Comment Re:The thing I am in awe of is... (Score 1) 33
It's funny to see political ads by people running against data centers in this election cycle.
It's funny to see political ads by people running against data centers in this election cycle.
Why? Do you even pay anything for data? You probably pay a fixed amount for the physical connection and right to use your provider's network.
I just skimmed the comments, and I have to wonder what percentage were the results of AI prompts by trolls, given the utter lack of content related to the story.
Are you guys getting paid by tech bros to do this?
The police dept needs to be sued. Start with $10M, and perhaps the cops will be more cautious.
The uni must be sure to have him bring his own fully-compatible software stack (including OS) that hasn't been modified or developed with the assistance of any AI tools, in order to "not use ai at work". It needs to run on hardware that was not designed with the assistance of AI tools too (he can bring his own to ensure this). There's no other way to sufficiently honor this religious exemption.
Illegal doesnâ(TM)t mean I donâ(TM)t have the right to record, tho. Government doesnâ(TM)t give rights.
IMHO: It's the hoarding that's the problem, not how much they "make" over their lifetime.
P.S. Now of course the AI companies want to scrape on a completely different scale
Good luck to Reddit in trying to win a "CAPTCHA" battle between their engineer's ability to separate humans from bots
I mean, kind of. Its like saying postal spam costs more than email spam
Similarly, as a scraper I just need to get enough valid accounts to scrape what I want. All Reddit can do is try and raise the cost of me doing that, but for any reasonable amount of scraped data that cost simply isn't going to be prohibitive.
In other words, Reddit might drive the cost of scraping up from two cents to four with this change
Cobol programmers are down in the dumps.