David Veksler ₿🔑👌 @HeroicLife

Bitcoin advocate. Cypherpunk. Liberty maximalist. Ex-Ukrainian. Enemy of fiat money, fiat food, fiat education. davidveksler.substack.com Denver, CO Joined April 2007

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David Veksler ₿🔑👌 @HeroicLife

2 hours ago

@PhilWMagness I'm on it wiki.freecapitalists.org

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Mark Kretschmann @mark_k

21 hours ago

Your opinion on datacenters is a direct indicator for your IQ.

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Software is by its nature more collaborative. Art is more individual. Of course both work individually and on teams, but on the whole, a software developer is much more aware of his dependency on other devs. He is often literally importing others dependencies in his day to day work and aspires to have his work imported as a dependency.

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David Veksler ₿🔑👌 @HeroicLife

3 hours ago

@tunguz The EU is forcing ALL models to do this.

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David Veksler ₿🔑👌 @HeroicLife

3 hours ago

@jun_song First, the EU is forcing all models to do this. Second, it has nothing to do with "credit" just "output". Tagging output is cheap and purely mechanical. Categorizing edited vs authored is a judgement call that both costs resources and is likely to be wrong on the margin.

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David Veksler ₿🔑👌 @HeroicLife

3 hours ago

@jonnywallace X bug: freecapitalists.org/how-its-built/

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David Veksler ₿🔑👌 @HeroicLife

10 hours ago

Full engineering record, with live proof for every claim: freecapitalists.org/how-its-built/…

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David Veksler ₿🔑👌 @HeroicLife

10 hours ago

@_simonsmith Edits don't have enough signal to make all the sets used detectable.

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David Veksler ₿🔑👌 @HeroicLife

10 hours ago

@LokiJulianus It has nothing to do with "credit" just "output". Tagging output is cheap and purely mechanical. Categorizing edited vs authored is a judgement call that both costs resources and is likely to be wrong on the margin.

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David Veksler ₿🔑👌 @HeroicLife

10 hours ago

@mark_k The statistical bias of watermark can't be carried over to the trained data.

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David Veksler ₿🔑👌 @HeroicLife

10 hours ago

@JespernissenSEO The requirement came from EU bureaucrats, who do not actually care if their policy is effective, only that companies obey them.

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David Veksler ₿🔑👌 @HeroicLife

10 hours ago

@LyraInTheFlesh @AnthropicAI All AI labs are doing this because the EU forced them to. Direct your anger at the correct place.

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David Veksler ₿🔑👌 @HeroicLife

11 hours ago

@___Patrice___ Tagging output is cheap and purely mechanical. Categorizing edited vs authored is a judgement call that both costs resources and is likely to be wrong on the margin.

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David Veksler ₿🔑👌 @HeroicLife

11 hours ago

@LadyLibrty All the AI models are doing this because EU law forces them to.

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David Veksler ₿🔑👌 @HeroicLife

11 hours ago

@ManishaRaisingh Tagging output is cheap and purely mechanical. Categorizing edited vs authored is a judgement call that both costs resources and is likely to be wrong on the margin.

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David Veksler ₿🔑👌 @HeroicLife

11 hours ago

@iuditg - All the models are doing it BECAUSE EU LAW REQUIRES IT -

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Richard Hanania @RichardHanania

a day ago

In this house we believe…in Flock and data center maxing. richardhanania.com/p/flock-mass-s…

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David Veksler ₿🔑👌 @HeroicLife

15 hours ago

@NoahRevoy Tagging output is cheap and purely mechanical. Categorizing edited vs authored is a judgement call that both costs resources and is likely to be wrong on the margin.

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David Veksler ₿🔑👌 @HeroicLife

15 hours ago

@kimmonismus Tagging output is cheap and purely mechanical. Categorizing edited vs authored is a judgement call that both costs resources and is likely to be wrong on the margin.