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by cbg0 18d ago
Given that we're on HN I probably should've said startup, though depending on the business itself it's not unrealistic for some of those 200-400 employee companies to sit on a free Cloudflare plan if their entire website is s
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by cbg0 18d ago
I was explaining why I believe it's a super popular service. I have no affiliation or stock, just a regular user.
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by cbg0 18d ago
What you're paying for is business continuity, not for them to host your site. I know you can host the site itself on much cheaper infrastructure.
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by cbg0 18d ago
> The front door is not the whole stack Hey Claude, can you move the ciphercue blog to Cloudflare so it can deal with traffic from HN? On a more serious note, Cloudflare comes packed with features even on its free plan which makes it use
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by cbg0 18d ago
Blocking EU from those services would crash the valuation of US AI companies, so I'm not expecting it to happen.
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by cbg0 19d ago
Fines like this always come with a legal obligation to adhere to the requirements, it's never just a cost of doing business.
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by cbg0 20d ago
My ublock origin blocked ~20 elements on page load so I'm pretty sure that's intentional.
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by cbg0 20d ago
The "trials" you're referring to is probably this study on 1000-word short stories https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/judgment-and-decisio...
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by cbg0 21d ago
We've gone the "crowdsorting" route but if we didn't go this way the fees for garbage collection would be higher and the city's garbage collection company would still make profits, that's a constant.
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by cbg0 21d ago
I'm guessing you're being facetious? The options aren't to either develop anxiety or not care at all.
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by cbg0 21d ago
The figures aren't based on real measurements of what every person actually emits, they're based on a model that allocates consumption-based CO2 emissions across income groups. Regardless of that, I agree that making useful policy
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by cbg0 21d ago
How exactly would that make a dent? CO2 sources: - Electricity + heat production ~40–42% - Industry + manufacturing ~20–22% - Road transport ~12–13% - Deforestation & land-use change ~10% - Direct fuel use in buildings ~5–6% - Aviation
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by cbg0 21d ago
Sure, and you can replace US with almost any country in that sentence. The problem right now is there's a feeling that even decades-old alliances are no longer something you can count on when you're talking about the US.
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by cbg0 21d ago
Three EU countries versus some random on the Internet calling them "foolish", I'm pretty sure your take is bad.
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by cbg0 21d ago
Sol frequently over-engineers code.
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by cbg0 23d ago
Aren't all the insiders restricted from dumping their shares for a set number of months?
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by cbg0 23d ago
So was AMD for a while and then consumers kept getting the same repackaged CPU from Intel for years. Competition is great and you should always root for the underdog.
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by cbg0 24d ago
But is the score really reflective of the quality or are both models benchmaxxing?
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by cbg0 24d ago
Even if you do love your job, you should diversify your sense of personal worth as much as possible so you get fulfillment from more than one thing in your life, because that one thing could be gone tomorrow.
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by cbg0 24d ago
He can just quit then, no need to burn bridges.
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by cbg0 24d ago
Making all of your coworkers look bad so you can be "Prometheus"? Sounds like a great way to become unemployed.
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by cbg0 26d ago
> Same as with GDPR - absolutely no positive impact on actual privacy, but a lot of burden on everyone. Confidently wrong on this one; it has been very helpful for me to both extract data as well as exercise my right to be forgotten from
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by cbg0 26d ago
Writing good arguments will prevent you from looking like a conspiracy nut.
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by cbg0 26d ago
https://docs.mistral.ai/models/zai-glm-5-2
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by cbg0 26d ago
The reason why people steal from stores is because there are rarely consequences unless you get caught in the act. Most stores won't file a report over a can of tuna, it'll get chalked up to losses and prices will go up on tuna ca
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by cbg0 26d ago
Do you think it took him a few years to install the cameras?
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by cbg0 26d ago
> Similar arguments were made to defend Harvey Weinstein. We're now comparing a SaaS product versus people you work with? I don't think ChatGPT will ever physically assault you. > People shouldn’t have to switch jobs because
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by cbg0 26d ago
> If China gets to superintelligence first, the EU is cooked. If it's as dangerous as you say, the first country that will get to this will be in big trouble, regardless of who they are. > Do you think taxing the US companies at
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by cbg0 26d ago
But how is it relevant to the EU right now? It seems like sitting it out and spending that money on weapons is a better option for EU money as it solves an immediate danger. Why would we need to worry about China getting far ahead of US mod
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by cbg0 26d ago
Very large companies already have in-house council or a law firm on retainer.

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