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atemerev
1y ago
So, worse than R1, and only 24B version is open weights? NGMI. R1 is awesome, and full 630B version is open.
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atemerev
1y ago
If you didn't change your phone number in the last two years or so, it is most probably in one of the data leaks that could be downloaded by anyone.
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atemerev
1y ago
Aider does everything right. Stop using Cursor or any other agentic environments. Try Aider, it works exactly as suggested here.
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atemerev
1y ago
So basically being a startup employee is a very bad deal, and you should either be employed at big tech, or be a founder yourself. But how startups find early employees then?
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atemerev
1y ago
I don't know, I still use Firefox as my primary browser.
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atemerev
1y ago
Spacer gifs, OMG, the memories! <table> should be enough for everyone. What is the motion jpeg hack? I made my own streaming too before websocket... but I never heard of this.
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atemerev
1y ago
What? It is on OpenRouter and HuggingFace. You can download it and run it locally on your own machine. Unless you work for the government, nobody will deny you that.
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atemerev
1y ago
Absolutely all mental trap issues were resolved when my doctor finally approved Ozempic. Apparently, all this was caused by a tiny chemical disbalance in my neural circuits. Snap, instant cure. No side effects. I lost 26 kg (57 pounds) in 1
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atemerev
1y ago
That was their voluntary decision supported by the population of both states. A closer analogy would have been some proposals to dissolve the German state forever after WW2, and get its parts annexed by other states. But that didn't ha
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atemerev
1y ago
Revolution is a change of government, not the end of the state. And the state of Israel is recognized by other states and the UN.
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atemerev
1y ago
Well, if your logic is pretending to be universal, then it should apply to Palestinian Arabs as well. Why they should have the right to their state and Israeli Jews don't? (Or vice versa)
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atemerev
1y ago
"They" are me, I am a religious Zionist Jew. I believe that Palestine has the right to exist, just like Israel. Israel is the land of our ancestors, which was ruined by Romans and then settled through Arab conquests (Arabian colon
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atemerev
1y ago
Well, the soldier mindset and "us vs them" mindset is deadly, and the history is littered with mountains of corpses of people who subscribed to this world view, as well as millions of their innocent collateral victims. Hate is dea
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atemerev
1y ago
Zionism is the notion that the state of Israel has the right to exist. Opposing Zionism is the call to destruction of the entire nation-state, and, therefore, a call to genocide. (Opposing the actions of said state is, of course, a natural
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atemerev
1y ago
I never found any of his ideas interesting. Unusual, maybe, but unusual does not mean interesting. I come from a country with a history of autocracy, and it has been an absolute dogma for me to not touch anything autocratic with a six-mile
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atemerev
1y ago
Well, sure, and then Europeans wonder why Chinese and US AI labs moved so much forward.
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atemerev
1y ago
There are leaks and breaches to explore
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atemerev
1y ago
This is why you should have 1 click CSV export of all bad people in authoritarian governments, and build tools to fight them. Because they certainly won't stop using the technology, no matter how long you speak about ethics. If you won
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atemerev
1y ago
The only way to fight bad actors using the technology is good actors using the technology. You can write walls of texts about ethics and social failure. Bad actors won't care. You can tell everyone that some technology is bad and every
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atemerev
1y ago
Well, I read a lot. I have two e-readers and stacks and stacks of paper books... ...and, I still read 90% of my books on my phone. It is good enough. It is fast and responsive. It is always with me.
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atemerev
1y ago
Though a single "fuck" at this Jedi children scene in Revenge of Sith wouldn't be out of place.
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atemerev
1y ago
Neither is most of software.
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atemerev
1y ago
Well, that's a part of the problem — it was controlled by a corporation which didn't have any interest in opening it. Therefore it has been excised from the Web. Same goes for Java applets. It's always politics.
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atemerev
1y ago
I remember their visceral negative reaction when anybody brought Project 2025 in discussions. Now, of course, Project 2025 is used as the actual blueprint and nearly fully implemented, and they are seemingly OK with it. So no, these people
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atemerev
1y ago
The cult — maybe. But if you are bringing a comparison with the Soviet system — the autocracy itself remained for 40 more years, only to be promptly reinstated through Putin.
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atemerev
1y ago
Model risk — events of such magnitude may affect the probability of existence of Manifold, betting markets in general, and even the US dollar (in USSR-Russia transition, roubles were made worthless three times in a row). Unless you are an a
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atemerev
1y ago
https://rjimmigrationlaw.com/resources/o-1-visa-update-new-e... "USCIS now permits separate legal entities, such as corporations or limited liability companies (LLCs) owned by the beneficiary, to file O-1 petition
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atemerev
1y ago
Were there any changes in requirements for O visa recently? Did they remove the job offer requirement?
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atemerev
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There are no free countries wealthy enough to do that. European salaries in the academia are laughable even by American academic standards, including supposedly rich countries like Germany and Netherlands. Switzerland is too small, and cut
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atemerev
1y ago
Yes, and much easier than reprogramming. Also more lucrative.
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