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by jjani 1y ago
> Apple did not respond to a request for comment. “We have never built a back door or master key to any of our products, and we never will,” Apple said in February. This must be some "technically correct" weasel words bullcrap,
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Caveat: This is only in terms of taste, not necessarily texture. And cheese of course has a massive range of styles on its own. Below targets something like a proper parmesan cheese. Make soy sauce marinated eggs ([1] Korean version, but th
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by jjani 1y ago
Hence why I said there wouldn't be a market :)
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I did spend more than a decade living in a European country famous for its cheese - your nearby supermarket will have some cheese from there :) Was talking about it in that light; Korea is a completely different story. What you're say
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I'm nitpicking, as your main point is still completely accurate; it is indeed miles ahead in sovereignty compared to the EU! But > Those tend to be used by a plurality of Korean organizations within Korea. I've seen from the in
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ChatGPT wouldn't have mismatched the singular/plural of "observations" and "this"
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They can, they just don't really want to, as the dozens of anecdotes in this very comment section reveal. None of these things are about technical competence or capabilities. They're all about organizations, politics, fiefdoms and
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Korea has such a mandate and does just fine. Haven't seen a single instance of Korean employers such as Samsung suffering from retaliation over it.
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In the Chinese case, competence. Korea also has such an ecosystem - and is a much better example for the EU to look towards - but stems from more of a mix between competence and luck.
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> cheese is worse than pork, for example Such figures are usually "per gram of protein", in which case, sure. Thing is, it's very common for people to eat 200+ grams of pork in one meal, whereas e.g. grated cheese on a pas
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Here in Korea where soy milk has been a staple forever, its price has more than doubled over the last 5 years, now ~$1.4/L. Still cheaper than milk currently at ~$1.7/L, but it used to be twice as cheap as milk.
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> When vegan parm and swiss cheese get as good as the real stuff, then I'd go vegan. Cheese I really doubt will get there any time soon. It's pretty doable to make milk-free cheese alternatives with eggs - at least in terms of
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You.. require a subscription. These have existed long before LLM-assisted coding was a thing.
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Most of those office workers were not capable of fixing anything on the first day they used Excel. Many didn't understand it at all. The main difference isn't that Excel is super accessible and easy to use for non-technical people
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And the same thing could very easily happen to Anthropic, yet they choose not to hide it.
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> The thing that I appreciate most is that the company is that it "walks the walk" in terms of distributing the benefits of AI. Cutting edge models aren't reserved for some enterprise-grade tier with an annual agreement. A
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Straight from the Meta playbook. Rohingya? Is that the new bazinga? Us!? Complicit!? Yeah right, hah, we're just a social network dude give us a break smh
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No mention of Starlink, which they have adopted en masse. It would be trivial to shut them off from it given their locations are very well-known.
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Western governments just need to toughen up. If China tells Apple to stop doing something by next Monday, they'll have it changed by then. "But due process!!". For individuals and SMEs, sure. For mega companies, absolutely n
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by jjani 1y ago
Spot on, it's so sad to see this kind of thinking so ingrained in people, when literally 3 seconds of critical thinking would lead to the opposite conclusion. Are kids just as selfish as adults, at every age? Does their selfishness cha
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I've heard this before about Finland and found it really interesting as to my knowledge English isn't particularly more societally prevalent in Finland than in nearby countries such as Sweden, Denmark or the Netherlands. Any idea
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The designs are passable for a mobile version of a simple website, but really sub-standard compared to the average app on the Play/App Store, whether native (Swift/Kotlin) or hybrid (Flutter/RN). In B2B SaaS you can get away
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How about adding "mobile"? A lot of the time models tend to default to designs that don't make sense on mobile, even when instructed to design it as such.
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This is correct. Someone above commented this "Starting to feel like it'd be more sensible to just have the EU fund an independent phone OS/Hardware.". The sensible thing is much different; it's to start behaving li
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The title talks about "AI Tutors" yet reading the whole paper it's just very general and obvious statements about use of AI in education/by students in general, nothing to do with "Tutors". If you ask someone e
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Those are called tariffs and other barriers, and in many sectors they work very well. I live in a country (South Korea) where such barriers have been enormously successful in keeping tech jobs and revenue inside the country. Literally every
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The Saudis would love to have a platform as popular as YouTube for their image washing purposes, no matter if it costs them a cool $billion or two per year to keep it ad-free. They don't do it because they'd rather not antagonize
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Pretty great for a chat app used by a few billion people, a few $billion is enough to keep things running for many decades. e.g. banks do exactly this, with much more critical and complicated infra.
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That's a gift, the opposite of a punishment.
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In a nice world it should be the other way around. LLMs are better at producing typed code thanks to the added context and diagnostics the types add, while at the same time greatly lowering their initial learning barrier. We don't live

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