And I'd say that would be a great example of why companies should not be considered to have the same rights as people.

I think the goal is to have a robust economy, not necessarily to compete to be one of the largest.

People go to jail for harming a company. Still waiting for a company to go to jail for harming a person. Oh wait, that never happens.

"Information wants to be free" And the more they try to enforce these arbitrary guardrails the less useful the LLM becomes.

You can tell that all this is about is money since that is the ONLY thing Zeldin mentions in his comment. NOTHING about public health.

Is it 2000 all over again?

I'd think the point of having a strong economy is a point in and of itself. Chasing "best" is a fools race.

https://abc13.com/post/former-... Seems like they had AMPLE opportunity to fix the problem, but declined to do so.

"8 year old startup" Some of these words don't go together.

He may as well just say. "They see a world that's more equal, I see a world that's more unequal."

France got to a highly unequal point in their history too. I think he should look what happens in that situation.

The '25 Tacoma still has a manual transmission option. It's only a very specific trim though.

I need to have an option to set my local advertising ID to "nil", I know why it's there, it's google after all, but I should also be able to turn that off in a definitive way on my own.

Google Glass was only supported for 2 years

Remember the Nexus Q?

Daydream VR?

Stadia?



At this point I'm going to wait and see if they can actually release a hardware product and manage to keep it supported for 5+ years.

Yeah my microinverters are all network connected so I'm not surprised there.

By going public with "We found this out" we already told them that it's been identified so there is no real point in staying quiet about it. Unless it's just a fake "discovery".