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valveman
Best I can do is an unregulated submarine deep in the ocean
Sorry if it sounded rude (and yeah, it was kind of a rant, sorry). What I'm trying to say is: these people do much worse things and don't bother to say "sorry" publicly. The only way to make them behave is to fine them by a huge amount, just like Norway did.
I'm against the trained models being used for profit with no credit or cut given to the humans who trained it.
Sorry mate, hell's gonna get cold before this happens. We're talking about the biggest moth******ers on earth since always. Do you think Meta/[insert big tech company name here] will start to behave all of the sudden? These people literally KILL people everyday for a profit (looking at you Instagram).
The only way to get something from these scumbags is fining them something like 100k per hour, until they start respecting people's privacy
Well, I guess we'll have to follow Norway's steps if we want to get somewhere. But yeah, I highly doubt anything beyond asking big tech to behave will be done
No problem with proprietary alternatives at all, it just feels contradictory to use such thing in a FOSS environment
Isso e que um tal de "Cabo Lessa" foi quem devolveu a CG e a pistola que roubaram do capetão, depois que o ladrão apareceu supostamente suicidado na cela.
Durante o voto falou sim
Meio que todas as Big Techs tem backdoor com a NSA por causa do PATRIOT Act de 2001...
Eu baixei e usei por algum tempo, porém não estou usando mais porque tenho problemas com o modelo de monetização que escolheram. Eu até entendo que o desenvolvedor tem contas pra pagar igual todo mundo e tal, mas pra mim uma boa interface não vale o tanto de tracker que o Google usa.
Eu não achei isso quando baixei, só vi que dava pra fazer assinatura mensal ou anual
Genuine question: what's the real problem? As a non-american, I can't get it.
I mean, it's not like they're smuggling these chips to China, but doing a legitimate acquisition. Don't want them to get access to U.S. tech? Simply don't sell it to any other country that buys/sells to China, since they could trade or resell those chips to them. Also, AFAIK most international trades are done using U.S. dollars, so limiting U.S. companies from trading won't solve the problem.
I'm not an economist, so feel free to correct me