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by jacooper 2y ago
This like a public-run PayPal alternative. Other countries have moved beyond this, Saudi Arabia for example created Mada, it's alternative for visa and mastercard. They take close to nothing on transactions, and that's how the gov
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by jacooper 2y ago
BTW these models arent allowed to be used in the EU.
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by jacooper 2y ago
It literally doesn't matter. What Hamas did or does, doesn't give any right to Israel to ethnically cleanse, forcibly displace, massacre 100+ people every day and commit a genocide in Gaza. 100 people, most of them kids! These are
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by jacooper 2y ago
If that was the case the west bank would at peace, instead it's getting annexed with a pending ethnic cleaning plan. They literally shot ambulances a few days ago on purpose: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/04
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by jacooper 2y ago
You mean universities of applied science, not schools, they call themselves that in English, but even that has different meanings in other countries. It's basically a more practical and school like university with smaller classes and m
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by jacooper 2y ago
So it turns out, it's not just simple next token generation, there is intelligence and self developed solution methods (Algorithms) in play, particularly in the math example. Also the multi language finding negates, at least partially,
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by jacooper 2y ago
Correction, all co-founders and a lot of staff come from unit 8200 Typical Israeli security "startup".
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by jacooper 2y ago
I can derail the conversation just like you are trying to but I'm going to keep it short. This guy isn't a normal innocent civilian, that's my point.
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by jacooper 2y ago
Even if we took mandatory service as an excuse to serve for an occupation army, the guy overstayed his mandatory service, he chose to continue working in that intelligence unit.
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by jacooper 2y ago
You are saying this as if the founder is a normal civilian. The guy served in unit 8200 and 81 around the beginning of the 2000s(Second Intifada, first g a z a war, if not more), and overstayed his mandatory service. This isn't a norma
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by jacooper 2y ago
Pretty cool, would love to use this with paperless, but I just can't bring myself to send a photo of all my documents to a third party, especially legal and sensitive documents, which is what I use Paperless for. Because of that I&#x27
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by jacooper 2y ago
Now please, could somebody path C&C generals so we can play multi-player without every other game having a mismatch?
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by jacooper 2y ago
Finally somebody can fix the mismatch errors in the game and make it actually playable again!
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by jacooper 2y ago
Why don't they just anonymize the users? Discourse does this, and it's apparently GDPR compliant.
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by jacooper 2y ago
It's only an option, if you trust hetzner, since there no encryption whatsoever, it's just a managed nextcloud instance.
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by jacooper 2y ago
I find making the LLMs think and plan the project a bit worrying, I understand this helps with procrastination but when these systems eventually get better and more integrated, the most likely thing to happen to software devs is them moving
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by jacooper 2y ago
And the usage limits still apply anyway.
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by jacooper 2y ago
Isn't it a criminal offense if they acknowledge the request? It was leaked to wsj, Apple refused to say anything about it.
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by jacooper 2y ago
> Note that this seems to be about the weights themselves, AFAIK, the actual training code and datasets (for example) aren't actually publicly available. Like every other open source / source available LLM?
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by jacooper 2y ago
Because people don't trust their own government and want to see the content that their government hides/dislikes, the tiktok ban was in part motiviated and accelerated by tiktok not making its algorithm biased against Palestinian
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by jacooper 2y ago
There's a catch though, the peering in cloudflare free tier is horrendous in multiple countries, for example Germany, where t-mobile still insists on making cloudflare pay for peering, which they will only do for their premium customer
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by jacooper 2y ago
This is BS, Elon absolutely censored people. The guy who drove over people in the Christmas market in Germany recently openly backed the far right and was a racist. Elon removed all tweets that didn't match with the made up story that
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by jacooper 2y ago
Doesn't mean they aren't fascists, gay fascists are by definition, fascists. They literally started sending fake "remigration" tickets to anybody with a foreign sounding family name, exactly what the nazis did to jews in
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by jacooper 2y ago
I agree completely, I did the same thing and now I've been going back gradually. Staying in contact passively makes starting conversations much easier, commenting on their stories, them reacting to a big event, etc. It keeps people in
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by jacooper 2y ago
But can you run llms that easily with vllm? do you have to fiddle with formats to get it to run?
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by jacooper 2y ago
Why?
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by jacooper 2y ago
I think the difference is desktop systems are way more transparent about what's going on in the OS compared mobile OS's which behave closer to a blackbox.
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by jacooper 2y ago
Honestly bluesky flopped, just like threads and mastodon did. This is a fact BTW. Activity on bluesky has taken a nosedive. https://bsky.jazco.dev/stats What makes Twitter, Twitter didn't move to bluesky. It's sti
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by jacooper 2y ago
Which sucks and is pretty limited. Also you are out of luck if you use android.
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by jacooper 2y ago
That assumes you only use apple devices for everything.

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