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by lompad 4mo ago
The problem here is looking at a substance in isolation, instead of comparatively. The actual question is: would drinking that stuff with sugar have caused more damage to health? And the answer will likely be yes. Because we _know_ just how
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by lompad 4mo ago
Not technically but practically. The decrees are effectively considered law by the executive. Yes, you'll likely win in court later on, but you'll lose your job, get sent to prison, have your bank accounts and vehicle seized, etc.
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by lompad 4mo ago
The thing is that the IPOs necessitate a full release of their actual costs for inference and training. This by itself should be enough to pop the bubble, if the occasional bits of it we get are anything to go by. There is a reason anthropi
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by lompad 5mo ago
This is conjecture. There is a reason both openai and anthropic refuse to comment on inference costs. If it were falling so much, they would use it to brag. I really don't understand why so many people keep repeating it without any act
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by lompad 5mo ago
This is not about america. Not everything has to be turned into a discussion about some US internal issue. The medium author has this in their bio: "healing, self-improvement, meditation, manifestation". Well, does not seem like t
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by lompad 9mo ago
Generally, with the regular in-IDE agents you have the ability to easily intervene, correct and live-check. Considering the high fail rate of agents (depending on software complexity of course), that's required if you want to get anyth
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by lompad 9mo ago
Problem here being that those terms aren't used as defined in regular discourse. Language changes and casual use differs from academic use. When on an american-centric board anybody writes about "communism", I assume they ref
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by lompad 9mo ago
There is no reason such a state would have to set things up this way. As an example: you probably know that germany has socialized healthcare. It is, however, not implemented as a single-payer model. Instead there are tons of different insu
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by lompad 9mo ago
>But inference costs are dropping dramatically over time, Please prove this statement, so far there is no indication that this is actually true - the opposite seems to be the case. Here are some actual numbers [0] (and whether you like E
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by lompad 11mo ago
"It can't be that stupid, you must be prompting it wrong!" Sigh.
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by lompad 11mo ago
Copyparty. Found that recently and absolutely love it.
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by lompad 11mo ago
Recently people built a super-lightweigt alternative, named copyparty[0]. To me that looks like it does everything people tend to need without all the bloat. [0]: https://github.com/9001/copyparty
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by lompad 1y ago
This comment is always so strange to me - do you really, seriously believe that the people setting up the grids never thought about dunkelflaute? And I don't mean that in an attacking way, I'm genuinely curious about your thoughts
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by lompad 1y ago
And don‘t forget those … ”accusations“ from his sibling. The lawsuit is going to bring some details to the light, hopefully.
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by lompad 1y ago
Relevant reading: "Replication of Quantum Factorisation Records with an 8-bit Home Computer, an Abacus, and a Dog" by Peter Gutmann and Stephan Neuhaus [0]. Shows in a humorous way how the vast majority of quantum computing "
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by lompad 1y ago
Because "confidence" isn't just something a conscious being can have, it is also something text can simply convey, irrespective of the author. It's just how we perceive language and about what we feel, not about what the
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by lompad 1y ago
Some places are significantly worse than all others in the same wealth class though. Somebody further up quoted such insane numbers - $750 for a proper periodontal cleaning? That's usually ~50 to 80€ in Germany. For a _full_ self paye
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by lompad 1y ago
Why not just use fish at that point? It's been rewritten in Rust too. To me personally, oh-my-zsh and similar projects feel like a worse version of the stuff fish brings by default.
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by lompad 1y ago
Interesting, can this directly be used to make money? Maybe by the employee reading your report? Edit: Maybe send a report to steve from grc, he loves those kinds of stories.
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by lompad 1y ago
You previously posted this: >Hey, have you tried TwitterCut yet? It’s this cool tool I found that turns your tweets into awesome videos in just one click. Super easy to use—just @cutcutai in a Twitter thread, and it creates the videos di
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by lompad 1y ago
Thanks for being willing to consider my standpoint. Personally, I think this might more be an issue of the US health system or the lack thereof, which generally messes up incentives badly. Here in germany, finances aren't even a thing
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by lompad 1y ago
Please don't confuse evidence-based therapy like CBT with evidently badly working acts of pseudo-psychology such as psychoanalysis (Which, interestingly enough, isn't even much of a thing in most of the world, just the US seems to
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by lompad 1y ago
Trauma only appearing in super-deep going therapy sessions can often be False Memory Syndrome, which is an entirely different can of worms and extremely problematic. If you search really really deeply, you're going to find it, wether i
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by lompad 1y ago
Because for now, that's just what those financially profiting from the AI-hype tell us. Be it sama, hyung or nadella, they all profit if people _believe_ AI is a force multiplier for everybody. Reality is much more muddy though and it&
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by lompad 1y ago
And not only are those cries wrong, reality is quite the opposite. The vast majority of fines are towards european businesses. Big Tech aren't the only ones who violate data privacy standards all the time. [0] You just don't read
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by lompad 1y ago
>misusing it just decreases clarity and hinders communication There is no such thing as "misusing language". Language changes. It always does. Maybe you grew up in an area of the world where it's really consistent everywhe
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by lompad 1y ago
So what you're basically saying is, we need AI-AdNauseam as quickly as possible. Thank you for the idea. Considering how many free offerings there are, this might actually just work.
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by lompad 1y ago
Germany is similar. Especially in more rural areas, a couple villages away people are going to have a hard time understanding you. Though there's typically a common dialect variant everybody speaks, usually the one spoken by the larges
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by lompad 1y ago
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by lompad 1y ago
Probably german, "Rente" = "retirement"

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