it's just flattery, same as naming a road, Martin Luther King drive, Washington boulevard, etc.
They may or may not have approved all this, but this just signifies that you want them to be remembered in your own way.
The cheapest android sells for $50, vs iPhone that starts at $900, yet it takes weeks to get an iPhone on launch. What's the point here.
The thing has its own more than capable chip, knowing Apple has seamless integrations and will absolutely start a new trend. Can't wait for Google's and Samsung's substandard implementation soon, like what they did with the watch.
This will sell like hot cakes for flight sim consumers, if they could somehow show a virtual cockpit. It will be gone in seconds, flight simmers will pay more than that. I consider myself a starter and I already spent 2k+ just on flight sim hardware.
Wouldn't you leave the API key, in the server and proxy thru?
That's what I was taught to do, and you give your own tokens to clients to track which client is making that request and block that client if needed.
It seems very dangerous to pass on the reddit API key to the client.
I think the best arguments I heard about it was, unlike torrents, the availability is longer. Because the "nodes" store them generally for years at minimum UpTo even decades.Downloads are as fast as your broadband connection, just regular SSL communication, hence no VPN. Don't have to join private trackers, and prove you are worthy enough to be allowed to download.
So we pretty much love the closed nature of "Open" AI, and don't hesitate to send a lot of data to it, but we're suspicious about a small open source python file?
In this context IT IS FUD.
Why build react, angular and all, when jQuery was just fine, why is there such a moment in Js to always build the next framework, seems like a waste of open source energy.
....something....something...requirement..
different approach...
Just yesterday there was a thread here, where a random user was added as admin for multiple accounts for GCP accidentally, and he couldn't talk to a human on Google to get it resolved. He was neither actively looking out for nor was not anything other than the average user.
OP is correct PGP, is a hassle, and needs explicit knowledge to use it correctly.
Keybase somewhat solved it then got unpopular, but thinking about it again even Keybase never went mainstream.
Google might've been built on a laptop, but it can't scale on a laptop.
Same applies to coding an algorithm on a scrappy setup, and then scaling it to sequence DNA or simulate a phenomenon.
What's the point of research if it can't gain attention, how many people really understood or even know about some space magic, before interstellar kind of managed to ELI5. Research is meant for everyone, and in today's world you bring attention to it with catchy names.
I wonder if Google was named PageRank Algorithm runner, how many would've even used it.
Why should they, and it seems very silly to flag a post for their preference of name.
Are users on Twitter birds? Or is Mastodon filled with elephants? Name is merely a symbol in today's world Google is synonymous to search but Google is not just search anymore.
I'm honestly curious about your gripe with it.
I wonder what would be the repercussions for Open AI.
If propagandists feed it too much propaganda, or some unsuspecting federal employee uploads a classified document.
Or some healthcare provider accidentally uploads confidential data.
Would be interesting to see the reactions to it.
It's just the side effects of capitalism.
Companies don't give a damn about how they are affecting climate and habitats, do we really want to expect them to support FOSS
See you on Aum but,
BHIM?
Amrit Kamal? They are generic words in most of the languages Amrit is just the same with a variation.
BHIM =/= Bheem. Bheem is not some sacred character either, if you are talking about the Mahabharata character.
But anyway given the current govt and default assumption of national language being Hindi. I think the nomenclature policy is not gonna change.