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by greatgib 2y ago
In my opinion they will be used as great excuses for messing with regulations that are annoying for Musk, Trump and co businesses... Egoistic business decisions will be presented like libertarian government efficiency proposals, and with a
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by greatgib 2y ago
Indeed, sad that their models are both commercial proprietary and API only.
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by greatgib 2y ago
When they announced that they will buy 100k despite being in a dire financial situation a few years ago, I knew that it would be an epic failure for them. Looks like to be confirmed. But 2 other things shock me in this story: First that th
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by greatgib 2y ago
I would be very curious to know what would be the results with a temperature closer to 1. I don't really understand why he did not test the effect of different temperature on his results. Here, basically you would like the "best&q
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OpenAI opening an office in Paris(sifted.eu)
1 points by greatgib 2y ago|0 comments
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by greatgib 2y ago
Usually, when big orgs like that dump their projects to such a foundation (like Apache), it is that they are about to drop investing in support it soon.
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by greatgib 2y ago
It is not directly related except by the fact that the dynamic is the same and that it is a repeat of the previous attempt. There are 2 clear things that is so common in Europe: Politics injecting a shit load of public money thinking that i
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by greatgib 2y ago
Don't believe a single second the marketing speech about these 2 engines, they are both total crap trying to gain users with whatever hype subject is around. Qwant used to pretend being a champion of privacy, a "french made"
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by greatgib 2y ago
Looks weird to do a "youtube" video about it. Looks like a desperately needing attention marketing stunt.
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by greatgib 2y ago
I'm not sure that this API is a good thing. That is already a pain in the ass when webapp are only working in a single tab and kind of log you out of other tabs. Also, when you have a lot of tabs, I can easily see web page strangely br
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Money was never the end goal – mrdoob – threejs creator(twitter.com)
119 points by greatgib 2y ago|42 comments
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by greatgib 2y ago
It was demonstrated a lot of times that these kind of country put a considerable amount or resources and money to silence disturbing info against them. Like when they corrupted international committee for football cups and co...
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by greatgib 2y ago
Most people are “okay” with waiting 500ms for a right-click context menu to appear, It is maybe that most people have never experienced the world "before" where everything in term of UI was a lot faster than today when we
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by greatgib 2y ago
I'm quite annoyed by the bland statement in the introduction of this article: people make about it don’t stand up to much scrutiny, even the technical ones Basically the author says that everyone else has stupid rants that doesn&#x2
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by greatgib 2y ago
I would like to be able to use pgsql for application lock but the api of advisory lock is not good for that un my opinion: There is no namespace or table for that. Meaning that the single common locking space will be shared by all the users
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by greatgib 2y ago
Alternatively, it is the best for the Linux desktop year to never come by always having major application totally reworked with the last shiny stuff instead of just polishing it with all the small bugs and features improved in the app.
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by greatgib 2y ago
Maybe these companies should think why people are cheating in the first place and work on that. I have the feeling that recent games that push you to loot box and equivalent might be a big incentive. What are the incentives? - Global leader
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by greatgib 2y ago
In addition to be unfriendly for users, with all the subscriptions it starts to be expensive for users. Like where you would have bought a fixed price app before like 50$ now for the same things you will have to pay 10$ a month without even
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by greatgib 2y ago
What is insane is not really his specific case, but the last paragraph of the article about the law in UK: Under Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act, police are allowed to stop anyone passing through a UK port “to determine whether they ma
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by greatgib 2y ago
I'm quite surprised that based on pictures, the design looks like to be really close to a copy of the remarkable 2. Even the textile cover/holder for the tablet. Anyway if the hardware is good, that was always my biggest issue wit
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by greatgib 2y ago
I don't think that the Indian court has legitimacy to block the article to be displayed worldwide. It has no jurisdicition for the citizens of all other countries and also no jurisdiction against content that is not hosted in India. Bu
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by greatgib 2y ago
Now private companies are deciding of their own extrajudicial laws.
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by greatgib 2y ago
Some people said: "look microsoft changed, it is not the same as before", and "but vscode is open source, what are you complaining"...
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by greatgib 2y ago
The top post just now exactly confirmed my feeling: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41901298 Number one of the ranking with 4 points and zero comment. Again, a blog post that is ok but very very far from exceptional. A
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by greatgib 2y ago
What makes me notice is that I have noticed recently that there is a lot of posts that reach the top without even a single comment. And I often expect the comments to provide interesting context for articles. Especially some like that there
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by greatgib 2y ago
I was thinking about something like that at first, but still doesn't make sense compared to other "new" entries. For example, the following one was posted 1h ago, have almost 50 points and comments, and is just at the 15th pl
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by greatgib 2y ago
This is ridiculous in my opinion. It is not for someone that wants a shell but for someone that wants a Javascript repl...
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by greatgib 2y ago
I think that this article is just an advertisement for some shitty company that was generated by AI/chatgpt and co because it doesn't have any sense at all. For example: Deploy AI Features at the Edge
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by greatgib 2y ago
There is a difference with nurses being that instead of being static, they will walk and move most of the day. You can easily see the difference of walking through a city that you visit for a day, versus standing still for 3 hours in a conc
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by greatgib 2y ago
In addition with other comments, you are also free to disable this behavior, you are also free to install an alternative "package manager" that will not require a sudo for each package installation ... And out of the box, you can

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