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by _ache_ 6mo ago
I'm not denying that it happens. I'm saying that it not the classical way to spam people nowadays. It's obvious to any non native english speaker, when you have a spam in english, it is because they toke the email from the we
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by _ache_ 6mo ago
I'm sorry, but that is not how email address are spammed in bulk. The data-source are the enormous data breach that are more and more frequent. There is more intensive to collect more information on someone you already know something a
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by _ache_ 6mo ago
Absolutely, that is misleading to not-much-technical people, maybe intentionally. Does not inspire confidence.
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by _ache_ 6mo ago
> Yes. OpenYak is local-first. Your conversations and files are stored only on your machine. When using cloud models, only API calls to LLM providers leave your computer. So local-first and still upload files to cloud models if you confi
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by _ache_ 6mo ago
In France, not only our law are versioned. It's formally proved too! https://catala-lang.org/ *Edit*: Woah ! The French crew is here. We are at least 5 quoting a variation of < https://www.legifrance.gou
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by _ache_ 6mo ago
How can we get the wav ? `curl -A "Mozilla/5.0" "http://<C2C_EndPoint>/hangup.wav"` does hang. No ... I tried hard. But still get a timeout. import urllib.request import base64 de
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by _ache_ 6mo ago
I come from a island where its common to pain with sand. About one hundred beach, around two hundred colors, green is hard to make. I learned that local sand composition is very affected by local geology.
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by _ache_ 6mo ago
And ê, when pronounced (most of the cases) it's just a è. ë, contrary as said in the article (full slop?) is the most complicated and with some exceptions. But there is so few words that use that letter that you just don't have to
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
They did ask AI if AGI what a great name. It said that it was the greatest name possible. It's bold, aspirational, and ... polarizing?! Oh god! Mistral tell me it's highly polarizing, will make the buzz and it's risky but any
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
About IP. It's 70 years after the death of the author in France, so Camus (car crash in 1960) books will be PD in 2030. There is an exception for people who lost live from war (+30 years), so 2044 is the year the elevate to PD for &q
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
I was going to say that pnpm isn't that old but wikipedia says 2017!
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
If you evaluate fascism in terms of donation, yes. But it is more about the political opinions, IMHO, and Anthropic doesn't sound more attractive than the competitors. Anthropic is very much to the right of the transhumanism spectrum (
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
There is no way is it not generated on user computer. "get the correct command first" and "shipping a [external] dataset" are incompatible.
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
Yes, you are doing it too with antropic an xAI. I don't get your point. xAI and OpenAI are a little worst? Maybe, still very well fascism.
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
AI company crying over IP violation. Incredible.
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
As I say, I understand the goal of having a cheat sheet that can distills a big chunk of math. But that distillation would have been better done by a neural network instead of the creation of a prompt (fine-tuning or pure distillation). B
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
Well, I only tried ~~one~~ two servers: T560: Priced £3,505 in may 2025: https://web.archive.org/web/20250702124754/https://www.dell.... Now at £13,979: https://www.dell.com/en-uk/sh
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
Already saw it on Mastodon yesterday. A better presentation is in the other link. ( https://competition.sair.foundation/competitions/mathematics... ) I understand the idea of a distillation challenge but it really feels
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
They are toxic.
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
Aren't your Hackernews answers automatised?
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
On part with top ThinkPad, the experience is overall better (better Linux support, less noise, easier to hack, ...). The bad points: - The colored bezel is shit. - The way is open wasn't good for me and had to switch the hinges.
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
What the hell ?! Nearly 10% ?! How can it be?! World wide, it seems to be around 4% since 2004. Page 22 (French but it's just numbers, you can read it). < https://www.eib.org/files/publications/thematic&#x
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
"Exposure" means here, I think, that they feed the 6.X code version to Claude.
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
My bet is Nvidia is using massive AI ability to dictate its investments. And it logically predict that not much (more) investments are needed and it need time to become profitable. That a signal that nobody should invest more in the IA big
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
I switch from ThinkPad to Framework because they couldn't send me a replacement keyboard. They want me to send the keyboard back to get a refund but I never receive it so... I never did get a refund. Later, Framework send me a laptop i
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
The OS is working well, but have privacy and security concerns. Is it better than a stock OS? I don't know, maybe, maybe not, it depends on the stock OS.
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
Yeah, it's a typo (I'm french speaking, AI is IA in french and sometime I type it in french instead of english).
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
I must agree, you are right, GOS is only on Pixel phones. But we have to keep in mind that /e/ has a lot of problems, the only one solved is sending data to Google. The security aspect of the OS is problematic and some key element
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
Actually ... Not infinitely long. You wont have a precise value since each measure can be increased by taking a smaller "step" or "ruler", but it won't be infinite.
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by _ache_ 7mo ago
In France we have a report on Chinese officials abusing diplomatic rights to oppress Chinese critics (from Chineses expatriated people). The disproportion between how this people express they opposition and how Chinese officials track them

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