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gregman1
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8mo ago
Do we need to re-announce proof of dirty practices by Anthropic?
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8mo ago
I noticed that some lemmy instances and channels are managed in the same way Facebook and Reddit groups are - by corporations, using many bot accounts that fake user behavior/anctivity and make echo chamber environment. So if corpo app
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8mo ago
Karpathy is now a new layer on top of AI hype.
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8mo ago
It is really fun to watch how a baby makes its first steps and also how experienced professionals rediscover what standards were telling us for 80+ years.
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8mo ago
Iirc many countries decided to not participate in this. Does anyone know why?
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8mo ago
Afaik Hetzner has a couple of server locations in the USA. Is it correct to say that Hetzner has to comply to US CLOUD Act and therefore give away any data requested?
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8mo ago
I’d start with govs. Governments are mostly running Microsoft. Like your and your friends and family’s health, tax, ownership, pension and other data.
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9mo ago
https://digitaliziran.si/ Do your worst :)
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9mo ago
The $15 price tag for Typora seems a bit steep considering the fundamental features it provides.
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9mo ago
It’s closed source but yeah - electron all the way.
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What to Do When Everyone Can Do Everything
(digitaliziran.si)
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9mo ago
Now everyone can make anything - and everyone does.
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10mo ago
Me as well, but this could be a great addition to Obsidian (idk about ux part) but [automatic] timestamps are awesome.
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1y ago
Idk, looks like IP squatting
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1y ago
Cannot agree more! AlphaDec is a great example of why we should consult existing standards before spending so much time and resources to develop something inferior.
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2y ago
While it's important to steer clear of political debates, it's also crucial to acknowledge that the European Union, like any other political entity, has its strengths and weaknesses.
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2y ago
The article, while informative, is somewhat outdated as it was published in 2012.
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2y ago
Put (2012) in the title please. Additionally, there are hybrid vehicles available in the market that utilize exhaust heat for climate control functions. Like Prius and RAV4.
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2y ago
Extreme hike in energy prices was about four months before the war began. It’s when EU decided to abandon long term gas contracts and turned to spot prices (~11.2021). The war started in 02.2022.
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3y ago
Wow, this technology is quite fascinating! It's possible that they might consider updating it to a more established version with greater capacity, which has been known and is operating since 1961. https://ru.wikipedia.org&#x
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3y ago
The decision of Microsoft to withdraw from Russia has had a significant impact as well, particularly due to the emergence of government-supported Linux distributions that are gaining popularity among various organizations and companies in t
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3y ago
> That was shutdown over bureaucratic disputes. > What a monumental waste So French.
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3y ago
I asked Christian (Apollo) about it and he decided to ignore that question. It would be cool to have an open source “plugin” for Apollo to translate, for example, lemmy to Apollo’s internal API. I expect it to boost lemmy development as wel
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3y ago
There are no software patents in EU (maybe even in the whole Europe) with exception for specially designed hardware. Idk how that works.
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3y ago
Unfortunately this ground breaking technology exists only in China.
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3y ago
The lost generations of nuclear engineers in Germany is a concerning issue. Training a nuclear engineer requires a long-term commitment, from sparking interest in the field to building new plants in Europe. Without a new generation of nucle
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3y ago
Oh yes, Openfire is a very popular and reliable XMPP server that has been around for many years. It has a lot of features and is highly customizable, making it a great choice for both small and large chat applications. Openfire is a great c
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3y ago
All supermarket vegetables in Europe are coming from Spain or Netherlands. All water goes to fields that are practically deserts. Same for Hungary, France and Netherlands.
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3y ago
Could you please add news.ycombinator.com to the feed?
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4y ago
Well at least they did not jump on blockchain bandwagon which is a very good sign!
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