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My understanding is the piece argued state support as investor and customer might turn intel around. Huawei started with much worse product and foundation than intel, but the state sponsorship kept it going, plus they have ultra hard workin
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So the gist is to make Intel the Huawei but for US&A
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1y ago
A digital version of Welthauptstadt Germania
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Nothing against Zen, but if you prefer stay Firefox but crave for some UI sugar, try https://github.com/greeeen-dev/natsumi-browser
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They made LLM possible, for good or bad.
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This matches the tech job market: if you are not in top corp or labs, your hard work is most likely subsidizing the $ 1.5M paycheck for OpenAI employees.
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George Orwell famously argued that the decline of the English language contributes to muddled thinking and political dishonesty. He probably can't imagine how far this can actually go
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this is to oversimplify world to binary options, and presenting false choices. we should be able to imagine something better than China/US/Russia govt, and put work to implement it.
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brought back lots of nice memories
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running its 4bit version locally on my 32GB m2, wow, I can see Anthropic marketshare drop by 5-25% in next quarter.
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That’s necessary because US&A needs to beat China!
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Is deep seek any better? Just curious.
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This risk should be priced in on day one. All bigco today, not only foundational model providers but also in media and other vertical, tend to be a platform for end user. They don’t want middle man. If you are trying to be a middle man, you
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Same. I thought it’s now available for Plus, but apparently not the case It’s disappointing they are gating this and browser agent for $100 users, and even for 100, it’s only two tool methods.
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It feels like they don’t have a good product strategy that matches their engineering throughput.
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most of these are vibe signaling, like Communist Party of China has been doing in past year, except this won't work as effective here as in China, not even close, because the US is not authoritarian enough to mobilize every level of th
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> good faith questions yep, when you hire an immigrate software engineer, you don't ask them if Israel has a right to exist, or whether Vladivostok is part of china. Unless you are a DoD vendor which there won't be an interview
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Bedrock is officially support by Claude code.
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I doubt people like Marc andreessen has much stable long term core beliefs, they are just opportunist who also occasionally feel the need to justify their opportunistic behavior.
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Enterprise is where you make the money. I’m sure they will have something soon. For now, i can just piggybacking on bedrock or vertex which is peanuts comparing to production cost.
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If the goal is protecting kids, why not jail the parents who allowed their child to have unlimited access to internet rather than the publisher?
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I think you might be confused by the two licenses applied to different type of services: https://www.cloudflare.com/terms/ https://www.cloudflare.com/website-terms/ <- this one you quoted expli
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> talking about "echo chambers" it's usually because they are upset that I won't listen to bigoted alt-right hate. All I can say is America and its region of influence is in its own set of echo chambers
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algorithm feed addiction is unsolvable, at least without some new drug. As an immigrant to the US, I found dessert in US contains much more sugar than where I was. And when I make/recommend less sugary food, friends don't like it
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Facebook said they leeched it, and Anna once mentioned a few companies most of them from China paid for it, so I assume the answer is yes someone has the data and very likely built the search, but no one will open it given the legal and rep
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this is one year old. wonder why post now.
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Does GPL still mean anything if you can ask AI to read from code A and reimplement into code B?
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China might do it, so we did it first. I love this logic, and another place to apply it is about when to use nuclear bombs.
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Lack a kings in the history is major problem. Four years are far from enough to fix it.
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Nothing special about China. Meta used libgen too, and not even seed.
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