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by _ache_ 1y ago
That is a very good question. The short answer is you can't. But There is enough hints that he maybe implicated at least as much as his collaborators. One for example, is a testimony of a "smuggler" that he deposited the dirt
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by _ache_ 1y ago
I hesitated to call it a nickname, as the name is "Paris-La Santé". But got covered by Wikipédia " https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prison_de_la_Sant%C3%A9 ", so I did called it a nickname too. I'm
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by _ache_ 1y ago
Hey! The Seine isn't dirty as this guy. Maybe the Seine was heavily covered as dirty by the media but remember that you shouldn't swim in the San Francisco bay either. Wait for the next JO to hear about water quality problem with
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by _ache_ 1y ago
We are losing our democracy, same reasons as the USA. We are just fighting as much as we can.
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by _ache_ 1y ago
Speeding is a big word here. It's been 13years already. But I agree with you. And actually Sarkozy was the most pushing politic to support this, not just when it's about him.
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by _ache_ 1y ago
Please, can you explains the difference between "convicted" and "condemned"? Convicted is about the fact of been a criminal and condemned about the fact that you have a condamnation/conviction/sentence?
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by _ache_ 1y ago
French joke. He is jailed in a jail nicknamed "La Santé", which is also the the french cheers sentence. "À la votre *et la santé". Will be the running gag of this christmas and new year.
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by _ache_ 1y ago
France population isn't very better, I can assure you, it's not about been brave. We just still have a working judiciary system. But for how long? It barely correctly financed and his independence his attacked every days in the ol
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by _ache_ 1y ago
To be fair, the probability that the short explanation "He received money from Libya for his presidential campaign" is actually the truth is very high. There is no formal proofs, but as you say, (the judges deliberated that) there
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by _ache_ 1y ago
And it's the second sentence for a illegal financing of his presidential campaign. Formal proofs of this illegal financing have been linked to two of his closest collaborators but not him directly. He is so convicted for "associat
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by _ache_ 1y ago
What do you mean by "kneecapped for training"? Isn't it 128GB of VRAM enougth for small model training, that a current GC can't do? Obviously, even with connectx, it's only 240Gi of VRAM, so no big models can be tra
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by _ache_ 1y ago
I get the idea. But isn't 128G of "VRAM" (unified actually) could train a usefull ViT model ? I don't think the 5090 could do that with only 32G of VRAM, couldn't it ?
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by _ache_ 1y ago
The conference in question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=suFspoY3bBU The article is a good "first introduction" to the presentation.
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by _ache_ 1y ago
Assuming you can self-host, you may be interested in OpenChess-Insights, abandonned but still working (on Linux, small error L420 in template/analysis.html). It's a interesting PoC. https://github.com/LinkAnJarad&#
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by _ache_ 1y ago
What does Bechara means? DuckDuckGo doesn't help me much. "Poor thing" maybe? Anyway, I think you should change friends. Or study subjects. Either way. Btw, these look like parasites or worms under microscope.
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by _ache_ 1y ago
Deepseek starts out as a one-man operation. Like any company that has attracted a lot of attention, it becomes a "target" of the CCP, which then takes measures such as prohibiting key employees from leaving the country AND setting
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by _ache_ 1y ago
OMG. I was quite young. /o\ I wish it was code-switching but the true may be that my english wasn't very good. I learn yesterday that a French spy DGSE (French NSA) was spotted by the Canadian after exactly this kind of english er
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by _ache_ 1y ago
Here is the one from the article. https://linsoluble-casse-tete.fr/products/25-y-constantin
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by _ache_ 1y ago
I did the exact same thing in C++ 10 years ago ! Same puzzle. :D I wonder if I can still find the source code. (Found it! Source code was in French and not very elegant but it works, glorified brute force aka Backtracking). I'm eager t
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by _ache_ 1y ago
Me too...
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by _ache_ 1y ago
Isn't it just a git directory? You should just `git clone that`.
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by _ache_ 1y ago
I suspect Lynx isn't very sophisticated because I just tried with curl and it works like a charm.
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by _ache_ 1y ago
I can ear the Nintendo lawyers...
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by _ache_ 1y ago
Can I ask which country? You said originated in China but is it China or another east Asia country?
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by _ache_ 1y ago
Leaky pipe ? It's not a bug, it's a feature!
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by _ache_ 1y ago
Context is not infinite yet. New standard for something that maybe false very soon is just a bad idea.
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by _ache_ 1y ago
It's odd. There multiples problems on that blog. https://xenodium.com/emacs-as-your-video-trimming-tool/ Is fixed and also fix various typo in the blog post. Bbut has other bugs, for example, the title link redire
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by _ache_ 1y ago
I get the point a minimal browser and WASM, but Java bytecode ?! Why not Python bytecode ? Seems unreasonable to me to add any specific bytecode support. By layout rules you mean get rid of CSS ? Sounds also unreasonable IMHO. And no WebAud
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by _ache_ 1y ago
Technically it for the version of ChatControl of mid-2024 where it was about adding a backdoor to E2E. I didn't find most recent data. But the current version isn't "volontarily" (you mean unpaid or self-willed ?), it&#x
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by _ache_ 1y ago
Can't see the Website. I'm the only one with a HTTPS problem here? Bad domain, `art.mahajana.net` instead of 0x80.pl.

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