Lapel2742

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by Lapel2742 8mo ago
> Anyone found some good use cases beyond a better interface for AI code assistance? Yesterday, I saw a demo of a product similar to OpenClaw. It can organize your files and directories and works really great (until it doesn't, of c
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by Lapel2742 9mo ago
> Did we just remove a terrible regime in a comparably bloodless way? You captured Maduro in an blatantly illegal act of war and until now the Regime is still there. I hope for the people in Venezuela that this will end without a bloodsh
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by Lapel2742 9mo ago
> How much oil did we get out of the deal? Apparently a lot. > The 2003 Iraq War, initiated as a U.S. unilateral action, has also been viewed through the lens of economic interests, particularly oil access. Following the conflict, sig
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by Lapel2742 9mo ago
> And while Venezuela has oodles of oil, is this really the case of America wanting Venezuelan oil? Yes it is. > But Trump has also made his desire for Venezuelan oil clear. He said that the blockade of sanctioned oil tankers going to
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
> That's a skill issue on your part. No, it's not. I search for videos and i get AI garbage as a result. It shouldn't matter what i search for or if you think that it is dumb to search for it. It shouldn't return garb
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
> This is what works for me. Than you are the lucky one. E.g.: Just for entertainment I recently searched for information on a new LLM model. The result was filled with AI garbage. I stumbled upon videos with AI generated content, presen
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
>Only issue I have found with llama.cpp is trying to get it working with my amd GPU. I had no problems with ROCm 6.x but couldn't get it to run with ROCm 7.x. I switched to Vulkan and the performance seems ok for my use cases
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
> OK now slap the wrists of Alphabet and Meta. Google is probably next (Antitrust case(s)). AFAIK the EU is currently probing a case. And before the Nationalists get mad again: If I sell in the US I'm naturally obliged to follow US
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
> I highly doubt a RTX 5090 can run anything that competes with Sonnet 3.5 which was released June, 2024. I don't know about the capabilities of a 5090 but you probably can run a Devstral-2 [1] model locally on a Mac with good perfo
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
> He prefers education over bans or mandates. And that is not working for the poor of which the US seems to have plenty for a developed country. The poor have no choice, even if they are educated, and the food industry is fine with selli
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
> Honest question, what is it that you hate about modal editing? It's annoying. I'm fine with being in one mode. I'm fine with selecting 7 lines and typing "whatever". I hate "7ddiwhatever<esc>".
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
> It isn't some paradise. Compared to the USA it still is.
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
> On average, poor people in Europe eat healthier than poor people in the US, but still significantly worse than wealthier Europeans. Sure. But in the end the EU feeds it's citizens healthier food than the US does. That's all I
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
> Talk to Europeans and they hate the EU and see it as an oppressive foreign power. Maybe you should get out of your right-wing bubble. - EU approval among its citizens hits record high as security fears grow, poll shows ( https:/&#
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
> You can eat very healthily in the US, but it requires more intentional choices. It requires money too. If you are poor your choices are naturally limited and in the end you are dependent on government regulations to eat at least somew
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
> It was supposed to be something akin to United States of Europe No, it never was. > but instead in devolved into a bureaucracy No it hasn't: "There are two striking aspects of this rejection of EU bureaucracy. First, in co
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
> > Almost all computer equipment companies are from US. > Made in a few Asian countries. Using European technology (ASML).
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
>Sometimes that means having a side panel. I do not even need that. Modal editing is enough to keep me away from all the VI clones. I hate it with a passion. I have a fully customized Emacs that I use for anything Lispy and it's gre
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
>Maybe they mean commercial VPN providers that run on the cloud? I just tried it with a well known commercial VPN and I had no problems accessing the site and its music content.
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
IMHO it's not lifeless. It's just not overly emotional. I definitely prefer it that way. I do not want the AI to be excited. It feels so contrived. On the video itself: Interesting, but "ideal" was pronounced wrong in Ge
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
My 2ct: Because providers want to make their model run optimally and maybe some of them try to build a moat.
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
> If so, the worst of the nazis still had it. Yes, they do. This is what "indivisible" in this context means. Of course they should be imprisoned but they are still humans with their human rights. I know that this is hard for s
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
>Neither torture nor genocide is recognized anywhere as a human right. After WWII we held trials. What do you want to tell me? Of course torture is not a human right. That doesn't change a bit that human rights apply to everyone. Ev
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
> The people doing this should tried and executed That won't happen. Lynndie England served 3 years and roams freely in the USA. The death penalty is wrong anyway. > They aren't humans anymore Congratulations. That is what
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
> Does this actually replace AD and group policy effectively? I do not know. They probably evaluated the solution before they made the decision. In any case, continuing to use AD seems out of the question. Relying on US based software in
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
> the internet as we once knew it, is effectively dead Maybe it's simply less visible? I have no account at any of the social media giants (except HN but I think that does not count). I mostly use the Fediverse and specialized forum
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
AFAIK they use Open-Xchange, Univention Corporate Server and other specialized (maybe customized?) an open solutions for telephony, interoperability and other tasks. https://euro-stack.com/blog/2025/3/schleswi
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
there is some information in the following article: https://euro-stack.com/blog/2025/3/schleswig-holstein-open-s...
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by Lapel2742 10mo ago
I'm not an expert and that still might be the case but you have to understand that for many Microsoft as an American company is simply no longer an option for critical infrastructure. It's a matter of trust.

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