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3mo ago
Likely faster than it would've otherwise but not likely as fast as it needs to to succeed. Similar to when Twitter got bought out and then Musk banned people who linked their Mastodon. It certainly helped Mastodon in the short term but
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They're curtains for Zoosha. An alternative to Poob (which is now on Pheebo). EDIT: sorry I felt too bad not to leave an explanation https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/curtains-for-zoosha https://knowyourme
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3mo ago
Button components across major component galleries: https://component.gallery/components/button/
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3mo ago
Just wanna say, Monga Bay is an incredible publication that doesn't get enough attention. As someone who follows a lot of environmental news, they routinely cover important topics and do original journalism on stories I hear nowhere el
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3mo ago
How would it be? Bitchat is for offline communication over Bluetooth Low Energy networks
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3mo ago
Probably on purpose. Like "Broken, But Whole"
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3mo ago
It's explicitly in opposition to ATProto. That's probably why they went with Radicle and not Tangled
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3mo ago
Yes, Mizrahi or Sephardic Jews qualify. Hebrew ofc is a branch of Old Arab so one can argue all Jewish people are Arab.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliyah Cash payments, rental subsidies, mortgage discounts, free healthcare, free tuition, tax credits, tax exemptions, job placement, immediate citizenship, etc. All if you're of a c
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3mo ago
Definitely more than translation. This page has every AI UI trope under the sun. The titles on the main page also all seem very AI-speak
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States have rights in the way corporations have rights. They don't. It's just a game of legalese to justify crimes. Rights are for living things
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Thanks! It's archived at Wayback Machine at least http://web.archive.org/web/20260405010843/https://code.divsh...
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It's sad how much everyone saw this coming. We've been warned since the very beginning that this arbitrary expansion of punishments you can do to anyone labelled a "terrorist" (previous "communist") will inevit
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3mo ago
last time this came up people appreciated my collection https://alexbsoft.github.io/win95.css/ windows 95 https://bootstra386.com/ 1980's websites https://botoxparty.github.io/XP.c
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3mo ago
I know it was the case with earlier versions. Not sure how true it still is. The thing about open source models though is they can easily be abliterated to remove any alignment/censorship triggers > which is widely recognized by the
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If you self-host these models, there's no censorship. They only have to follow those laws when hosted in China. You can't self-host or bypass the censorship in Grok
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3mo ago
This is only if you're using the cloud version hosted in China. If you run these models locally, you don't get that
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3mo ago
Wanna plug LibRedirect which allows you to easily set up proxies for any site (e.g. invideous for youtube, nitter for twitter, libreddit/redlib/whatever for reddit, breezewiki for fandom, etc) https://addons.mozilla.org
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3mo ago
If there's a "ban", it'd only really affect corporations right? It'd be difficult to stop indie devs and pirates from downloading the models
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Yeah if anything Kimi's ability to distill that quickly is a major technological breakthrough
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Also Japan has a monopoly on essential EUV materials like photoresists and mask blanks and pellicles. Japan is also the only country in the world that can produce a number of highly specialized ancillary machinery like the actinic light sys
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it's been flagged to death
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This was actually made before the LLM boom https://www.shlinkedin.com/
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The United Nations officially declared it a genocide. The fact that the investigation is ongoing doesn't mean you can't have conclusions along the way.
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It makes no good sense to evaluate models we don't have access to. For all we know K3 was competitive back then too. Or maybe there's a K4 in the works that blows everything out of the water. Who knows and who cares. There's
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Well the same is true for Kimi. Before it, Fable was at the lead. Kimi is at the same level as Fable generally. Sometimes better, sometimes worse.
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There are very few companies that would ever be able to afford to run it themselves. But it does give you the security that it's technically possible. Puts some limits on stuff like Moonshot changing their terms/conditions/po
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> The US wasn't building new electrical generation capacity because it didn't need it You need to understand that the US added 40.3 GW of energy capacity in 2023. 70 to 80 represents a dramatic growth (nearly doubling) in new c
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Are you even responding to my comment?? I did not say ICJ concluded. The investigation is ongoing. They said Israel's actions are consistent with genocide. I did not say the ICC is concluded either. I just said they issued arrest warra
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Yeah and I've used this site for years when trying to recall a lecture I watched but only remember bits of https://filmot.com/ (it lets you search youtube by transcripts)
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