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4mo ago
> US transitioned to an autocracy this is too funny coming from a continent constantly at war with itself
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4mo ago
The irony is none of this is a problem in the US. We still have a ton of banks that you can use without a smartphone. Even my bank's app works fine on a rooted Android or GrapheneOS. Europeans are doing this to themselves.
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The point of those agreements is to make sure those phone manufacturers didn't basterdize android with their garbage crapware like they all want to do. Google is actually protecting the average user in this situation by mandating some
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4mo ago
Oh man you wanna talk about benefits? I actually don't even think the US should have given the internet to the world. It's basically been one giant gift. Sure it's created a situation where we sell the tech both as software a
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4mo ago
It's actually pretty sad for the EU that the biggest tech company names on the continent are all Russian.
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It would hurt the EU more than it would hurt us and they're in denial about it.
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4mo ago
You don't even know how good you have it. With incentives like this what company would make anything open in the future? You're punishing them for it. They're gonna make it like iOS precisely because of rulings like this.
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4mo ago
That's literally what is happening here. It's a shakedown. Nothing more.
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Google made Android open source for free and you can even see this on this on HN as everyone glazes GrapheneOS. Without Android there would not be an entire ecosystem of software. Google even complied with a previous rulings about search en
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4mo ago
Shipped projects don't lie.
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> Captain's Log, Stardate 1513.1. Our position, orbiting planet M-113. On board the Enterprise, Mr. Spock, temporarily in command. <<insert nerd screeching about the word planet>>
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4mo ago
I'm not talking about edge cases like asteroids or planetoids or dwarf planets. I'm talking about actual planets. Like a gas giant orbiting a star. It's obviously a planet even if it's not orbiting Sol.
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They are already blocked from the platform. What do you want Meta to do? Specifically.
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> Exoplanets also aren't planets. Imagine writing this.
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You still haven't convinced me that is inherently bad that is warrants some sort of monetary damages. All entertainment is addictive. That's the whole point. This is just people seeing dollar signs asking for handouts. Nothing of
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4mo ago
Seriously losing confidence in the American judicial system with rulings like this. Facebook is already blocking children below age 13 and now with social media bans in place in many states the cut off is now 16. So frankly rulings like thi
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4mo ago
I wish more people on HN learned how to build their own kernel and run it. A distro is just window dressing and flavor.
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Some of them use the waste heat to evaporate any accumulated water and have it come out of the heat exhaust as slightly humid air. The one I got when I lived in Hawaii had a hole where water would drip out of and you could attach a hose to
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4mo ago
Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software https://www.amazon.com/dp/0137909101 Explains how to build an 8 bit calculator with wires, switches, and light bulbs and then keeps on going.
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Duct tape and card board is your friend. Get creative.
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That's cause you got the cheapest one and think all of them are like that. They come in different power levels and you can in fact find ones that are quiet.
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4mo ago
People on here will literally write walls of text over the most mundane nonsense. Get a free standing unit like this: https://i.imgur.com/giewYeK.png Shove the plastic tube outlet out of a window. End of installation. You&#
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Driver support for that particular Lenovo is 100%. You just recompile. The issue is more to do with the CPU not being as good as say an AMD AI Max or an M4.
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I just setup Gentoo on a Lenovo laptop last week. It was the least painful process for a Linux laptop of my entire career. Everything just works. Even sleep and the fingerprint sensor for sudo. LLM tuis replaced Google entirely. I can'
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People publish entire books anonymously.
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In a recent survey of under sixteen year olds in a place where an under sixteen social media ban exists asked how many of them used social media found that 80% were still using it. Do you actually need a login to consume social media? The a
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The first technological breakthroughs were with face and red eye detection in 2003. Then object detection between 2008-2012. Text models didn't become useful until about 2016. Please watch the first course of Dr Fei Fei Li's lectu
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Okay here is my adding to the conversation: The current discourse about LLMs in coding especially is based on the cheapest type of inference: text. This technology was designed for images which is a much more computationally expensive task
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That's what they want to charge you. Not the actual cost. The actual cost is a gpu that's probably already paid off and about $2 of electricity
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4mo ago
This guy works for red hat and his code is already constantly merged to upstream. His version is simply more bleeding edge. Also he's already somewhat famous in Linux gaming circles.
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