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That is what was defined as fake news and actively censored in our very recent past.
The problem with censoring fake news is that ultimately someone has to decide what is real and what is fake, and once censored, it becomes very difficult to discuss and revise that decision.
The emissions were seeding reflective white clouds that were offsetting up to half the temperature increase that would have occurred without them. Now all that warming is happening at full strength.
Great topic, why bury it in verbosity?
However we solve for that will tell us if and how we can motivate people to make all the tradeoffs needed to stand out and bring new unique art into the world.
I am hoping we land somewhere in between the extremes of "no copyright use" and "what's a copyright" and create a royalty system that can trace your content's influence on the weights used at inference and cut you in according to your contribution.
I desperately want a simple, cross-platform, online or offline, fast note taking app. Evernote was this maybe 10 years ago before the bloat. I beg them every feedback opportunity to get Team features, chat, AI, and never ending upgrades out of my face. When I open the app it is because I either have a quick thought to capture or I need to retrieve one. That is the worst time for a distraction.
Please charge a profitable amount and take my money.
The Add-on allows you to enable or disable specific domains serving JavaScript, and automatically save those preferences for later visits. I find that I only notice the add-on for a few days on a new device before it is tuned. After that, the only thing I notice is how slow and garbage-laden the same sites are when I'm on a computer without my setup using e.g. Chrome
YMMV but I have been NoScript-ing for 2 years and won't go back by choice.
Interesting category of problems...
LinkedIn could be a model for making vouch-networks as we fight the evil bots(or more accurately the evildoers who abuse neutral bots)
Any app beyond the absolute basics uses the (yes, sandboxed) Google Play store. But almost every Google play store app then uses Google Play Services to read your location etc., so you have to give that data to Google's software first if you want any app to work.
To get around it every app (or at least the ones like Lyft/Uber and airline apps that you need to move around) will need to be rewritten to avoid Google Play Services.
I wouldn't be surprised to see some old ideas come back to life like encapsulation concepts from enterprise software development. But this time we let LLMs deal with the boilerplate code needed to use and connect them.