kevin061

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   by kevin061 11mo ago

   True, I just wish I could pay once for code AND the chat, but the chat subscription does not include Code sadly.
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   by kevin061 11mo ago

   That is a valid and interesting discussion point. I do concede that OpenAI will probably not survive in the long term. Google and Microsoft on the other hand have dozens of independent verticals and revenue sources. Google can afford to be
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   by kevin061 11mo ago

   I hope you are correct, but I have other opinions.
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   by kevin061 11mo ago

   I am aware of using crypto for money laundering, sanctions evasions and even buying drugs online. I wonder what would have happened without Bitcoin. There would never have been a Silk Road, and ransomware would have had to use vouchers and
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   by kevin061 11mo ago

   I can agree with that, yeah.
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   by kevin061 11mo ago

   There is no AI bubble. The housing bubble was about artificially inflated housing assets. People have been calling Bitcoin a bubble since it was introduced. Has it popped? No. Has it reached the popularity and usability crypto shills said i
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   by kevin061 11mo ago

   I am very disappointed they don't have an equivalent subscription for coding to the 200 EUR ChatGPT or Claude one, and it is only available for Enterprise deployments. The only thing I found is a pay-as-you-go API, but I wonder if it i
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   by kevin061 11mo ago

   While I agree with the overall sentiment, streaming services have also degraded our behaviours by prioritising instant rewards and locking us into a platform you cannot escape easily from, and that once you escape, you lose literally everyt
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   by kevin061 11mo ago

   Very cool analysis, I never thought of that. I was actually in the camp of "icons everywhere" because it seemed inconsistent to have icons only sometimes, but I never stopped to look at indentation especially when mixing in checkm
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    by kevin061 11mo ago

    No, lol, WhatsApp remains in full control of user IDs. Maybe if they make WA federated, but we both know this is not gonna happen.
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    by kevin061 11mo ago

    The dome is so much more than a dome. It is a whole work of engineering, from the way it was assembled and installed to the internal structure itself. It is built in two layers. The inner one deflects radiation and heat back into the core,
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    The secure open source fallacy(ulveon.net)

    2 points by kevin061 11mo ago|0 comments
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    by kevin061 11mo ago

    I sure hope so
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    by kevin061 11mo ago

    Doesn't Apple have a Face ID trick with a paired iPhone to replace Touch ID on macOS? That is probably why. They prefer you to buy an iPhone than to sell you another gadget. By the way, I like the idea but for some reason it unpairs ra
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    by kevin061 11mo ago

    We use Kea at work and make extensive use of its hooks system to customise what leases we give out, and in which of our 8 datacenters. Our infrastructure is hundreds of thousands of machines and Kea's distributed nature makes it a bree
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    by kevin061 11mo ago

    GPU prices never went down after the crypto rush replaced GPUs with ASICs. I hope this does not repeat with DRAM and AI.
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    by kevin061 11mo ago

    I have no doubt many of these companies will go bankrupt, but I wonder who will be first. Google and Microsoft are pushing AI extremely heavily but they have other sources of revenue, whereas ChatGPT only has partnerships and subscribers. A