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by gostsamo 2y ago
raising the interest strengthens the currency which decreases the export potential of the country which pushes down the export oriented companies.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
At the end of day though, Bulgaria developed rather vibrant computer industry based on smuggled and copied western tech. Not sure how this operation affected it, but it won't be surprising if it was a net benefit. Edit: hm, I'm no
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by gostsamo 2y ago
And now the US complains about chinese intellectual tefts. How the world turns... > Zambernardi also controlled a team of mercenaries he called Rudos—“tough guys”—from Mexico’s corrupt and violent Federal Judicial Police. They made treas
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Because it is capitalism. Really good tomatoes are at their best for a few days only which makes them hell to transport. That's why modern tomatoes are bred for color ans size, but inside they are actually green with very hard core and
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Cowards. Why don't you just stand up and admit that you didn't bother testing everything you send to production? Everything else is smoke and the smell of sulfur.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
only big farma companies are allow to destroy human lives by selling narcotics and should be allowed to hide the profits when brought to court. isn't it obvious?
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by gostsamo 2y ago
No, it can't, if there is no stock exchange online to process the prices.
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OpenAI unveils cheaper small AI model GPT-4o mini(reuters.com)
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Gitlab Explores Sale(reuters.com)
184 points by gostsamo 2y ago|143 comments
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Thanks to both. Just the forum announcement wasn't very helpful for people outside the community.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
a changelog might be interesting for the wider audience. I'm following the language from afar and this is what would interest me.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
No overtimes, no unreasonable deadlines, lots of paid leave. In my home country employees have 20 days of paid leave by default but many companies compete by offering more. Flexible working ours is also a sign for a good work/life bala
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Or OpenWebUI over it if you want acceptable ui experience.
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EU charges X with deceiving users via blue checkmark, draws Musk's ire(reuters.com)
15 points by gostsamo 2y ago|4 comments
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Europe's new heavy-lift rocket, Ariane 6, made its inaugural flight(esa.int)
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Often, those are ligatures that with another fond seem like a typo. Too lazy to proofread here, but keep it in mind as a possibility.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
I've heard some good things about beeware, but haven't tested it myself, so not sure. Most people I know use either qt or WX python.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
The story you link is from 2012. This is hardly relevant.
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Apple okays Epic Games marketplace app in Europe(reuters.com)
167 points by gostsamo 2y ago|279 comments
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by gostsamo 2y ago
I'm okay with robot voices, tbh. The neural voices need modern hardware, and there is latency even then, together with some artifacts. Especially when speeding through a known screens I prefer responsiveness over fidelity or other nici
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by gostsamo 2y ago
The EU requires only interoperability. E2E encryption is not asked for and even against some members of the EU who want chat monitoring capabilities. However, FB and Google might implement it to reassure people that their private data is no
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by gostsamo 2y ago
It is in my screen reader, but it is used mainly in the browser - accessible description of an image without alt text. Translation of languages which I don't know is also nice. Generally, I thing that the llm should be its own service
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Either training the next model or inference for the already trained one. In some cases, you might even offer it as a service.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Two questions: do Adobe uses their dominant position in one of those markets to influence the clients in another market to use their product? Second, does Adobe's competition wishes to complain? The second part will prioritize the case
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Because word and excel go together in the needs of a business and those who usually buy one use the other as well. All competition of MS in this space offer similar products bundled in a similar way. Teams is a recent addition which is orth
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Generally, you define a market by the market participants. There are people who need only the the office suite, and there are those who need the office suite and the colab chat but not necessarily by the same provider. This is visible by th
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Because this is not bundling of features, but of market products. Here the bundling merges two markets which are not related, while it might make sense to bundle word and excel for example which are parts of an office suite while teams is t
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by gostsamo 2y ago
You can have a regulation requiring that devices are not dependent on internet services and that people can manage them themselves. This is consumer protection 101 where people are protected from predatory business practices.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Nostalgic about imaginary past where murdering other people for money was called bringing civilization and the most successful were called "sir". The money redeems everything else and therefore whatever is done in obtaining them i
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by gostsamo 2y ago
The current optimal price is set with the extra cost of Apple rentiering included on the production side. Minus that cost, the developer might find another optimum.

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