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1111.
by deaux 10mo ago
> I don’t really understand the hate he gets over this. For me, the dislike comes from the first part of the message. All of a sudden people who never gave a single shit about the environment, and still make zero lifestyle changes (besid
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by deaux 10mo ago
I've never met a person who says no vegetarian keeps quiet about it who is able to keep quiet about it, but I still got like 30 years left on Earth to meet one :)
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by deaux 10mo ago
> But I am fairly certain that someone whose job is prompting all day will generally spend several plane trips worth of CO₂. I'm fairly certain that your math on this is orders of magnitude off unless you define "prompting all
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by deaux 10mo ago
> Serious vibe coders will ingest an entire codebase into the model, and then use some system that automates iterating. People who do that are <0.1% of those who use GenAI when coding. It doesn't create anything usable in product
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by deaux 10mo ago
Now y'all finally know what it's like to be vegetarian (I'm not one). So many parallels. And they are expected to relatively keep quiet about it and not scream about things like > Raping the planet, spending trillions on t
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by deaux 10mo ago
No. If ChatGPT or Claude would suddenly start bringing up Boers randomly they would get "singled out" at least as hard. Probably even more for ChatGPT.
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by deaux 10mo ago
Why would it have to take 4 years? It sure hasn't taken the current admin 4 years to disappear people into Salvadorian torture prisons.
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by deaux 10mo ago
> Besides, there are going to be more Groqs in the future. And likely some of them are going to be in countries that won't let them sell out to Nvidia.
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by deaux 10mo ago
Looks like a normal comment to me, what makes you think otherwise? It has pretty much no hallmarks of being generated, and plenty that point towards the opposite.
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by deaux 10mo ago
> But if you had suggested in 2024 that if elected, the Republican candidate for president would instruct federal police to sweep immigrants off the street—some of whom were here legally, and most of whom had no prior criminal record—put
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by deaux 10mo ago
I am alleging that specifically because it's always the same old dumb anti-EU narrative that they're pushing. If it was something else, then sure. Those hardcore customers you're talking about have existed similarly for other
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by deaux 10mo ago
Tech "not thriving" in the EU - by what standards, what does this mean? - has zero to do with EU regulations, or we'd see tech thrive much more in Japan, Korea, Kenya, Serbia, Mexico, Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, all those no
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by deaux 10mo ago
If it does not exist, it is not a disadvantage compared to anywhere else. In a sense it's an advantage, as despite the barriers, the capital markets of two EU countries (especially if they use the Euro) are still a lot more integrated
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by deaux 10mo ago
> Each single took between a few hours to 3 days, and most of them I use daily, they are the most used applications (mobile, desktop and web) for my family. How have you done distribution and auth? I'm interested in doing something
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by deaux 10mo ago
All the big providers offer this. Usually they just work on your Github repo.
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by deaux 11mo ago
> The other thing I hate to see is people using the currency conversion desks at airports If I've just arrived home with $30 left of whatever currency was used in the place I came from, they could be taking a 30% cut and it would st
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by deaux 11mo ago
> except for a few exceptions, i.e. зáмок (castle) /замóк (lock). Only because we're in a language thread: i.e. is "that is" (id est) e.g. is "example given" (exempli gratia)
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by deaux 11mo ago
They're wrong in everything but a meaningless "well technically" sense. People spouting "EU regulations strangle business" nonsense are never talking about the lack of capital markets union. Let alone in a thread ab
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by deaux 11mo ago
> Every time the EU passes a law intended to stop obviously monopolistic shit like this from happening, a certain brand of Ayn Randroid Apple fan comes out of the woodwork These companies spend billions in dollars on PR agencies and lobb
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by deaux 11mo ago
And another one parroting this without talking to EU founders.
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by deaux 11mo ago
Cool read. So where are the "bootstrapped founder" communities? We're here right now commenting about this on the biggest VC community out there. I get that the flashiness and capital of VC means that this will always attract
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by deaux 11mo ago
I was only talking about training so you're probably right about retention - I care more about training.
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by deaux 11mo ago
Yeah Github of course has proper enterprise agreements with all the models they offer and they include a no-training clause. The $10/mo plan is probably the best value for money out there currently along with Codex $20/mo (if you
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by deaux 11mo ago
Okay, that sounds pretty reasonable for a $20 subscription.
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by deaux 11mo ago
Copilot Pro works with a total requests budget rather than per-model limits unless something changed. Could you explain?
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by deaux 11mo ago
A lot of the criticism from GPT-5.x models stems from the fact they're dog slow so you end up paying with your own time.
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by deaux 11mo ago
It helps that Codex is so much slower than Anthropic models, a 4.5 hours Codex session might as well be a 2 hour Claude Code one. I use both extensively FWIW.
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by deaux 11mo ago
Daily limit? Weekly limit? Hitting a weekly limit after an hour still doesn't seem very productive.
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by deaux 11mo ago
Huge caveat: For the $20/mo subscription Google hasn't made clear if they train on your data. Anthropic and OAI on the other hand either clearly state they don't train on paid usage or offer very straightforward opt-outs. ht
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by deaux 11mo ago
You're moving goalposts - my bigger point was about daily life becoming impossible without Google/Apple, and digital banking is one of the prime examples of this. On top of that Meta is the natural 3rd party in that group.

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