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by abc42 4mo ago
Kinda disturbing that in order to secure a win as a right-wing candidate, you have to be some kind of a toxic person.
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by abc42 4mo ago
It's genuinely small. You can put it in your pocket and forget that it's there. I'm continually amazed that people don't seem to want that.
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by abc42 4mo ago
As long as open source projects avoid using AI, surely? Why wouldn't they be able to reap the benefits also?
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by abc42 4mo ago
I know this is kind of silly, but even though TA's game mechanics are obviously great, I really liked its ambience and story. The sort of a melancholic vibe of a slow-moving neverending war. BAR in contrast is a bit of a PvP clickfest,
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by abc42 4mo ago
Well, it's more complicated than that. Let's imagine that China and USA do some equally bad thing against my privacy, let's say intercept and store all the traffic between myself and my AI provider. I am inclined to excuse it
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by abc42 4mo ago
There's just no way he can be allowed to live forever unless it's in Hague prison. Absolutely not. He's the single source of 90% of the shit we see in the world right now.
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by abc42 4mo ago
That's roughly the same amount US has given Israel since 1948. Probably not directly comparable, mind you, but still a funny coincidence.
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by abc42 4mo ago
>What does China do that US does not? Support the enemies of my country, most probably. With Trump, this has admittedly become a bit more non-obvious, but I think it's mainly still so.
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by abc42 4mo ago
Genuine question: How safe is it to use Chinese models via their services? Surely Anthropic and OpenAI are ingesting what I push there as well, but they're at least vaguely allied with my home country geopolitically. China on the other
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by abc42 4mo ago
Do you think $10 is a lot of money for a carton of milk? I think it is.
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by abc42 4mo ago
Especially when the $200 / month subscription will give anyone enough credits to drive opus 4.8 max 12 hours every day.
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by abc42 4mo ago
Even if they were making a profit, their scale and expertise will obviously give you a cheaper product than what you can build.
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by abc42 4mo ago
What kind of usage chews through Claude Max x20? I use several agents with max effort in parallel and usually end up with something like 50% weekly usage. Fable almost allowed me to get to 70% but then they started resetting the limits mid-
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Elon Musk Becomes the First Trillionaire. Is That Such a Bad Thing?(reason.com)
6 points by abc42 4mo ago|4 comments
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by abc42 4mo ago
Same reason why several projects have integrated Lua to their runtime over the past 30 years. Extensibility and hot reloading.
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by abc42 4mo ago
Yeah, more like architecture or management.
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by abc42 4mo ago
If we ever get that technology, of course it will be the worst possible people who will first get immortality.