Chu4eeno

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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
I just don't want to jump to any conclusion as I've never heard of this site nor these people before, for all I know they could be known for doing stunts or something. Though if this really happened as they say, it reflects very b
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
> https://www.cringely.com/2026/05/28/the-permission-slip/ That anthropomorphized misunderstanding of what "hallucinations" actually are (and how he supposedly could "solve" it) is
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
Jolla?
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
DMA seems explicitly written to only target monopolies, though (and seems like a surrender from the EU, since monopolies should be broken up and not get laws codifying their business models IMHO).
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
Are there any examples of monopolies being (successfully) broken up in Europe? Or do you posit that regulation stop them from forming?
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
riseup provides VPN, though they are not a commercial service and funded through donations.
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
Won't help. The first thing the resellers that sell proxy-access to Claude did when Anthropic started with ID verification was to pay poor people in countries with access like 10 USD per verification. ID verification in general is brok
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
You vastly overestimate how much we know about how our brains work. Look up the neural correlates replication crisis, and e. g. the "dead salmon" study by Bennett et al.
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
Cloudflare has proven quite capable of taking down customers before once they got bad news coverage for the sites they provided service to.
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
No, that was because another Mythos 5 instance had to ACK the response before it was sent to the user.
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
And Google is the ad factory.
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
How would starting earlier have stopped industries from outsourcing CO2 emissions to other/exempt countries? If you look at graphs of global emissions it's like they didn't skip a beat once legislation and treaties in the wes
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
As someone who blocks fonts (with exceptions for icon/symbol fonts, and don't block javascript), I don't really care for pandering. I only noticed font choices when they were bad, since I started blocking custom fonts the web
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
I wonder how many billions in lobbying money Schrems has cost various big companies. The treaties and deals he has managed to torpedo by forcing courts to uphold privacy laws is insane (and impressive).
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
You really should either just write it manually, or at least clean it up, 5kLOC of bash for POSTing and reading/writing files is a bit overkill (the code is extremely repetitive, verbose and just hard to follow).
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
Very weird coding style, did you run astyle --style=python on C code? Also, your LLM left a comment in the cuda source that it is untested, does the cuda stuff work?
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
The problem is that their government doesn't let them go anywhere but into factories, no matter the education. They were promised upwards mobility, but their leaders need factory workers, more than ever.
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
Chinese cars were sold at a loss until very recently, though, and now they are struggling. So it's a bit different than Japan and Korea.
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
Do they put offices in only non-EU European countries purpose?
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
Is it only Norway that has abundant, cheap and renewable hydro-power?
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
Money, data, electricity, at least? In addition to the AI-specific laws.
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
I assume it's mostly just something you learn to recognize after decades of poking at the same things. I remember being impressed with Thiago (Qt developer) being able to immediately tell if a pointer was heap allocated, invalid/u
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
Not really, especially recent gemini's tend to hallucinate unbelievably much especially with visual input. And their safety tuning is neither effective nor precise on edge models.
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
I can recommend the documentary Office Space, it goes into great detail about this.
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
The problem is that managers have no idea how this is supposed to help either, and just get told from above to use AI.
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
You know EU has mostly gone after and unpersoned leftoids (and accusing them of working for russia), despite the rightoid wringing of hands? Look up e. g. Hüseyin Doğru.
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore (no joke).
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
China just recently had to ban their own companies from selling cars below cost. It's not a clear win for China, their car companies are struggling.
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
Not really. Norway is not EU, it's EEA, which is more like what you describe (the population rejected joining twice in referendums, but the politicians still wanted some treaties).
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by Chu4eeno 4mo ago
I don't think you can nicely divide it like that. It seems to be mostly bad individuals, or just individuals with some bad ideas they refuse to give up.

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