesus FUCKING CHRIST, Mozilla - not even Google has the nuts to claim it owns everything you do in Chrome!
Pale Moon is still based on Gecko.
Right, because Linux definitely can’t run Windows software. Don’t check.
Why the fuck does your television have a home page?
Never give the TV the wifi password.
Backing up my Saved page from reddit, I found that Dall-E post from four years ago. It is buck-wild how far all of this has come… in image generators. Text still fundamentally sucks because people keep trying to use an improv partner as an oracle. And its artistic uses are of low value because text was always dead easy to crank out.
And all I though to comment was “generate nude Tayne,” about four hours before the American coup.
If any rando can see it, the robot can see it.
Nothing good is allowed to happen ever again.
Nvidia’s anti-competitive monopoly should be broken up over this API.
The fact AMD was visibly scared to even be associated with this project is a big fucking hint to regulators that CUDA is vendor lock-in tool which Nvidia guards at all costs.
“It’s CH, right?”
Foobar2000 works fine.
“Take stock of.”
“To make an apple pie from scratch, first you must invent the universe.”
It provides no reliable remedy. Without knowing why this address won’t work, you can never be sure the next will work.