LunaSea

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by LunaSea 3y ago
But the time changes depending on where you live
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by LunaSea 3y ago
> As usual comes the variation of the comment "leftists with iPhones" to shutdown discussion. This is a thought-terminating cliche, and a tired one at it. Don't use it, it just displays a lack of arguments. Rules for thee
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by LunaSea 3y ago
> Provide services on top of the protocol? Adjacent to it? You can't, because those features would then not be available on said open protocol making these features another "serfdom". Or you'd have to add them to the
754.
by LunaSea 3y ago
If the only people loaning you money are loan sharks, maybe that's saying more about you than the credit institutions.
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by LunaSea 3y ago
This is complete none-sense masquerading as deep philosophy. Sites have costs (employees, infrastructures, offices, development) and this requires free access coupled with advertisement or closed access and payment of some sort like a subsc
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by LunaSea 3y ago
GPT-5: Microsoft Office 360 customer data (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, SharePoint, Microsoft Dynamics)
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by LunaSea 3y ago
This ends very quickly when the neighbouring country sues you in international court because you stole some of the clouds that would have arrived on your territory. An example of this is the fight between various Spanish provinces on this e
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by LunaSea 3y ago
Few reasons, one of them is that the Maginot line was built during a time where France was an industrial powerhouse. This has not been the case in a long time. The other point, is that you are comparing a public infrastructure project with
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by LunaSea 3y ago
That's great because lawyers can't either. You can't retry a case if you had a bad lawyer, only if procedural mistakes were made.
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by LunaSea 3y ago
> These kinds of problems are organizational, not technical. Thinking cloud solutions solve organizational issues magically is naive and delusional. We actually agree on this point. Using OpenStack is actually not a silver bullet and won
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by LunaSea 3y ago
> You don't need a cloud to efficiently develop software. I've worked in companies that were running kubernetes on prem. It was a PITA for kubernetes ops but from a developer perspective it wasn't much different than using
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by LunaSea 3y ago
The goal is also to have a usable cloud on which you can efficiently develop software. Otherwise we can simply go back to paper.
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by LunaSea 3y ago
No. OpenStack sucks to deploy and maintain with the result being an inferior cloud with a lack in services.
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by LunaSea 3y ago
That's only for SaaS LLMs, but if you can simply download and run one on your hardware, things become difficult.
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by LunaSea 3y ago
I wonder how the Chinese government will manage to sensor LLMs within China?
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by LunaSea 3y ago
I wonder why this isn't written in Typescript directly so as to handle documentation, validation and type definitions in one go. Especially if you want to reuse type definitions of objects elsewhere in your code. An API request or resp
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by LunaSea 3y ago
Being curious I was wondering what type of applications could generate this quantity of data. Is it IoT / remote sensing related?
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by LunaSea 3y ago
Great write-up! Could you explain for which type of embedding model this type of binary vectors would work best with?
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by LunaSea 3y ago
What can I currently buy with Bitcoin?
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by LunaSea 3y ago
Because they built houses in place they shouldn't have
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by LunaSea 3y ago
Biased or not, it's still useful and need to be free.
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by LunaSea 3y ago
This is incorrect as companies will pay less for ads that convert less.
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by LunaSea 3y ago
Yes, we all know how great countries with no free media do. Absolute dreams.
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by LunaSea 3y ago
It doesn't matter because that's the law and if you don't follow it you risk a fine. How do you know if your neighbour is not producing meth in his basement?
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by LunaSea 3y ago
This means you get less money for it and can't survive due to the lesser revenue.
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by LunaSea 3y ago
Ironically, this is the most Twitter-logic garbage explanation I've seen in this thread. Laws do impose parity so in fact it's not just some online rhetorical device.
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by LunaSea 3y ago
Not yet, but I believe that Click house does. Avro would be another contender in the space.
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by LunaSea 3y ago
I believe that there are contributors currently working on a one thread per connection version of PostgreSQL. It's a huge amount of work so I wouldn't expect it to be released tomorrow. Regarding wide updates, I believe that HOT u
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by LunaSea 3y ago
> Being paid hourly doesn't mean you benefit from inefficiency. That is exactly what it means and what happened. Lawyers are one of the last professions to move to the digital world. For ages work was still done on paper and even ri
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by LunaSea 3y ago
Because that's where work is? It's always the same answer.

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