Zuck is at least a close runner up.

Think about where AI was 10 years ago. Cutting edge AI was able to accept an video, and put bounding boxes around a predefined set of objects it’s able to recognize (see You Only Look Once paper, 2015). That was about it.

10 years before that, cutting edge AI was maybe digit recognition. I’m not sure.

Your own understanding of history is incorrect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_artificial_intelligence?wprov=sfla1

I have no comment on this vid or the scishow, but you’re comment is ignorant on the reality of progression of ai-related fields. Having computers “learn” has been a thing for much longer than 20 years.

Anyone got a link to the original JP Morgan report? Tomshardware didn’t

Oh so the OP of this thread is just worried for no reason (about krisp). That’s great news!

They’ll probably hook up grok to that inbox at some point

We aren’t on Fox news here. Your concern trolling is also a nothingburger

Thanks. I don’t really participate on game discords and enjoyed playing battlebit. I saw very communicative devs early on and then nothing from them. I guess I assumed wrong.

Still seems like if they stuck around the game mightve survived

I’m pretty sure the game died because the devs vanished, not specifically due to player backlash. If the devs stuck around and kept delivering updates things would likely have been different.

Nah, every CEO of any software/tech company sees the insane values floating around and wants their shot at the vc pie. I work at a tech software company in some of the same markets as Salesforce and everyone, including us, is chasing the dragon

But that’s one way it used to be, making connections that requires effort to engage with (calling, emailing, etc). If you want to give up the convenience of any particular online social network you have to do the work to foster those relationships differently.

Give your email out to people. Ask for theirs. Send the emails. Call them if they give you their number.

The only moral theft is my theft.

You say it’s not unique and then list the ways it’s unique by packaging up multiple different services into 1.

Totally agree it’s a privacy nightmare but you discredit the service too much. There’s a reason it’s widely adopted the way it is, and it’s not because it’s the same as everything else.

This happened where I work a few years ago before the AI boom. We had a massive influx of support queries and leadership decided to pull people from tech product success and sales for a full quarter to work on the backlog.

They then dismantled the success teams after they were temporarily demoted to support, then being fired or permanently demoted after the backlog cleared

Three years later now they are building out that success team again.

What a wild time and such stupid management decisions.

I’m confused by your comment You start by praising AI, 75% productivity increase is immense. Then you say 9/10 of it sucks. What’s the rub? Personal vs professional opinion?

Wordpress makes up like 40% of the Internet depending on the source of the claim. I’m pretty sure it’s used for more than just blogs.

Fwiw they’re just collecting a paycheck. Sure it’s scummy for them to not reject the businesses offering them the money but tbh I really don’t blame them - I’d probably take the cash too.

Depending on the channel size sponsored ad reads can deliver upwards of multiple thousand per video for the creator. If you see multiple channels with the same ads, it’s bc the company advertising got a big budget approved, that’s it.

Imo just skip the ad reads (or get sponsorblock) and forget they exist. Usually the creator doesn’t even give a fuck who’s paying them or why. They are victims of the system too, not maliciously peddling garbage. I do wish they didn’t have to peddle anything, but here we are.

Fastmail supports aliases as well. I’m not sure how they are from a privacy side overall tho

Fastmail also offers this.

Curious to know how many others do as well.

Uhh what? There’s no American tax website to login into to “verify” things were handled right. One still has to do a decent amount of work copying data into third party for-profit company web forms.

While it’s easy for some to manage, it’s by no means a simple process compared to what some other countries offer

My understanding of how xmpp has progressed is exactly what you think ActivityPub needs. Xmpp is still alive and still continuing to drive for further technological standards and classification.

Google essentially dropped xmpp b/c it was such a slow progressing standard that was focused entirely on the technological progress and that march towards standardization and specification.