We can argue about the consumer friendliness of the regulations in the EU but they also add demonstrably to the cost of tech products (and likely other categories).
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We can argue about the consumer friendliness of the regulations in the EU but they also add demonstrably to the cost of tech products (and likely other categories).
Every administration is made of people. People are petty. This is why the government should be as big as necessary and no bigger.
Yeah, it sucks that I had to replace my furnace months after buying my home, but I got to pick the replacement. Yes, I chose to replace single-pane glass windows from the early 1900s in my home with newer double-pane and pay for it. But it was my choice and totally under my control to make the house the way I wanted it.
Commence flames about how not everyone can afford to do this, but my point is that SFH living can be superior since it's all in your control.
PS I'm not a fan of Meta.
State regs often fail to grapple with the future, and at best slow it down and at worst smother it.
Unless the platform is iOS, in which case it's "comply here or gtfo".
It's concentration of nodes in the graph that makes SV unlike any other place on earth.
Other places that want to be SV need to solve the cold-start problem to build up their local node set, not emulate what SV is like today.
The strings attached by the Chinese govt to deep partnerships are not so benign.
Given the privacy benefit I wouldn't dismiss them so fast. I'd suggest picking one or two that your prompts will work well with and treating it as "we let you run with local models too, if you have a computer capable of that." This will (a) quiet the people who complain about everything and (b) get more people to try the cloud model knowing they could move to a local model for real usage.
The government there has suffered since it went to basically one-party rule. There's no counterbalance for any bad policy ideas.