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by dmix 6mo ago
Federal investigations always take forever.
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by dmix 6mo ago
It's probably all AI spending, including them doing AI stuff for their products.
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by dmix 6mo ago
I was responding to the HN headline which doesn't clarify the context in which FSD is not available because I know people don't read articles. He could and should try to sue Tesla for the $6k refund which the article already says
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by dmix 6mo ago
The article is about a Dutch owner of an older Tesla who bought with the intention of using FSD (supervised) with HW3 but the government has not approved it's use for that model so the person can't use it. You can use FSD with HW3
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by dmix 6mo ago
You're replying to an article about an anti trust investigation into Amazon that is currently in pre-trial preliminary stages. Which is why the article is talking about information they discovered during the course of it.
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by dmix 6mo ago
This assumes people are in touch with reality and aren't just motivated by vibes and insta-reactions on social media
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by dmix 6mo ago
That wouldn't be very interesting at all. It's just a thumbnail on a niche programming documentary
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by dmix 6mo ago
That safety stuff is almost always quacks whose job it is to exaggerate LLMs at their non profits or marketing hype that "our models are so powerful you should fear them". Then they release them and the world moves on and adapts.
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by dmix 6mo ago
I predict this sort of filtering is only going to get worse. This will probably be remembered as the 'open internet' era of LLMs before everything is tightly controlled for 'safety' and regulations. Forcing software devs
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by dmix 6mo ago
> because they're making us pay taxes to a small country overseas. I read recently that 80% of the money the US commits to Israel has to be spent in the United States. Similar to the US funding Ukraine it is largely just buying fro
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by dmix 6mo ago
Google's lawyer responded by claiming they do follow that policy normally except when their lawyers nearly miss the "artificial deadline set by the government" and sometimes send it out same day. I'm curious if this was
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by dmix 6mo ago
That's not going to change though. Cheap asian manufacturing and wall st efficiency maximizing changed industry in America. Maybe there could be changes to how public markets are regulated to change BigCo incentives, but it will be har
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by dmix 6mo ago
How is Anthropic a monopoly? The market is barely even fully developed and has multiple large and small competitors
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by dmix 6mo ago
Changing master to main just adds confusion because I now have 3 git repos I use weekly and they all have different names for the primary branch that I have to remember. Master is just a symbol for something like all language, you'd
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by dmix 6mo ago
BigCo rushing to tack on some AI features to products without really thinking about it mostly just reflects their poor business and technical culture, not AI. There's plenty of legitimate usecases for LLM integrations in business and c
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by dmix 6mo ago
You could also just be careful who you follow and constantly curate.
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by dmix 6mo ago
This isn't just a wealthy country like the US doing war rations. Iran's economy was already in crisis before the war, where businesses stopped selling products because their currency was fluctuating so much they couldn't set
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by dmix 6mo ago
Which is a big reason why Iran has been able to do so well in the information war. Lies in public to appear in control and totalitarianism for their own citizens to keep them in the dark.
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by dmix 6mo ago
I fully support humans landing on Mars and large budgets but I don't think anything gets exaggerated in these discussions quite like the commercial technology ROI of space programs.
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by dmix 7mo ago
Doesn't explain why UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrian, and Saudis would tolerate a fee transiting the strait. Let alone why America would agree to that in negotiations given they have little incentive to agree to any large demands. If that i
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by dmix 7mo ago
This is why I stopped reading these Bitcoin creator stories. It's usually more about the journalist and their 'process' than the story.
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by dmix 7mo ago
Iran charging a massive toll would also cause a crisis with the gulf states and they aren't going to tolerate it. This is much bigger than Iran vs US, and the idea they hold the cards for such a claim is mostly propaganda.
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by dmix 7mo ago
Possibly with fragments, which is the best outcome considering how dangerous MANPADs are. The US and Israel didn't lose a single pilot over Iran after 15,000+ sorties which is saying something on their capabilities.
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by dmix 7mo ago
You can't keep JS devs away from the new shiny framework for long.
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by dmix 7mo ago
Completely agree re: AI chatbot/RAG being just like the pre-PHP web world. There's a hundred half baked solutions floating on blogs and github but not a coherent dominant framework that puts it all together properly. Langchain is
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by dmix 7mo ago
It's been speculated the F-35 detected the missile and deployed it's towed decoy behind it which the MANPAD missile hit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AN/ALE-50_towed_decoy_system
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by dmix 7mo ago
Making outrageous demands is normal in these negotiations. You can just look at what Hamas demanded during the ceasefires. What usually happens is no strong concessions from either side and hostilities just end. The regimes get to survive j
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by dmix 7mo ago
You can get 8gb fibre for around $65/usd a month in Toronto.
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by dmix 7mo ago
And Iceland.
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by dmix 7mo ago
In Canada our internet became much faster for cheaper with better customer support when the government allowed competition from smaller players. Telecom also got better when they allowed a foreign competitor to compete against the governmen

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