Trump, brexit, Hungary, Poland, (almost) France, Turkey all happened before 2020.

If anything it seems people look more outraged from this

The problem is not the camera, the problem is that amazon is not doing much to preserve the privacy if its employees from these leaks

Boy how much i love EU regulations

They are not real hitmen, they are just pranking Open source gurus. The idea is that they are so paranoid that they are ready to closed source industry send real hitmen in the night

The way i see it, Twitter is just a PR stunt for Tesla. Now that there are better cars on the market, rational buyers will not buy Tesla any more.

He needs to shift to emotional buyers. The kind of.people that have a huge pickup even if they never use for what it is 🙂

1. Fire people without knowing anything about the business, just for feeling powerful
2. People go working for competition (it turns out employers don’t own employees for life)
3. Competition is advantaged by the know how of these people
4. Be mad
5. Lawyers come with the idea that ex employees retained company property (because, again, you don’t own the person). Something either very stupid from Twitter to not ask for corporate equipment or blantly false
6. …
7. Profit (yes, he will profit anyway 🤷)

Do you realize that justifying current behavior with something happened more than 2 centuries ago it’s just propaganda, right?

I still find astonishing that tech crunch buys the argument of ML model training.

No one in their sane mind would use the API (that have always been rate limited) for fetch data for text generation. People would use HTTP or, even better, archives of reddit.

Why? Because there is better or no rate limit, there is no need to write anything (only reading) and it will stay free 🙂 Also super fresh data is not dramatically useful (except in very specific corner cases when something in the news change the way we talk)

Bitwarden! Since i migrated to them i never looked for anything else. It just does everything. I even have the membership just to support them (even if i don’t really need any of their premium features)