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by deaux 7mo ago
It doesn't matter, which is why China (the country) isn't putting weight behind it. There are hundreds of non-Chinese companies with a specific language for their systems. It's completely incomparable to things that China the
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by deaux 7mo ago
I was very much there during the 1990s, people were median happier than in 2026. Unless you mean globally, in which case it's near impossible to tell. But GP likely meant the US or Europe.
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by deaux 7mo ago
When the wealth disparity is extreme, discussing it in an extreme manner is not extreme, it's normal. Just like how in 1943, an allied conversation on how to massacre Axis troops as quickly and efficiently as possible, would in no way
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by deaux 7mo ago
> I’m pretty sure that if somehow Iran were to take out OpenAI’s servers for good that images with the Ayatollah will unironically start to spring up in the same West. Cute, but that's why they took over TikTok baby, so there's
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by deaux 7mo ago
"You participate in society, how curious" If they're choosing not to have kids then they are doing their part towards their beliefs.
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by deaux 7mo ago
Do you comprehend the scale of the inevitable bloodshed that maintaining the status quo is bound to lead to? You don't do so any better than those you're chastising.
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by deaux 7mo ago
None of that matters. The only thing matters is whether there's enough will. There isn't.
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by deaux 7mo ago
https://cdn.statcdn.com/Statistic/1020000/1020964-blank-754....
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by deaux 7mo ago
> EU sponsored programming languages Those really don't matter. > OSes If you're talking about "US sponsoring" of Linux distros, then that doesn't matter either. If you mean Android and iOS, then you're r
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by deaux 7mo ago
>It’s quite common for companies It's quite common for megacorps, FAANG and friends, NASDAQ bigwigs. It's rare for small companies, and extremely rare for independent developers.
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by deaux 7mo ago
None of those. All we need is enforcing laws that are already on the books. Antitrust laws. Break up big tech.
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by deaux 7mo ago
> Even if the insanity stopped right this second, it's likely that the EU will be actively working to step out of the US's economic and military shadow in the next couple decades. It's not likely at all if you've look
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by deaux 7mo ago
Now let's look at how each of them is trending over time.
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by deaux 7mo ago
I don't see it at all. > Typed I/O for every LLM call. Use Pydantic. Define what goes in and out. Sure, not related to DSPy though, and completely tablestakes. Also not sure why the whole article assumes the only language in th
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by deaux 7mo ago
https://bunny.net/ seems solid as a Cloudflare and S3 replacement. I'm not affiliated but they deserve more mentions in these threads.
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by deaux 7mo ago
This isn't a downside against EU services when compared to the US, so what are you actually suggesting? Don't just vaguely hint at stuff. Should we be moving to Singaporean services? Oh shit, similar concerns there. Okay, where do
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by deaux 7mo ago
The same way as delivering a "truly secure human". Which is of course impossible, that's why spies, double agents and even triple agents exist and have succeeded to do their job. And that's despite an enormous number of
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by deaux 7mo ago
Because there are people who disagree about it. That's it. Everyone on HN who has an opinion on Sudan, agrees about it. Something that everyone agrees above does not get coverage.
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by deaux 7mo ago
> They have learned nothing from the atrocities committed by their grandfathers. No no, they have learned from them. That's why they are the biggest backers of these new atrocities on the whole continent - they learned exactly how i
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by deaux 7mo ago
Believe it or not, there exist places where 50% or more give a shit. I'm sure at Apple under Jobs, the % would've been very high. It will have dropped significantly by now. You're absolutely right on a country-scale though.
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by deaux 7mo ago
They're here, I made one. Not a toy or vibecoded crap, people got immediate value. Not planning to doxx myself by linking it. This was more than a year ago when models weren't even as good yet. A year later it has thousands of con
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by deaux 7mo ago
No they didn't [0][1]. With this leak they're probably negotiating as we speak, which could be why they've deleted the posts. [0] https://chainthink.cn/zh-CN/news/113784276696010804 [1] https:&#x2F
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by deaux 7mo ago
Looks like two Moonshot employees confirmed that it's not licensed before Moonshot made the decision to get out of the debate and delete their posts [0][1]. [0] https://chainthink.cn/zh-CN/news/113784276696010
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by deaux 7mo ago
> E.g Llama. Yet achieved comparable performance (back then in llama's case). At not a single point in history did Llama ever achieve comparable real-world performance to frontier models. I was around. At best they were earlier at b
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by deaux 7mo ago
I hate this kind of research. Or well, I hate that it has any influence at all, that it matters. This kind of research being that which shows an obvious harm that we all know about. It should have zero influence because it is blindingly obv
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by deaux 7mo ago
I _install_ apps through F-Droid, because on average, they are much less user-hostile. Less tracking, less accounts, less shenanigans. Built for usefulness rather than profit extraction. Which apps it shows is also 0% influenced by ads and
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by deaux 7mo ago
Yeah, just like, move to a country where banks still offer web banking, bro. Move banks. Got a locked down mortgage on good rates? Tough luck man. Etc
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by deaux 7mo ago
Which applies just the same to the hypothetical option during initial device setup.
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by deaux 7mo ago
We haven't broken up all these big tech companies, and we are living in a technofeudalist cyberpunk dystopia.
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by deaux 7mo ago
If reputation with the masses was completely irrelevant, the likes of Saudi Arabia wouldn't throw dozens of billions at trying to improve it. Neither would there be any use in Hasbara outside of lobbying. Soft power is still power. It

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