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by SXX 3mo ago
I choose fourth option. 4) googles big model just performs worse than K3 and GLM so they choose not to embarass themself. Like I love Gemini and use it a lot to one-shot whole MR with huge contexts, but its just much worse when its come to
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by SXX 3mo ago
Google also gave away 1 year Gemini plans with Pixel phones that either did not work at all for existing Google One users or messed up subscriptions by downgrading your account to worse plan, or making your existing paid time shorter if yo
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by SXX 3mo ago
Yes I can, but then I wont be able to use some of very convinient fintech services. I also need to maintain my own nextcloud, photo sync infrastructure and backups. Its inconvinient. This is exactly what I talking about.
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by SXX 3mo ago
A lot of banks in UK and EU simply dont offer web access at all.
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by SXX 3mo ago
Apple is very much like WhatsApp. Yes you cant perfectly trust their E2EE against state actors, but both in fact put some effort into making world have little bit more privacy. At least on Desktop we have usable Linux, but on the phones the
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by SXX 3mo ago
What we really need is to journalists and cybersecurity community to use these systems to track few hundred of politicians and publish the results. Just like some crooked cops already used it to stalk their exes. We know how much some billi
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by SXX 3mo ago
Do you also want to install some surveillance software on your phone and laptop so it can watch what you do 100% of time? You know in future it will really help to catch some criminals stealing copyrighted IP, watching some illegal types of
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by SXX 3mo ago
Rules for thee, not for me. Whoever call for it usually thinks they are rich or influencial enough to never ever be affected. They really do believe in it right until they take a flight out of some office window.
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by SXX 3mo ago
> But back to Flock: public cameras are not 24/7 surveillance, as those don't surveil people at home. Fortunatelly for that they can have Amazon partnership. It only got backlash because they been stupid enough to adver
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by SXX 3mo ago
Automated ironing sounds like massive fire hazard even for showing off video.
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by SXX 3mo ago
And its gonna be factually correct. Proprietary models will create slop for you, but will refuse to fix its sloppy security because "safety".
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by SXX 3mo ago
Its not like every single Linux PC have Steam installed either. And if you run Steam client under Wine / Crossover it able to properly detect real platform.
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by SXX 3mo ago
If you check Steam hardware survey you'll see Linux market sgare is 3% against macOS 2%. This is what matter for game studios.
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by SXX 3mo ago
AFAIK Crossover is now able to run without Rosetta: https://www.codeweavers.com/blog/mjohnson/2026/6/11/whats-in... Most likely Wine will work soon too. Only some 32-bit apps will break.
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by SXX 3mo ago
> landing patches to make Wine better on Mac AFAIK they dont contribute back to Wine. There some chance they quietly pay to CodeWeavers, but likely this wouldnt be kept secret. > I fail to see why it matters if they suppor
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by SXX 3mo ago
Easy fix. Apple can just stop breaking compatibility and partner with Valve to port Proton support to Mac. But they wont do it because they want to push their own walled garden. And obviously no one will support it because macOS market shar
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by SXX 3mo ago
Apple could easily make gaming on Mac feasible by contributing to Proton, Wine, DXVK and officially supporting Vulkan at least through translation layer. Or just partner with Valve to do exactly this for their platform. Instead they choose
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by SXX 3mo ago
Apple integrated graphics is quite good. Software is the problem.
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by SXX 3mo ago
Why dont you think proprietary models use these optimization techniques and way more? It very much possible Anthropic, OpenAI and Google able to serve their models much cheaper than their current API prices. They just dont do it because the
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by SXX 3mo ago
To be honest I do not thihk you are wrong. Not in a way AI talent is underpaid, but they unlikely need to offer $1,000,000 sign up bonuses to just create AI lab. Its still pays better than average SWE job, but not x5-x10 more like in US. Th
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by SXX 3mo ago
Durov was smart enough to let community build open source clients and use them. And to make internally built clients open source.
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by SXX 3mo ago
That's weird there no such zones then. It would be nice to be able to pay for a domain 50 years in advance.
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by SXX 3mo ago
.su
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by SXX 3mo ago
Violent extremist groups can also meet in parks and go to a bars. Police should follow everyone around and make everyone wear mandatory surveillance devices. Let's call them portable telescreen. Oh extremists can also buy knives...
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by SXX 3mo ago
And end-to-end encryption not supported on web client and doesn't sync properly between devices. Useless.
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by SXX 3mo ago
What domain zone let you register for more than 10 years?
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by SXX 3mo ago
Sure man. And for Syria or South Sudan $95,000 is enough to live there for the rest of your life, but I'll pass on this opportunity.
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by SXX 3mo ago
Honestly conversation did derailed. For me it isnt about US vs EU. Its about difference between living in a country with some functioning institutions, rule of law and education / healthcare. I do care about having to waste my life set
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by SXX 3mo ago
Whole point is that as expat in developing countries you'll have to DIY your own healthcare. And education if you have children. And pay commercial prices. And good education is either non existing in cheap cities or expensive in expen
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by SXX 3mo ago
If you okay to live like vietnamese person do yes you can live on $700 just fine. Especily if you single, healthy and love driving on motorbikes through rain and take a bit of risks. Plus health insurance like Cigna for $100-200 unless you

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