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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
Possibly. But we also need to keep in mind that Google gave governments access to their internal data center traffic unencrypted for years.
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
> the government overseas that has no direct effect on my life Yet. Things change as well, in all sides. The US might swing back to normal with the next election, or China worse, or vice-versa.
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
Or in the case of ASML machines, any company you can pressure to comply with your policies either by restricting their access to the technology you control or politics between governments.
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
I think it’s a general misconception with folks that export controls only apply to weapons, forgetting that it applies to many high-end manufacturing and technology. I’m surprised about some of the reactions, but again anyone who has a secu
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
I don’t know if this has something to do with the administration or access to export controlled technology. There could be a licensing process, but I don’t think it would be public information, we don’t know whom each defense contractor sel
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
Just replace the word Anthropic with defense contractor or weapons manufacturer, they’re all export controlled at this point, do you see a difference? I really hope the controls are relaxed, but at some arbitrary levels it’s expected that a
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
There are tens of thousands of defense contractors that not only work with export-controlled stuff, but even top-secret and other higher levels. Getting just a secret clearance takes up to a year, and expecting to do this for all employees,
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
I thought Xerox demoed something they haven’t implemented yet, and Apple turned a mockup into a real GUI.
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
The amount of tracking is already at insane levels, none of this is being done with good intentions. We must get rid off cookie banners permanently and a browser level “do not track” must be enforced. Nothing can be gained by meeting in the
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
In my experience Claude tends to immensely over complicate things and go for a complex abstraction scheme even when all it needs to do is two lines of code. Combined with its eagerness to just code and more importantly pay more attention to
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
Digital Markets Act was supposed to define markets and allow competition, however it quickly turned into some existing monopolies putting their fingers into some American businesses and not addressing the main issues. Whenever a successful
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
I think that’s how it started but turned into we need to take a cut of your business. Markets should be defined clearly and monopolies or institutions that suck wealth out of nations should be controlled, regardless of their origin, the US
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
> If you are a tech company that becomes as successful as to be a monopoly or a participant in an oligopoly with a strong network effect, why wouldn't you be recognized as a gatekeeper? Exactly. There are numerous monopolies that ar
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
I was pointing out the arbitrary and political nature of the decisions being made. A company being a monopoly is a problem, unless it’s a European one like ASML etc. Then it’s a technology they built over the years and they should reap the
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
Filenames in recycle bin getting mangled and users not knowing which file they can recover is a seriously stupid bug, maybe not an instability but it was working okay in the last 40 years without any issues.
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
It’s a very thin and a political line between being a gatekeeper and a very successful company. Are we soon going to say Spotify, ASML, and Carl Zeiss are also gatekeepers?
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
At some point I assume somebody had to explain why the start menu is 40-50 times slower than previous releases. Or they simply vibe-code something and ship it not caring what they created.
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
Yeah, I skipped microseconds entirely.
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
Another way to say tenth of a second is 100,000,000 nanoseconds. We have 4GHz computers with 8-16 cores, and it takes 100,000,000 cycles to show the start menu? Edit: Corrected the scale factor.
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
Microslop at its best. I’m struggling to understand what their end goal is. How much can you half ass everything until your entire company becomes just a nuisance.
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
UK is going back in time where different classes of people had different rights. It sounds like they’re trying to silence the people and keep them “secure” from themselves, weird.
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
Reminds me the tv show “Hugo” that was taken off air because a kid said “f.ck this shit” while playing with a rotary phone, and still pisses a lot of people who couldn’t play the game afterwards.
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
So I was in their house to make blueprints, then I left it, and now trying to get back in? Kidding aside, it practically requires an open sourced project to a certain extent. Regardless, having worked with braindead Opus 4.8 again since thi
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
> Business requires a stable environment Someone: “You’ve got some nice stable business there that competes with some of the other companies I happen to …”
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
> oh my god. Sounds like fake movie prop, doesn’t it. Makes me think that the ban was caused by other reasons.
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
While we’re at it, stop using the aws trackme links for everything in your email. It’s a freaking UPS tracking number, just let me just track the darn package.
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
And until then we’re left with braindead Opus 4.8 where I need tell it 7 times before it does something correctly where Fable 5 just did it in the first prompt. Example: Hey Opus, I’m dealing with this issue on AD and users experience this
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
Maybe the model found something Amazon didn't want to be known, and not necessarily a cyber vulnerability, but a particular way Amazon operates.
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
Seems like many people are unaware that export controls apply to software as well. BPS Space channel on YouTube made a collaboration with Mark Rober on a self landing rocket with a small engine, and all the experts they contacted would just
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
I'm not saying you're wrong, but once a tool gets complex enough, there's bound to be some restrictions put on it. I remember a recent case where the Dutch government intervened with a semiconductor company. Free trade doesn&

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