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by GTP 3mo ago
The GDPR gives you the right not to be subject to automated decisions, so there are cases where a human can make a decision and a machine cannot.
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by GTP 3mo ago
Still, AFAIK Kimi's architecture (just like that of other LLMs from Chinese labs) is different from those of OpenAI and Anthropic's model in a nontrivial way. So the expertise is still there, and I guess resource use too (although
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by GTP 3mo ago
Maybe I'm missing something here. Do I read it correctly that OpenAI failed to implement "defense in depth" and that a properly configured firewall would have likely contained this?
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by GTP 3mo ago
Great project! As I like playing with ESP8266/ESP32 boards myself, I would enjoy reading more about your bowling adventure.
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by GTP 3mo ago
You expect cleanrooms to be extremely controlled environments where skilled technicians and engineers very carefully handle sensitive equipment... Then someone steps on a component :D
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by GTP 3mo ago
I logged in to double-check if I was going to pay for my beefy ARM server. There was a notification about this change, but looking into the billing section, I saw no change. I have an alert in place if I pay more than 5€ per month, so for n
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by GTP 3mo ago
I have a Dell usb C dock that I got from a company that was going to trow it away. My issue is with charging. It used to work with the Dell laptops they were using, but it has a weird behavior with my HP laptop. If I connect the laptop to t
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by GTP 3mo ago
You can actually get more. You have an amount of resources for ARM servers, if you allocate all of that to a single one you ger 24GB RAM and 4 vCPU.
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by GTP 3mo ago
Then, convert the digits of pi to text to find how to achieve interdimensional travel to reach the optimal timeline.
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by GTP 3mo ago
You're such an evil person :D
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by GTP 3mo ago
There also exists an in-between possibility, that is, if you get 128GB of vram (there are now multiple options in the market to get that amount with a unified memory architecture) you can run DeepSeek V4 flash at good speed via DwarfStar. I
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by GTP 3mo ago
This is what I assumed as well, but online I found people who were able to update a ~2015 MacBook Pro to a version of macOS more recent than the latest supported one, and it still worked.
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by GTP 3mo ago
Fair point, but I think the lack of those updates impacts the average consumer much less than lack of OS updates.
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by GTP 3mo ago
They still have people working on FOSS, right? I didn't know about what your saying,but if this is the problem, then what if I gave Canonical as an example?
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by GTP 3mo ago
It is fair if you compare Apple with other manufacturers, but it is still unfair in absolute terms. The hardware still works, and the work they're doing to support other models would let macOS work on that laptop as well, as proven by
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by GTP 3mo ago
> it consolidates USB-C as the standard Yes > slows or blocks new types of ports from being designed and tested No > If the device only has that type of port, people must use it and provide feedback by choosing to keep buying the p
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by GTP 3mo ago
I'm not sure he's still receiving security updates, as the MacBook in question is from ~2015. But, if this is the case, then you would have a point.
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by GTP 3mo ago
> Why should they when they have macOS already? Because Apple cuts support for old MacBooks eventually, even if the hardware still works perfectly. See also my other comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48745199
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by GTP 3mo ago
How would you fit Red Hat in this picture? I think the situation could be different, if it is about improving some software the company is using for its business. Not that this happens often, but I think the possibility to persuade managmen
50.
by GTP 3mo ago
He found out about one of those, but wasn't comfortable using it anyway.
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by GTP 3mo ago
Depends on the point of view, as it is Apple not supporting that MacBook anymore, and Microsoft could have a point in not supporting macOS versions that Apple doesn't want to support anymore. You could even argue that he forced the upd
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by GTP 3mo ago
My father purchased a new MacBook just in time to avoid the recent price increase. It wasn't because his old one didn't work anymore; it was because Apple wouldn't support it on more recent macOS versions, and some applicatio
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by GTP 3mo ago
Indeed. The configuration isn't your responsibility, but it becomes so if you try to circumvent it and something goes wrong. What would the manager say during the calibration call if a ransomware infection started from this employee&#x
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by GTP 3mo ago
I'm used to turning off my laptop at the end of the day. I can hibernate it if I'm working on something and I don't want to close the applications, but if I'm done, what's the point? Same for using standby. I would
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by GTP 3mo ago
Put like this, could sound like malicious compliance. But, if you disable whatever security product your company mandates on your company laptop and then you somehow get a malware, they will point the finger at you. Saying "I wouldn&#x
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by GTP 3mo ago
They're just offended by people not using their product :D
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by GTP 3mo ago
"Page not found" for me. Did you manage to access this? What is this about?
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by GTP 3mo ago
Well, there are many alternatives to Cursor as well.
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by GTP 3mo ago
You can say what you want, but take any history book and you will see that what we got now is the longest period in history without a war between European countries. They don't fully trust each other? OK, but this is still a great impr
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by GTP 3mo ago
I see how this could be an issue for small devices, but this wouldn't stop a company from testing a new connector on bigger ones: laptops still have one or more USB-A ports, despite USB-C being common now. So having an additional conne

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