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h0mie commented on Show HN: I stripped DALL·E Mini to its bare essentials and converted it to Torch github.com/kuprel/min-dal... · Posted by u/kuprel

mikewarot · 3 years ago

What is wandb.ai, and Why does it keep asking for an API key?

It's not listed in the requirements

I've posted it as an issue

h0mie · 3 years ago

Saas dashboard for monitoring/mertics

h0mie commented on Ex-Googlers raise $40M to democratize natural-language AI fastcompany.com/90670635/... · Posted by u/aaronbrindle

Tenoke · 4 years ago

I believe huggingface mostly subsist on investments and the amount they earn directly is still pretty small compared to expenses, is that no longer the case?

h0mie · 4 years ago

One of the founders said on twitter (don't remember when exactly, but less than a year I think) thay they were cash flow positive.

h0mie commented on Speeding up atan2f mazzo.li/posts/vectorized... · Posted by u/rostayob

h0mie · 4 years ago

Love posts like this!

h0mie commented on An Open Letter Against Apple's Privacy-Invasive Content Scanning Technology appleprivacyletter.com/... · Posted by u/nomoretime

donkeyd · 4 years ago

I recently listened to a Darknet Diaries episode on messaging app Kik. This app is apparently being used by many people to trade child pornography. In this episode, there was some criticism expressed on how Kik doesn't scan all the images on their platform for child pornography.

I would really like to hear from people who sign this open letter, how they think about this. Should the internet be a free for all place without moderation? Where are the boundaries for moderation (if it has to exist), one-on-one versus group chat, public versus private chat?

To quote this open letter: “Apple is opening the door to broader abuses”. Wouldn't not doing anything open a different door to broader abuse?

Edit: I would really love an actual answer, since responses until now have been "but muh privacy". You can't plead for unlimited privacy and ignore the impact of said privacy. If you want unlimited privacy, at least have the balls to admit that this will allow free trade of CSAM, but also revenge porn, snuff-films and other things like it.

h0mie · 4 years ago

Should all personal computers be scanned all the time by windows/apple/... in case it contains cp?

h0mie commented on -2000 Lines of Code (2004) folklore.org/StoryView.py... · Posted by u/goranmoomin

h0mie · 5 years ago

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