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OKRainbowKid
2y ago
Resorting to 4chan memes is very convincing, for sure.
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OKRainbowKid
2y ago
Well, if we're going off vibes: In my eyes, comments like yours are part of a global propaganda machine - whether you are aware of it or not.
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OKRainbowKid
2y ago
I don't know, ask Schufa!
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OKRainbowKid
2y ago
Nope, this isn't pushed by the government, but legal circumstances here allow for cheap and automated detection and extortion of "offenders". I assume the right holder are making deals with big law firms specialized in the &q
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OKRainbowKid
2y ago
VPN and seedboxes are two options. Basically, use some 3rd party as the interface and hope they don't keep logs.
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2y ago
Citation needed!
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OKRainbowKid
2y ago
Interesting. I've been suspecting the same, but controlled by Russia instead.
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OKRainbowKid
2y ago
These "proponents" seem less strict about applying this philosophy to states other than their own.
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OKRainbowKid
2y ago
> sane That's highly subjective.
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OKRainbowKid
2y ago
Check out typst - in functionality it's closer to Latex, but it features a Markdown-like syntax for the most common elements. I'm currently writing my thesis in typst and don't see myself ever going back to Latex.
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OKRainbowKid
2y ago
> the EU keeps people poor. Please elaborate, that's a wild claim.
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OKRainbowKid
2y ago
Ukraine is fighting for survival against an imperialist invader. It's been on the news a lot, I'm surprised you missed it.
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2y ago
Citation needed.
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OKRainbowKid
2y ago
If you we're anti-political, you wouldn't insert your political leanings in your comments. That makes them political.
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2y ago
Please elaborate.
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2y ago
> Seems a bit rich considering that OpenAI itself is an avid and leading contestant in that reckless race. How so? The article is about the culture at OpenAI.
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2y ago
> Yep that’s Germany waiting two years Not sure what you mean with "waiting", the soil needs to be removed as per environmental regulations, and the state will handle removal of the top 40 cm. > some soil. 80,000 truck loads
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2y ago
What's your point here? Sabotaging democracy is ok against nations that handled pandemics in ways you don't agree with?
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OKRainbowKid
2y ago
I'm not from the US and I'm wary of both. The US is geopolitically aligned much closer to the EU, which is why I'm much more cautious about potential involvement of the Chinese government compared to the US.
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OKRainbowKid
2y ago
This comment only tells me that one specific HN user thinks it's not worth it.
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OKRainbowKid
2y ago
Usually, complying with the law is the best solution if you do not want to get sued.
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OKRainbowKid
2y ago
Prices have been going down for about a year, and are now lower than before the war, despite massive shocks and transformations. Also, if you care about low prices, nuclear is among the worst options.
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2y ago
And so does blind love!
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OKRainbowKid
2y ago
I don't understand what point you're trying to make. Are you implying that climate change / global warming isn't caused by humans?
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2y ago
This is also why we have actually meaningful consumer protections in place.
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OKRainbowKid
3y ago
Do you have a source for that story? Asian refugees are pretty rare here, so it's interesting how they would confuse them for one.
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OKRainbowKid
3y ago
This could be achieved by generating embeddings of suitable representations of the categories once, and then embedding the content at runtime, before using some distance metric to find matching categories for the content embedding.
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OKRainbowKid
3y ago
Check out IP-Adapter, FaceID, and Reactor.