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by Ukv 4mo ago
Not to say this necessarily isn't the reason, but I always get the feeling with "stock up/down amid investor optimism/fears of XYZ" headlines like this that you could secretly replace the financial reporter's d
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by Ukv 4mo ago
Removing free user data is unfortunate, but understandable that it might eventually come to that. A monthly subscription to regain access is questionable to me, since it'd mean they are still storing the images. A one-time fee could
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by Ukv 4mo ago
> disgusting anti-democratic suggestion [...] denying them representation I assume the idea isn't that developing a game means you don't get to vote as a citizen, but that the industry can't lobby for special access (&qu
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by Ukv 4mo ago
> Most of people, when they claim that something is rational or logical, actually mean that it's a position that they agree with I'd claim a relevant axis is argument as deduction (common in mathematics) vs argument as rhetoric
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by Ukv 4mo ago
> Why doesn’t AI have the same KYC regulations as banks? Fair to criticize "Open"AI, but I really don't want a "solution" that's just even more surveillance.
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by Ukv 4mo ago
The documentation claims it's new (Fable 5 released yesterday), whereas the comment claims it's been happening for several years.
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by Ukv 4mo ago
> Even that $1/Mtok provided by Together AI is heavily subsidized Can you link this? I'm unable to find them offering deepseek-v4-flash. I think you could even host the pro model for a bit under $1/Mtok. You can get ~100
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by Ukv 4mo ago
DeepSeek models are open-source so there are a bunch of third-party providers offering similar prices. Factoring in that DeepSeek have to train the model (whereas third parties can make a small profit over just the inference costs) I'd
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by Ukv 4mo ago
https://www.stepsecurity.io/blog/miasma-worm-hits-microsoft-... mentions that it plants `.claude/settings.json`, `.gemini/settings.json`, `.cursor/rules/setup.mdc`, and `.vscode/tasks.json` to
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by Ukv 4mo ago
I'm using the current ELO of the models, and both are still running in the arena.
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by Ukv 4mo ago
> It's fairly clear that the current design (by which I mean the entire concept of the deep neural network) has its limits Maybe, but people have been saying deep learning is about to hit a wall since 2012, and many reasonable-sound
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by Ukv 4mo ago
Price of the current frontier may vary, but price for a given level of capability tends to drop pretty fast. April of last year you'd get 1431 ELO[0] from o3-2025-04-16 for $8.00 per million output tokens. April of this year you can ge
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by Ukv 4mo ago
etiam's right that "in Israel and possibly other middle east countries" wouldn't fit onto the HN title, which is relevant to raincole's clickbait accusation. The original Github issue title fits, but that doesn&#x27
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by Ukv 4mo ago
> This is about app specific data, not text A hybrid clipboard system is possible, but adds complexity and won't necessarily eliminate platform-specific bugs. > No app needs to worry about copying text between text fields, system
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by Ukv 4mo ago
> There are frameworks and libraries that handle 100% of clipboard OS specifics They're sufficient in many cases, but you'll still sometimes need the control of working with COM/etc. directly, and those libraries don'
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by Ukv 4mo ago
> There’s no use case for system clipboard There are many things it makes sense to copy/drag-drop between applications. There are cases where you might not need to, but using the system clipboard is still common. > Meanwhile, ope
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by Ukv 4mo ago
> The aforementioned RawTherapee has no such issues I don't mean to claim that the mentioned issues are unavoidable or that some piece of software is more likely than not to have these issues, just that when there are OS-specific is
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by Ukv 4mo ago
smlen would be 0 for both if there are no small numbers, so end result of both is an empty array. For the first version small_numbers[0] will contain an arbitrary value at the end, and for the second version it happens to contain the last n
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by Ukv 4mo ago
Performance, clipboard behaviour, and file browser persistence seem like fairly typical OS-specific issues. Obviously not great if they're not properly testing macOS, but I don't think it's an "even bigger red flag"
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by Ukv 4mo ago
The big water usage numbers are always from including hydropower (as this report does, mentioned on page 34), so most of the water just continues on into the sea.
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by Ukv 4mo ago
> Except that the same shit happens on ubereats/instacart/doordash driver apps where basically everything is self-serve [...] That the password-reset was self-serve yet made up 80% of calls was Sohcahtoa82's point. Users t
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by Ukv 4mo ago
Security scanners won't be "manual in-depth analysis of all new code" or "Just running and seeing it do things", but somewhere in-between - utilizing static analysis/machine learning. It's a cat-and-mouse
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by Ukv 4mo ago
Security scans and authors realizing an unauthorized version was pushed will generally happen regardless of whether regular users updated. Even for compromises that are found by users updating, it'd generally be better to reduce the nu
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by Ukv 4mo ago
The BGB (German civil code) looks to have similar: > Section 276(3): The obligor may not be released in advance from liability for intent
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by Ukv 4mo ago
> when library provider asks for "do not use any model" To my understanding the stance was only really communicated after/because of this ticket ("For everyone listening: I added explicit disclosure of how output to s
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by Ukv 4mo ago
Shutting down operations as Lavabit/Silent Circle did doesn't negate existing contractual obligations. Voluntarily dissolving the company would also involve completing performance of outstanding contracts.
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by Ukv 4mo ago
Bankruptcy process already involves identifying and administering the company's assets, so releasing the server software (as-is) to owners of the game could be part of that.
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by Ukv 4mo ago
You still can sell X months access, if that's what you plainly state is being bought. I don't think you could sell "for as long as the developer supports the game" specifically, since that'd be an illusory promise (
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by Ukv 4mo ago
> There's lots of proprietary middleware in use in online games If bills like this pass, there'd be financial pressure on middleware providers to allow distribution at end-of-life (or for their component to be easily severed) e
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by Ukv 4mo ago
> much like telling someone "please die" If you believed the recipient to be susceptible to the instruction and your intention really was to have them commit suicide, I'm not sure you'd get off scot free if they end u

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