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The German security, media, and political establishment has been completely infiltrated by Russia over the past 30 years. So many of Germany's bad decisions over the past few decades can be explained by this. Germany taking in millions
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The German state and media has always been fanatically pro-Russia and pro-China but they don't get criticized for it unlike Hungary. I wonder why.
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Electricity infrastructure like substations and power lines already have a proven method of redundancy by building more of it than needed. Also Russia's attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure shows that substations and power l
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tbh many of those "Linux users" are probably Steam Deck users who are unaware that they're running Linux.
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Self-hosting LLMs is expensive at scale. It's cheaper to use VC subsidized model inference like the OpenAI APIs.
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It takes a lot of GPU to run the larger FOSS LLMs. The OpenAI API is still the cheapest way to get high-quality LLM generations.
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HIBP has been audited by independent 3rd parties.
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As a European I couldn't care less about Tiktok spying on me. US companies and NSA do the same. My problem is the unfair competition of Chinese app devs having access to Western markets when Western app devs don't have the same le
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For companies like Anthropic and OpenAI the "software engineer" role is of secondary importance and they extensively use remote engineers for full stack and frontend development. However their strategically important AI researcher
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Both Anthropic and OpenAI extensively used (and continue to use) remote workers for fullstack and frontend development. But their core AI researchers and engineers are in the office.
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Signal messenger blocked in Russia, says Roskomnadzor
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Microsoft: Iran Targeting 2024 US Election
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Mass YouTube outage reported in Russia amid escalating official criticism
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OpenAI-style JSON mode and function calling rapidly became the industry standard way of doing it. It will probably also happen for this feature.
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These kind of incentives have definitely helped countering the declining birthrates in Denmark and Sweden. I wonder why people like Elon Musk and JD Vance often bring up Orban's Hungary and Putin's Russia as examples of countries
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I have seen a lot of criticism of async Rust. In C# most APIs expose both sync and async versions of the same methods. Why is that not more common in Rust? Sure some 3rd party C# libraries probably do some ugly sync to async conversion inte
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We seriously need a service that is as cheap and fast as the OpenAI/Anthropic APIs but allow us to run the various community-fine-tuned versions of Mixtral and LLaMA 3 that are not/less censored.
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>Windows 3.1 API I am always surprised to learn how big Microsoft was by the Windows 3.x era. Bill Gates was already the richest person in the world before the release of Windows 95. Maybe it's because I am young and I assumed the
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The same as is true for most 1990s Win32 apps. Java and the Windows API seem to be the only stable pillars in this industry.
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Why is this level of centralization accepted? Many European governments have also started using Cloudflare after suffering DDoS attacks following the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine and European sanctions on Russia.
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I don't understand why every estimate assumes Russian and Iranian engineers work for free and only include the raw material/components cost of these weapons systems. R&D costs makes up the vast majority of the cost of Western
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This is why Western drone startups keep failing against DJI. The consumer and prosumer drone market do not want AI-driven flying autonomous robots. They want high-quality cameras that can fly. When the Western drone startups fail at that th
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Raspberry Pi AI Kit
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How AI turned a Ukrainian YouTuber into a Russian
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Why do people always complain about the lack of mature cross platform desktop GUI development options for .Net? Most other programming languages and ecosystems don't even have viable options for desktop GUI development. When was the la
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It's not even Russian talking points. The version of Russia that American right-wingers love doesn't exist in real-life nor in Russian propaganda. Putin's speeches call Ukraine a fake nation that shouldn't exist. The bul
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They more or less dropped him because polls showed he was taking votes from Trump and not Biden.
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Congratulations to the 2024 YC Top Companies
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That "anonymous Twitter account" did the data analysis and triangulation. His work is now featured in The Economist: https://twitter.com/shashj/status/1785374423777759330 https://www.economist
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GPS-jammer affecting aircrafts around Estonia
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