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by andreashaerter 1y ago
Trademark action incoming in 3, 2, 1, ... and deservedly so. They even copied their graphic language. "Claudia" closely resembles "Claude," especially in the software/AI space. * IR: https://register.dpma
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by andreashaerter 1y ago
Same for me. Big nope. Investing quite a lot of time to figure out hosting LLMs locally in comparable quality without investing too much money (as smaller environments will never have a large budget for this).
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by andreashaerter 1y ago
> What am I missing? The core of the article. OpenAI is currently retaining all the chat data indefinitely - even for plus/pro users as s a result of a court order. Please read: https://openai.com/index/response
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by andreashaerter 1y ago
CNAMEs. I do this for everything. Example: 1. Your main domain is important.example.com with provider A. No DNS API token for security. 2. Your throwaway domain in a dedicated account with DNS API is example.net with provider B and a DNS AP
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by andreashaerter 1y ago
Default for copyleft licenses for open source or life with the consequences. Licenses like the GNU Affero General Public License (AGPL) might prevent some corporations from using an open-source project because they do not want to release th
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by andreashaerter 1y ago
I also recommend an insightful talk by the author of the article, delivered at a Chaos Computer Club (CCC) event (GPN, Gulaschprogrammiernacht) on this topic. Unfortunately, it's only available in German, but it's definitely worth
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by andreashaerter 2y ago
This is partially mentioned in the linked conversation at https://chaos.social/@gsuberland/113084501943452456 : > @greg this is also why it only ends up working temporarily in some consoles. if other components (part
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by andreashaerter 3y ago
busy blocking the co-founder https://twitter.com/defunkt/status/1754610843361362360
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by andreashaerter 3y ago
Well, it is the other way around in my bubble. If there is any Windows it is running in a VM. But I guess we are not regular consumers. :-) However, I think common Linux Desktop usage (Browser, Media, Mail, …) was never easier than today. J
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by andreashaerter 3y ago
Exactly. Red Hat is ending some things others never even considered to offer. Yet, people stand in line with... Oracle, WTF. FUD sadly works. Especially while RH still making things accessible for people without money and testers, e.g. htt
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by andreashaerter 3y ago
As a tab hoarder, I also a) need "Auto Tab Discard" which sends unused tabs in the background to sleep, not consuming resources. b) enjoy I can still use CSS to hack the tab bar for e.g. three scrollable rows
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by andreashaerter 3y ago
> If I was your team lead I'd give you a warning, same as I would if you didn't use an IDE or source control. I really think you mix up a) common rules as they are needed to work together and (like style or source control) b) l
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by andreashaerter 3y ago
How do you deal with NDAs and privacy issues? Do you not work on any code which is not OK to share with Microsoft?
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by andreashaerter 3y ago
Be careful when burning / process PVC. https://www.greenpeace.org/usa/wp-content/uploads/legacy/Glo...
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by andreashaerter 3y ago
I think many start-ups use open source mainly as an argument for adoption in the ecosystem, and they have to consider the consequences. Many projects avoid choosing AGPL or GPLv3 licenses to facilitate easier enterprise adoption ('Hey,
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by andreashaerter 3y ago
> No one cares that JohnFen choses to not render them as HTML. Ironically, this is a reaction to "email is text only!" as stereotypical as the comment you are venting about. You simply put your own bubble in the center of the u
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by andreashaerter 3y ago
I think the quite new project OpenTalk might be worth a look. Quite a lot activity currently. Code: https://opentalk.eu/en/open-source-code-und-community Demo: https://opentalk.eu/en/demo A bit of