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by blackoil 4mo ago
> after a weekend reboot Isn't new outlook lives in the cloud? So this shouldn't be a usecase.
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by blackoil 4mo ago
> duckdb is so nice coupled with claude code Can you expand upon it? You mean claude code use it to store its memory/state or it can do business queries using DuckDB.
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by blackoil 4mo ago
It is an OLAP db. So you can have a pipeline storing data in parquet files in S3. And then use DuckDB to directly query on it.
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by blackoil 4mo ago
I think people overrate 'local' part of open Models vs private. With OpenAI my choice is 1. I have to use them, even if they decide to double the cost or work with govt to blow my country. My $5 server can't run GLM but I hav
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by blackoil 4mo ago
> Models don't know anything across iterations yet. Can you expand. They have both context and memory?
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by blackoil 4mo ago
Collectively Europe has talent and money to support it. Whole point of sovreignity around it is to have inhouse the talent and capacity to have essential resources even if it can be have for cheap from other nations/alliances. That is
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by blackoil 4mo ago
Gorilla by Facebook had this. Value is stored as delta and time as delta of delta.
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by blackoil 4mo ago
> You force the founder to give up their private property just because it is valuable? That's how taxes work.
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by blackoil 4mo ago
Religion is one of the best at marketing and fund-raising since millenias. Why is it surprising that they adapt to new tech? They have done it for printing press before that.
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by blackoil 4mo ago
If that is the question. Those customers anyway won't be using any LLM or cloud services in first place. If you are a jornalist investigating nations, stay away from everything.
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by blackoil 4mo ago
Salt water fish can process sea water, no point in evolving for saltier brine if you have oceans of 3% water.
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by blackoil 4mo ago
Hopefully someone has asked right questions and removed confusing answers/hallucinations.
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by blackoil 4mo ago
In terms of biomass humans are much larger than ants.
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by blackoil 5mo ago
Are these "pure" Sony or from new JV with TCL?
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by blackoil 5mo ago
Those were John Ive era laptops where form ruled function. Poor thermal, less ports, less keys were all features.
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by blackoil 5mo ago
Erin Brockovich is popular enough that it justifies duplicacy of efforts, amount of visibility her name will brings in much more value than cost of building it.
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by blackoil 5mo ago
During Mao/cultural revolution for all the bad, two good things were great focus on K-12 education and reducing religious fundamentalism (curbing religious powerhouses). Both of them are now biting India, alongwith standard problems of
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by blackoil 5mo ago
Come to an Indian city. You'll have cars, 2w, auto, cows coming from 7 directions everywhere.
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by blackoil 5mo ago
Open Source ASML EUV. But will wipe off trillions from US stocks so 401k may not like that.
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by blackoil 5mo ago
Why assume? it should be observable. You can check the code and data traffic to see how it is used.
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by blackoil 7mo ago
Political content is acceptable as long it is negative about certain countries, this isn't about one of them.
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by blackoil 7mo ago
Why are electron apps memory intensive compared to other cross platform frameworks. Is it language, UI system or legacy?
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by blackoil 8mo ago
Theory is that Google pushes up pages which have spent on Google Ads.
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by blackoil 8mo ago
Your comment raises question, if you have ever been to India. Most of those 20% are old people. K-12 education need to be improved but literacy is not a major problem. Also India has cheapest internet in the world.
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by blackoil 8mo ago
> You can make humans more productive If productivity is 10x unless work increases 10x jobs will be gone.
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by blackoil 8mo ago
How to flip burgers better than an AI robot!
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by blackoil 8mo ago
1. Most Web clients aren't light weight. 2. People will buy laptop with low RAM because that's only what they can afford (hopefully upgradable). 3. They'll crib Chrome being slow, and will be suggested to use lightweight apps
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by blackoil 8mo ago
Maybe this RAMmageddon will trigger a wave of optimized softwares that don't need GBs of memory for anything and everything.
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by blackoil 8mo ago
If you still have that wrong kit, now it's the time to sell it to make a fortune.
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by blackoil 8mo ago
We may requires, high sugar food to be labeled like cigarettes, maximum portion size available (largest drink can be 500ml), put more tax on it, advertise against it, ban in schools, ban advertisements in children program/movies.

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