Havoc

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by Havoc 4mo ago
Maybe I just have abnormal leverage but I've never had after hours coms be an issue. I've had two phone for basically all my working life and just don't look at it outside of work hours. Don't think I've ever been c
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Nice. Better energy grid seems like an easy win for Europe. It has enough diversity of sources that just connecting it cleverly can get you crazy efficiency. e.g. Right now the UK grid is running on just over 80%+ renewable. But when the wi
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Totally left field request I know but does anyone know of a webcam that can do RTSP/sane protocol and long focus (think looking outside at landscape)?
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Trillion dollar dumpster fires are currently in fashion GAAP or not
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Yeah can definitely see a world where china pivots and we're stuck with closed/closed Mistral...don't fumble this
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Need to try this at some point. The other open RTS - beyondallreason - is really good too.
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Dario really fucked us all with his fear mongering regulatory capture approach cause there is zero chance this reverts back to government deciding it doesn't want the power.
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Think it's more of a thousand cuts by individual economic actors situation than one flashy concrete step. My buying preferences have definitely shifted to "Buy not American" on digital things. Proton, bunny, hetzner, netcup e
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Nice. Guessing the timing isn't accidental. Demonstrated openness vs harsh regulation
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by Havoc 4mo ago
They said they’re profitable on operating profit. Think it’s pretty safe to assume theirs are less of a dumpster fire
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by Havoc 4mo ago
One more aspect where the US can no longer be counted on. Let's hope this creates a bit more fire under the asses of other countries
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by Havoc 4mo ago
They realised their numbers are much worse than anthropics
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Think it'll be hard to define in any sufficiently specific manner legally because UI/UX/source/functionality aren't entirely separate, but ethically I reckon it comes down to what one means by copy UI. e.g. If you&#
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by Havoc 4mo ago
I've seen similar inside large financial orgs - what struck me was how there are these huge amounts of people that spend their entire working life inside this alternate IT reality. It's not unlike SAP consultants where their skill
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by Havoc 4mo ago
The key part - Reid being invested in both OpenAI and anthropic should have been higher up in the article. Pretty crucial context to him trash talking XAI. Not that I disagree with his assessment…
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Huh? It literally explains this in the blog post > As with all bunny.net services, accounts using the platform are subject to our standard $1/month minimum spend, but DNS itself no longer incurs any usage-based charges. Sure seems l
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by Havoc 4mo ago
The one dollar thing isn’t as bad in practice as it sounds since it covers everything. Basically invoice minimum across everything so if you’re using the platform in any meaningful way it’s a non issue
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Cycle suggest this will revert. Think with current technology it’s possibly to build a silt sustaining autocracy
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Gee I wonder which country could be behind it
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Twitter is such a shit platform for linking. After clicking away all the banners and download app crap you get to see half the post. Half. And proxies like nitter don’t reliable work. Doesn’t load at all for me right now. Anyway if someone
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Guessing it has a fair bit of civilisation and similar war games in its training data
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by Havoc 4mo ago
I bet OpenAI and Anthropic hate the timing of glm 5.2. Kinda shows they have a headstart rather than a magic moat
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Keyloggers collect sensitive data? Some really sharp insight coming out of FB HQ here Stupid plan yields stupid results
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by Havoc 4mo ago
I wouldn’t mind as much if it was entirely in house gov run. They realistically know a lot about me already - incl blood donations so could get dna even. Outsourcing this to random ass for profits is a problem though.
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Certainly a plausible thesis but like all the other industries blaming staff reductions on AI this needs a bit more evidence imo. I also suspect that there will be quite a large market AI implementation. Easy enough to find somehow that kno
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Still on a z.ai legacy plan and their 50% discount for switching to standard plans tips the balance for me. So I guess I’ll reevaluate round about beginning 2028…
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Realistically you’d need to rotate secrets anyway once it moves from dev to production regardless of model provider
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Yeah the meta tracking does seem quite aggressive. Having everyone’s ranking so visible also doesn’t help imo The frontline & surrender thing seems a bit more reasonable though. Chances of eco players turning around a broken front are b
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by Havoc 4mo ago
>Verification data stays between you, Persona The company that already had a data breach incident & has ties to palantir. Also used by OpenAI to ensure you can't escape it. Now we just need to tie this in with Sam's eyeball
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by Havoc 4mo ago
> 55% of Finns visit libraries at least once a month. Wait what? That seems insanely high even for a progressive society. As a reference point UK is at 30% on YEARLY STATS NOT MONTHLY >In England, 30% of adults aged 16 and over used a

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