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by buyucu 1y ago
Intel will be taught in business schools as a textbook example of hubris and pride.
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by buyucu 1y ago
I don't get the anti-Linux hate that some people have. I get apathy, it's normal not to care. But I don't understand why anyone would actively root against a free and open alternative. This is great news btw, and consistent
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by buyucu 1y ago
Who uses a Chromebook for dev work? No surprise employees want to bring in their own laptops.
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by buyucu 1y ago
No they don't. My PiHole and uBlock Origin stops it.
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by buyucu 1y ago
I would pay for the development of a decent free browser. I'm sure a lot of people would. The problem is that Mozilla is so badly mismanaged that we don't feel paying for the current state of Mozilla. Mitchell Baker's tenure
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by buyucu 1y ago
Does that also outlaw medical content?
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by buyucu 1y ago
This is why they are doing it. Goverments wants ID-check before anyone uses the internet. So they pick a topic like pornography to get their foot through the door. It's salami tactics.
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by buyucu 1y ago
It's probably country specific. The country you live in might be on Twitter, but many are on Threads. Social networks live on network effects. You don't choose a social network, you just go where everyone else is.
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by buyucu 1y ago
Deepseek is far more worthy of the name OpenAI than Sam Altman's ClosedAI.
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by buyucu 1y ago
Probably ClosedAI's model was not as good as some of the models being released now. They are delaying it to do some last minute benchmark hacking.
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by buyucu 1y ago
At the end of the day an LM is just a machine that talks. It might say silly things, bad things, nonsensical things, or even crazy insane things. But end the end of the day it just talks. Words don't kill. LM safety is just a market
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by buyucu 1y ago
When Aaron Schwartz did it, he ended up dying.
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by buyucu 1y ago
shoes-off policy at airports was probably the longest running snake-oil of all time.
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French City of Lyon Kicks Out Microsoft(news.itsfoss.com)
59 points by buyucu 1y ago|23 comments
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by buyucu 1y ago
Which they do all the time. Import substitution is a thing. It works.
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by buyucu 1y ago
People can host websites in countries other than the one they live in. It took me ~10 seconds to figure out the guy is Turkish and talking about Turkish defence industry.
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by buyucu 1y ago
Chinese companies are making great silicon, but they haven't begun exporting them in large numbers. The Chinese internal market is huge, so they will probably continue to grow there before they flood the world with cheap silicon. It
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Baidu to join open-source movement with Ernie 4.5 models publicly available(scmp.com)
1 points by buyucu 1y ago|0 comments
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Huawei releases an open weight model trained on Huawei Ascend GPUs(arxiv.org)
321 points by buyucu 1y ago|333 comments
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by buyucu 1y ago
competition is always good.
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by buyucu 1y ago
I'm not an American and could not care about your petty rat races.
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by buyucu 1y ago
> That's why they're getting bombed. by countries that already have nuclear bombs.
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by buyucu 1y ago
I said this before, but will say it again: Trump is pure evil, but he is having positive (unintended) consequences. One of them will be is the migration he is triggering away from Big Tech.
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by buyucu 1y ago
If this doesn't convince Iran to make nuclear bombs, nothing will.
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by buyucu 1y ago
Can you blame them. CIA overthrew the only democratic government they ever had, and replaced it with a dictator.
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by buyucu 1y ago
The rhetoric coming from Iran is very mild compared to the ulta-religious venom coming from Tel Aviv.
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by buyucu 1y ago
This is why my company will never, ever use any Microsoft product.
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by buyucu 1y ago
this is exactly the point I was trying to make.
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by buyucu 1y ago
Nothing new or innovative happens with this backwards mindset.
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by buyucu 1y ago
Excel is not powerful. People use it because they are too lazy to learn something new.

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