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by dgellow 2mo ago
It’s the most obvious anti democratic idea…
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by dgellow 2mo ago
If you look at Amodei writing and publishing before Anthropic he was already a true believer, he seems to be ideologically driven. That doesn’t mean it’s good though, I’m very suspicious of Anthropic leadership, and they have pretty much ev
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by dgellow 2mo ago
Yeah, this in between state is really frustrating. I hope we will see a push towards more federalization, but that’s unlikely
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by dgellow 2mo ago
Yes, that’s exactly what we want. The single market should be finalized. And we should move towards having a European equivalent of Delaware corps, and unified systems.
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by dgellow 2mo ago
The whole point of the EU single market is to remove that friction
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by dgellow 2mo ago
Yes there are some middlemen , but that really shouldn’t be necessary. That becomes just a sort of racket business. The main problem isn’t what packages should be, it’s that businesses must get a license in every single EU member they want
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by dgellow 2mo ago
Really sorry you’re experiencing this, that whole regulation rollout is a complete mess. The leadership should be sacked for such an incompetent regulation, it’s insane how much troubles they are creating for small businesses. Another small
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by dgellow 2mo ago
Really depends your expectations. Linus on desktop is already successful from my point of view. There is no Linux company that needs to care about marketshare. Nowadays installing Linux and getting a working desktop environment with all the
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by dgellow 2mo ago
The term tech bro is a pejorative for men who work in tech who are obnoxious, often sexist, have an inflated ego, and are generally pretty toxic for everybody around. And are now very aligned with American nationalism and reactionary ideas.
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by dgellow 2mo ago
There has always existed alternatives to Gnome and Nix.
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by dgellow 2mo ago
There are so many modern Linux distributions available, that’s such a weird thing to say
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by dgellow 2mo ago
That video is so unhinged
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by dgellow 2mo ago
Both are perfectly fine OS for the corporate world
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by dgellow 2mo ago
Ubuntu evolved a lot, it’s not an old school distribution in any way. Otherwise you would need to also remove arch, which steamOS and DHH‘s distros are relying upon
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by dgellow 2mo ago
The irony is of course that China is going so fast because of Anthropic, by diluting their models and learning from them. would make for a fantastic Greek tragedy if we weren’t talking about something that impacts the entire world economy a
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by dgellow 2mo ago
I don’t think so, I think Amodei and the early employees do believe what they say. It’s still worth criticizing but I don’t think it’s as simple as „just marketing“. But with the company growing and their insane valuation it’s clear it’s mo
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by dgellow 2mo ago
He’s from Northern Ireland, lives in Japan. I assume a mix of both cultures? I cannot tell exactly, but it’s something you get used to quickly IMHO
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by dgellow 2mo ago
FWIW that’s what people were saying for years, when Ubuntu was still very close to Debian. Over the years they took their own paths but for a while Ubuntu felt like a Debian with a simpler installer and some different defaults
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by dgellow 2mo ago
Framework?
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by dgellow 2mo ago
> One applicant — who spoke to Axios on the condition of anonymity for fear of hurting future job opportunities — recalled being asked how they would feel if the company someday abandoned its AI ambitions for safety reasons, and that dec
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by dgellow 2mo ago
Never heard of omarchy. > Beautiful, Modern & Opinionated Linux by DHH That’s really a lot of money to raise for a Linux distribution. And with investors^Wpatrons such as Lütke and Dorsey, and DHH at the head it’s for sure something
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by dgellow 2mo ago
I think countries can, but there is a limit to how much debt you can have. It’s fine and even likely better for countries to have some deficit, but not $40T while also starting a war with Iran and imposing random tariffs that destabilize t
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by dgellow 2mo ago
Based on my experience I assume someone mentioned the risk, others said it’s unlikely and only a small percentage, that we should care about the 99% for now. Then the issues isn’t revisited until someone impacted complains enough. p99 is ok
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by dgellow 2mo ago
If you’re using a very strict definition of open source that would be OLMo 2 I think? I think Meta’s Muse Glimmer and Llama could fit a broader definition, you get: weight, architecture, inference code, model configs, fine tuning tools, eva
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by dgellow 2mo ago
It’s 2 different concepts. Some models are indeed open source, while others are only open weight. But you’re right they are talking about the whole category of open models, which includes both open weight and open source
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by dgellow 2mo ago
> * It would need to involve a team. Employees at these companies leave, there have been numerous whistleblowers, allegations, etc. Nothing on this front that I can find. You have to also note the incentives going on here. Employees who
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by dgellow 2mo ago
I’m a regular listener, that’s why I recommended it
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by dgellow 2mo ago
It’s an accent, there is nothing to fix, it’s something you familiarize yourself with
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by dgellow 2mo ago
Dup: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49415187
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Texas Gov. says data centers deserve the backlash: 'They dug their own grave'(businessinsider.com)
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