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The lawsuit is about this research paper by apple engineers where they say they used the Panda 70M training set. It is a collection of publicly sourced video content and the plaintiffs claim their content is in it.

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unfortunately he’s decimating green energy in pretty much every other area. especially wind.

just goes to show how people overreact to gas prices. they could have bought a <$25k used EV last year and saved $4k with the EV tax rebate. $4k is equivalent to $33/month over 10 years.

so is that.

are they asking mastodon users to boycott discord or reddit? seems to be mostly about just spreading the word about these shitty people because (I assume) the usual escalation channels aren’t workling. what else should they do?

also anyone still using “__masterrace” needs to rebrand already. 2010 edgelord humor.

nope!

hasn’t been updated in years. maybe at all? not a big surprise.

and now it’ll be pile of e waste in a few years. that’s progress.

as i said, “if you’re deliberating between apple and Google” which is how this conversation started.

yes I agree, fuck ads, but fuck targeted ads even harder. The point is if you’re deliberating between apple and Google based on the ads, apple is still not as bad as google. it’s not a binary ads vs no ads issue.

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the difference with google is they’re collecting and montetizing all that data on you whereas apple is doing non-targeted ads.

Yes these ads suck, but they are not targeted ads based on your entire history of personal data which is google’s entire business. these are ads shown based on your current location in the maps app. theoretically everyone in your vicinity is getting the same map ads.

100%. i like using the top of the screen to mark my place in reading. sometimes i need to scroll back up and these headers completely fuck up my reading experience.

but luckily Reader View exists, so i usually just use that.

nope! can’t be subsidizing anything but fossil fuel.

being aware of the show doesn’t mean you understand a vague reference to one specific episode.

google fiber was a special case where they were introducing much needed competition to the nearly monopolized ISP market.