That's the risk - blackmail. It may very well be the reason Jensen is being so out in the open about this.

That has nothing to do with the fact that she was being monitored by the CIA, who believed she was a spy. Stop it with the red herring bit.

That appears to be an appeal to authority instead of establishing any facts, and the argument in the authority is not one rather than a red herring. Unless what matters isn’t whether she was actually a spy, only what CIA thought of her.

No it's 100% placed in comments to try and circumvent Meta's down-ranking of posts with links. Posting in comments doesn't work any more however. Remembering the promise of the early internet, I really can't despise the gatekeepers any more than I do.

You read like a shill for Deepseek interests, and that includes your comment history.

Or just us Europeans who are so sick of American corporations milking every penny with their LLM models and preventing us from using the full model capabilities.

Now we have: a ton of competition in different inference providers, very low costs, and speeds reaching 1k tok/s in certain providers.

We can just get a box of compute even in Germany, and run the exact same model here without anybody stopping us.

Imagine everyone online is a bot.

That's interesting. I guess depending on the crow I could also see them figure out that driving critters onto the road creates roadkill meals.

"Was she following it around and blocking it from every direction?"

According to the article, yes.

I'm guessing the comment was more aimed at a future where needing a subscription to run your freezer is a thing.

À la https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2020/01/unauthorized-bread-a-...

This is one of the best, boiled down, to-the-point, common sense articles I've read on this topic that everyone should understand but so many don't. I'm going to have my kids read this.

From what I've read, both are good sources of usable protein but animal protein is considered higher quality because it includes more essential micronutrients that are delivered more effectively through the digestion process. Basically it's what your body has evolved to process best. Protein drinks do give quick protein for recovery, etc.

So true, and as a person ages it becomes even more important to keep getting good protein but most don't.