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1y ago
Nope, Sweden requires Mobile BankID on iOS or Android for example.
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1y ago
Nope, rust-analyzer is incredible whereas the Zig LSP felt worse than Go. I agree the borrow checker can be a pain though, I wish there were something like Rust with a great GC. Go has loads of other bad design decisions (err != nil, etc.)
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1y ago
It really sucks, the US should focus on liberating these people - in both Iran and Cuba the majority of people want to be free, and it would be easy to liberate them.
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1y ago
This has been going on for years. A VPN is practically mandatory nowadays.
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1y ago
To what end? It's already just swarms of AI-generated slop posts about B2B sales, etc.
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1y ago
Crazy how awful the Russians were - same with Josef Bryks - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josef_Bryks And yet a lot of young people somehow think they were good guys.
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1y ago
Won't this separate out the US community on TikTok completely? Almost like the GFW ironically.
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1y ago
I have the Xiaomi G10 Plus with mop - https://mistore.se/products/xiaomi-vacuum-cleaner-g10-plus-e... But I think any of the G series would be great.
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1y ago
This is why I hate tariffs and extreme regulations so much. My Xiaomi vacuum cleaner is the best I've ever owned, but I can't purchase their electric car, and even if I could - it'd cost an extra 40% or so just on the tariffs
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1y ago
This reads like an advert for Continue.dev
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1y ago
What do you think degrowth and decline means? Vibes and essays? It's not just driverless cars either - delivery drones (e.g. in China), a lot of health tech (as they have more check-ups in the USA), Starlink, Neuralink, a space program
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1y ago
Quaero was a disaster - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quaero So many committees - so little progress.
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1y ago
Digital ID in Sweden uses BankID - it is used for everything from identifying at government pages, to your bank, to the supermarket, etc.
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1y ago
Most Rust code looks like this - only generic library code goes crazy with all the generics and lifetimes, due to the need to avoid unnecessary mallocs and also provide a flexible API to users. But most people aren't writing libraries.
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1y ago
The repeated Impls are strange.
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1y ago
This is good, but we do need some sort of progress somehow. As that case with the fake drug dealer "privacy-focussed" mobile phone company was crazy, when they had all the messages from Swedish death squads, etc. - https:/&#
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1y ago
Reminds of RMS's The Right To Read - http://mat.puc-rio.br/~nicolau/stallmann/tycho10h.html
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1y ago
Germany is so backward in stuff like this, skilled engineers should just move to the free world and leave them with their insolvent pensions.
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1y ago
Corruption is worse than taxes, because it's unfair. Now the government has an incentive to hurt AMD and free competition. The distorts incentives and destroys the free market.
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1y ago
Why are taxes so high though? Like in Sweden I'd pay literally 80% tax on extra sole trader income - 30% employer tax, 30% income tax, 20% high income tax. But there is no Swedish moon base, or ultra high speed rail, etc. - where does
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1y ago
And isn't the obvious solution to just make some sort of browsers add-on for the LLM summary so the request comes from your browser and then gets sent to the LLM? I think the main concern here is the huge amount of traffic from crawlin
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1y ago
> A normal industry would've figured out how to deal with this problem before going public, but AI people don't seem to be all that interested. China is already dominating AI, you are asking the few companies in the West to sto
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1y ago
This just demonstrates how bad the GDPR is rather than the LLMs though. China must be laughing.
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1y ago
Can you link it up with ffmpeg and SponsorBlock to remove ads?
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1y ago
Surprisingly competitive pricing there though. It sucks that they're all priced around $3k in total though (with my Europoor VAT), but it's not as bad vs. Apple as I thought it would be.
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1y ago
Crazy how Apple is still the only option for this consumer hardware.
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1y ago
What is really the benefit of this if you are stuck paying Claude API rates anyway? We really need a new (and cheaper!) SOTA for agentic models.
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1y ago
This is really cool, the original demos were great to start with too. The AI vocals still feel too "easy listening" and smooth in general though. It works great for mastering the instruments though, I wonder if it'd work bet
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1y ago
The full rewrites approach must be costly on the tokens though? Especially putting formatting rules in there, I just ask it to run a formatter and linter afterwards (or do it myself).
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Trojan and X-ray still work though, albeit hosting is the issue there.
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