Phelinofist

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by Phelinofist 6d ago
> a booming industrial economy Nothing more important than that!!
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by Phelinofist 11d ago
> Also, the page reads like an open source “We’re finished, we’re tired.” I mean it's short and concise and there are additional resources that provide more detail. IMHO it's not a bad thing.
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by Phelinofist 14d ago
Those sweet $$$. He probably gets a few shares once they IPO.
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by Phelinofist 17d ago
I work for a company developing speech assistants. We use a blackboard as central component, driving the event based architecture. Agents can subscribe to files/folders on the blackboard (represented as URIs), thus enabling cooperation
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by Phelinofist 21d ago
> we are going to back protectionism Who started this, GeNuInElY cUrIoUs
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by Phelinofist 24d ago
> I doubt I'd go far out of my way to help them, even if I had exposure to them. Too busy crippling sideloading I guess
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by Phelinofist 26d ago
I mean it is true that Europe is lagging behind in some frontier things, but if the price for catching up means uncontrollable mega corps it is not worth it. Europe also has some very high-tech companies so I think we are still good.
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by Phelinofist 26d ago
It's a good thing - AI is in basically everything, it needs regulation.
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by Phelinofist 1mo ago
Which honestly is a good thing? Starbucks sucks. Every small coffee in the EU has a unique flair. I don't like and don't want mega-corps.
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by Phelinofist 1mo ago
“The Commission welcomes the changes made by Apple to its commercial terms,” commented a spokesperson for the European Commission. This announcement, the spokesperson continues, is “the result of close dialogue between the Commission and Ap
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by Phelinofist 1mo ago
I agree with your top-level-ish reply - the response by the EU was certainly smart and there are some really interesting things going atm that will loosen the dependency on the US. But just for _feel good_ I would've liked at least a b
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by Phelinofist 1mo ago
Good for Canada, quite a shame the EU folded so easily
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by Phelinofist 1mo ago
> Only EU providers It is though, if that is what you want
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by Phelinofist 1mo ago
Cortecs.ai
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by Phelinofist 1mo ago
Just a reminder that cortecs.ai exists. Pretty much the same as OpenRouter but build in Europe.
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by Phelinofist 2mo ago
The US is no longer a trusted partner. Actually hasn't been for quite a while.
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by Phelinofist 2mo ago
I agree - also kinda funny that Meta followed and also reported a breach by their model, "They are getting PR, lets do the same!"
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by Phelinofist 2mo ago
But you can use Wero also from your good old desktop PC, right? Sure, paying in a restaurant with Wero for example might need this, but I think this is a really, really great first step in the right direction
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by Phelinofist 2mo ago
TBH a lot of devs working on this are probably really good devs, but having experience in the German car OEM market I can quite confidently say that usually it's management pushing unreasonable deadlines/stupid features/setti
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by Phelinofist 3mo ago
> US platform
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by Phelinofist 3mo ago
The time limits seem pretty generous
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by Phelinofist 3mo ago
That is my understanding as well, so the title is misleading at best
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by Phelinofist 3mo ago
> DeepSeek is going to go buy 20,000 fake IDs for their fake distillation accounts I'm rooting for China here, feels strange but well
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by Phelinofist 3mo ago
> As a non-US citizen ... > My next step is exploring OpenRouter and other models May I suggest using Cortecs.ai then? OpenRouter is US-based as well and since you have been bitten by this already perhaps it's really time to chan
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by Phelinofist 3mo ago
That's pure comedy
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by Phelinofist 3mo ago
Since it was created by _Open_AI surely it's really open and we can check, right? SCNR
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by Phelinofist 3mo ago
"Without AI" is the new "Written in Rust", SCNR
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by Phelinofist 4mo ago
But it also shows the number of removed reviews (in a range like 0-50, 50-100 and so forth). If you encounter a restaurant with 5 starts but a lot of removed reviews you know whats up.
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by Phelinofist 4mo ago
What is the problem with using a middleman with XMR?
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by Phelinofist 4mo ago
So can VRAM actually be used like regular RAM? E.g. if I have a 16GB module and my GPU has 16GB VRAM, could it be made so that my system reports 32GB RAM? What would be the implications of that?

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