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greatgib
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6d ago
> Embedded evaluation is new, and many of the details about how it will operate are still being worked out. Let's translate: nothing new under the sun. Marketing green washing operation. A bullshit consulting company will do bullshi
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9d ago
They obviously carefully avoid to give the whole context and original prompt instructions they gave to the model. Or model simulating the user part. I would easily guess that if you got it you will understand that this behavior is not natur
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9d ago
If anyone wondering, because it took me a few hops to find out: Z3 is a high-performance theorem prover being developed at Microsoft Research.
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9d ago
Funny to think about "golden parachute" in their context of the airplane being on fire with the pilot being dead drunk.
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11d ago
Really exhausting this tyranny of the commission elected by no one that is totally morally corrupt and the power tool of a few lobbies to advance their agenda like censoring and so. It is because of them that the trust in Europe is at an al
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11d ago
Same, they were a nice not too expensive company. Sad if they don't make it. What is curious is for a kind of local carrier, their company is registered in new york.
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12d ago
2 things comes to my mind reading this article: 1) So they saved 15ms on the connection so that you can then wait 20s in their annoying nag screen before reaching the real website content. 2) On the Monday they complain about the load on se
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12d ago
What is curious is that there is very little "leak" from insiders regarding what is going on, how employees are living this joke level management.
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13d ago
What it really shows is that Dario is in total panic mode over his business. Ever it is because it is financially becoming unsustainable for them, they have hard time to raise more money, and the craziness of finance of all of that will be
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13d ago
Not to be taken in a bad way but, so many people wondering "what is a KVM" is telling a lot about HN reader base evolution. It used to be a time that any proper geek/hacker would obviously know what a KVM is. More the normal
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14d ago
"the rules they had been given". Remember, they are just algorithms. You pull the plug and there is no light anymore It is purposely framed as something skynet like scary, but for real, someone connected the cable, someone willing
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15d ago
I'm thinking quite the opposite. I hope RCS can die fast. We already have chat apps WhatsApp, signal, telegram, you can even create your own. I'm quite happy that SMS for one are not something centralized by the giant US big corp.
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16d ago
I don't know if it is ai generated or at the opposite hand written a little bit fast but I find this article very hard to read despite the concepts in it being simple.
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17d ago
The worse is that the amount of fee that will be requested will not be based on the technical cost of the operation, but for sure they will be there to remunerate "banks" that should not be needed anymore but that will still want
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18d ago
Hard to know if it is unfounded conspiracy theory, but one can still notice that just for a rumor that they have heard, they would suddenly burn billions of token and a massive amount of resources. Where there is not a lack of problems that
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20d ago
Wasn't Redmi a brand of Xiaomi since the beginning?
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23d ago
Wrong in the first one I got, maybe something like note 3 pro and so, there was absolutely no useless preloaded or ad apps
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23d ago
Something pretty crazy is that, in its early days, Xiaomi gained traction as a smartphone manufacturer because its devices offered incredible hardware for the price. At the same time, Xiaomi provided its own Android skin with virtually zero
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23d ago
What makes me crazy is like, you have an app that is needed, let's say your bank app or transportation ticket app or a required gov app, or anything like that. Then, one day you are in a hurry to do something, like buy a ticket for a t
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24d ago
I hate Meta main business, but you have to admit that on the non business related and open source side, they have released amazing things that changed the world. React for example. And we could easily guess that there wouldn't have bee
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24d ago
Nothing worse then silence quitting. Your disappointed users quit in silence because of their insatisfaction but they don't care enough or anymore enough to even telling you that they are quitting or why. In that case you can be satisf
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26d ago
Going on the website, tried all the visible website and it was very difficult to see a single screenshot of what it might looks like. It is a big red flag for me that it might not be more "beautiful" than anything else.
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26d ago
Woah I just discovered that, it is not that bad that they do that for scraping but what is worse is that it deceptively allows to track user click in a way that is unexpected by them. It really change the url the moment you click on it, but
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26d ago
Sadly I think that Hiive is restricted to US based investors.
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26d ago
https://www.euronews.com/next/2026/07/10/chat-control-10-pas... https://www.euronews.com/business/2026/05/01/contentious-eu-... https://www.euronews.com&#x
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26d ago
This one is a jewel but sadly mono-maniac :-p
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26d ago
Very nice, I don't know why in my memory the website was not reachable/online anymore but it is working well in fact.
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26d ago
You raise a lot of wrong points to defend the article author: > But most of the routes scrapers are hitting are e.g. computing diffs between arbitrary pairs of commits, or other computed-on-the-fly views into history. Looks like to be wr
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26d ago
I have the feeling that the hate might be misplaced. For a shopping website or user generated content website, I might understand the terrible load of crawlers that are trying to "steal" the data. But for the kernel, what's t
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27d ago
The low cost makes it perfect for diy as for an amateur you know that you have the safety to be able to easily buy a new unit if you screw up. Looking into ideas, I was a little bit disappointed to not find community website of people shari
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