abroszka33

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by abroszka33 17d ago
You would think that with the AGI that these companies are hyping the review happens in minutes. Weird.
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by abroszka33 20d ago
Sure, if you conjure the materials for the data centers out of thin air. They also consume deinking water, because it's too expensive to make them with closed loop cooling.
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by abroszka33 21d ago
2G is hard to shut down, because it just works, and many of the core services and old phones rely on it. It will survive 5G, 6G, 7G an other Gs.
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by abroszka33 23d ago
> It's the sandbox concept. Some people load into Minecraft and think, "AWESOME! I'M GOING TO BUILD A MALL!" Some people load into Minecraft and think, "WTF is this? Why is there no story? What the hell am I mean
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by abroszka33 1mo ago
This happens when you bait & switch, but the bait never worked... Lucky that game streaming never took off.
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by abroszka33 1mo ago
Looks like agentic coding plateaued, and agentic scientific research is the new hype?
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by abroszka33 1mo ago
Yes, these criminals have achieved quite a lot and it's hard to avoid them. I agree. Apple is not that evil in my opinion compared to the rest. If I don't use Apple then they don't bother me. I don't care about Facebook&
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by abroszka33 1mo ago
You don't really need most of this, or it can be solved simply by thinking and remembering.
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by abroszka33 1mo ago
Yesterday. Do we actually need any of this stuff? Probably not. But it's damn hard to stop enjoying it.
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by abroszka33 1mo ago
AND try to not use Google, Facebook, Amazon, OpenAI, Anthropic, Microsoft, Oracle and other similar products made by asshole companies.
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by abroszka33 1mo ago
It's hard to accept, but there is absolutely nothing you can do about it.
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by abroszka33 1mo ago
Of course it does, Hungary is turning into a desert. Quite easy to see if you live here. And it's only the beginning.
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by abroszka33 1mo ago
I don't think so, a lot of people were just happy that remote work is a thing now and ditched the city for a more comfortable life.
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by abroszka33 1mo ago
https://eu.registerguard.com/story/business/2018/11/11/in-ch... > Gates acknowledged that some reinvented toilets, in small volumes, could cost as much as $10,000, but added, “That will pretty qu
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by abroszka33 1mo ago
America knew how to do it. But they are learning quick from China.
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by abroszka33 1mo ago
He spent a decade trying to make a toilet for Africa and ended up with one costing only 100000 dollars. What a bright man, I would listen to him.
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by abroszka33 1mo ago
I don't think so. At the first chance during COVID people started moving out of big cities. Most people don't need the city, they need a village. We are in cities due to jobs requiring us to be in big cities.
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by abroszka33 1mo ago
The question is whether this OpenAI model was special or the current open source models are capable of this as well. If yes, then it's almost guaranteed that it's already running in an AWS account somewhere.
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by abroszka33 1mo ago
> It's too big, bright and resourceful of a country to choose confrontation instead of collaboration. It's not like we didn't try it. China first have to learn to make deals where both party benefits.
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by abroszka33 1mo ago
Not OP, but I have been using an M1 pro Mac Book since release. It's not sluggish in any way whatsoever.
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by abroszka33 2mo ago
Why would I reduce it? Not going to eat less meat so that Zuck can keep sailing on his mega yacht.
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by abroszka33 2mo ago
Finally, I can stop using it. It's better this way.
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by abroszka33 2mo ago
Do you honestly believe that there is a person at Anthropic, creators of one of the smartest LLM models, whose only job is to spend months writing 150 pages about a model they are going to release? And this person is not using LLMs? I'
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by abroszka33 2mo ago
> 150 pages is really not very long and there doesn't seem to be too much bloat. Maybe it's just me, but 150 pages is like third of a good book. Quite long. And it's full of LLM slop, they did not even bother to remove the
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by abroszka33 2mo ago
What's the point of 150 pages description of a model that's going to be replaced in a couple months? Who even reads this? I know it's cheap to generate text with LLMs, but this is just noise at this point.
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by abroszka33 2mo ago
There is nothing these big tech companies hate more than competition. It took Google, Apple and M$ long long time to establish their monopolies. OpenAI and Anthropic are trying to speed run it.
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by abroszka33 3mo ago
I think Facebook lost a similar lawsuit recently where you had to accept that they can use your data or pay to access the site. And it was found illegal in the EU. The problem is that it takes years and users don't wait for years. Ther
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by abroszka33 3mo ago
> It allows technical folk to live wherever they’d like as long as they’re working remotely. Turns out a simple water cooler technology is enough. We are all back to office because of efficiency.
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by abroszka33 3mo ago
I doubt that. They cannot stop me from downloading movies and series. They cannot stop me from betting or using crypto. It's kinda hard to find a single thing they are able to stop me from doing online and I'm not even trying that
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by abroszka33 3mo ago
There is no way to stop these so just lets get going. The sooner we have age and ID verification on every single website and app the sooner we will have a working decentralised internet that avoids it.

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