InTheArena

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by InTheArena 7d ago
This is exactly correct in the context of the decision as it played out, but stretches and re-engines are very common in commercial airlines. Changing that decision without reinforcing the safety culture probably would have ended in the sam
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by InTheArena 10d ago
no. I am pointing out that a hyperbole from the EU is likely to cause a problem after this dipshit has left the oval office.
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by InTheArena 10d ago
Imagine what the EU reaction would be if the United States offered to make bring in the UK or Poland as state(s). Geopolitical games like this are how real wars eventually start.
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by InTheArena 1mo ago
This part gives me hope, but I have not been able to find the certificate: Option B: cloud mode without Developer Mode Starting with v2.0.0 the plugin can also drive a cloud-paired printer with verification left ON — no Developer Mode. This
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by InTheArena 1mo ago
There's been 40 years of documented push back when western governments try to backdoor things - starting with clipper. Pushback is not always successful - but it's far more transparent then China.
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by InTheArena 1mo ago
It's almost like the real problem is hospital and medical costs versus cost of living. )which is why as a percentage of GDP, Americans, European costs are remarkably similar, just distributed differently).
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Yester World Asking for Help from Google De-Monitization and AI [video](youtube.com)
4 points by InTheArena 1mo ago|2 comments
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by InTheArena 1mo ago
from the Summary - ALL monetization across my entire channel has been disabled because of Google's faulty AI and a 'known' glitch within their system. They refuse to offer any way to resolve it. It's also happening to c
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by InTheArena 2mo ago
I didn;t say that it didn't - in fact, the reality was mass casulty events where common in a way that is unthinkable. We do _ in fact_ have plenty of mass graves for colonists. The lack of evidence of the same on the American Indian si
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by InTheArena 2mo ago
This is commonly repeated, but if you go look at actual record keeping - at the history of early North American and Caribbean/Bahamas colonization through the period where there stopped being as much cross-cultural contact - we see epi
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by InTheArena 2mo ago
What do they benefit from taking down any government, NGO or civic work program? American systems, as well as larger European systems are constantly attacked. I've seen the same traffic. Fire walling off China, North Korea and smaller
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by InTheArena 2mo ago
At the risk of noting that this is a PR statement from someone who needs something from AMD - you do realize that you just shat upon the CTO of the largest possible consumer of a technology talking about that technology? It's not 2022
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by InTheArena 2mo ago
The 27b dense is _remarkably_ better at coding tasks. Especially at larger quanitizations (Q4 is pretty crap).
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by InTheArena 2mo ago
I have a DGX and a Ryzen AI Max 395 - while I love both of them, there are a few critical things that leave the DGX in use, while the Ryzen "just" is my primary homelab server. The biggest thing is prefil numbers, and the performa
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by InTheArena 3mo ago
Then this isn’t for you. That’s fine.
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by InTheArena 3mo ago
The “the Jew was secretly a nazi” this post just spread is one of the most destructive bigoted and destructive anti-Semitic attacks in history
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by InTheArena 3mo ago
The last three times that Europe had a large independent military force(s), things didn't end so well for the world. International commerce and business and shared democratic norms are a fscking good things. We have lost the people who
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by InTheArena 3mo ago
s/China/Taiwan? or Tibet? You are comparing sensational trolls with actual geopolitical history.
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by InTheArena 3mo ago
The interesting thing is that there is a lot of evidence that Tesla is about to embed Carplay. Rivian has taken over the privileged insanely expensive EV car market, as the Model Y is the closest thing to the old Honda/Toyota dominance
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by InTheArena 3mo ago
This is completely infeasible in the age of mythos. The reality is that the velocity is just not going to feasible from a security PoV without leveraging these tools.
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by InTheArena 3mo ago
The jet lag team must be in Germany again. Sam, you being deuschbahnned?
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by InTheArena 3mo ago
Or if you want something from a vendor butting running decade old hardware configs and trying to lock people into their drive ecosystem, UNas or many other options. Stay away from synology.
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by InTheArena 3mo ago
This is not a homelab replacement part. It’s enterprise with all the positive and negatives that come with that phrase. The second you start talking about old X hardware, it’s a different product class. For that use case I recommend UNas fr
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by InTheArena 3mo ago
Synology hardware stopped being decent a while ago.
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by InTheArena 4mo ago
Most reports I ahve seen have 27b (which is dense) being much more performant then 35b (MoE). Is there a reason for 35b?
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by InTheArena 4mo ago
The market regulators don't give a fuck if companies screw over their customers privacy wise, as long as it's to the advantage of European companies and European customers. This can lead to absolute insanity as companies try to sa
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by InTheArena 4mo ago
From personal, separate experience with Europe. It's quite common that the market watchdog and the privacy watchdogs are at odds with each other and make it impossible to achieve a solution that satisfies both of them. Another example
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by InTheArena 4mo ago
Ignore eletrek's self-serving post, go watch the youtube video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5oyVNjrUPI
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by InTheArena 4mo ago
This isn't really true. AI laws in the EU mandate that Apple give full access to everythign on the device to third parties. It's legit to be skeptical on the privacy front, but giving deepseek access to my entire phone. Or the Tru
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by InTheArena 4mo ago
Big tech bro CEO Stokes nationalistic fears to justify corporate handouts for his company. Europe is more like America every day.

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