I think there will be a market for "corporate compliant and secure!!" LLMs. "Pay us gobs of money so you don't get 'hacked' by dumb LLM users"

If politicians actually have a shit about protecting US citizens data, they'd push for legislation to protect US citizens data from all data harvesting apps. Instead "china bad, ban".

What's your point in linking to that opinion piece?

I just upload it to YouTube as "unlisted" and share the link

There was never any evidence of this. The best explanation I heard is that Magnus' company was merging with chess.com right before a tournament, and with that the information of cheating bans were made available to him. He found out that Hans had been banned for cheating a couple years prior on chess.com. Speculation is that this put Magnus on tilt during his match with Hans, and losing just confirmed Magnus' suspicion that Hans is a cheater IRL as well as online.

Because no defense lawyer would ever advise that

If your client is actually innocent, there's a place for getting on the stand with righteous indignance. But... That was clearly not the case here.

I wish we could pin it to some objective measure and stop dealing with this set of decisions. Same with other forms of support.

Great info. Unfortunately for me, this requires more energy than I've got laying around.

Honestly I don't see a difference in 4k/1080p with streamed media. Physical media on the other hand is night and day.

That's great for people coming to the community, but it buries it in "hot" and "top last x".

Constructive disagreement is always welcome. Angry downvotes with no backing discussion are bad for the community.

Sure, but when people downvote this post because they don't like it, it makes it less visible and discoverable for people who do, overall decreasing the value of this community.