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by mejutoco 3mo ago
One things I like is that when the economist talks about a business or an author, they mention if there is a conflict of interest (this and that works for this or is owned by that)
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by mejutoco 3mo ago
IIRC you can move from TK to others freely, but if you move to some options there are conditions to come back. TK service via email, phone, etc is amazing, even if your German is not very good, as it was the case for me the first year.
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by mejutoco 3mo ago
I feel like between plates, cups, pots, strainers etc for this to work I would need 4 or 5 dishwashers. Basically replacing each cupboard with cleanable utensils with a dishwasher. With 2 dishwashers one would use some clean plates and mayb
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by mejutoco 3mo ago
In Germany you need an insurance, but you can choose which one. In Berlin at least I remember TK was the default, but you can choose others.
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by mejutoco 3mo ago
This assumes someone not articulate in writing will be articulate in talking. The most likely outcome is there will be more text with the same information. One can do a little interpretative dance as well but the clearer the requirements th
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by mejutoco 3mo ago
Batteries
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by mejutoco 3mo ago
> I never said they oppose each other. Are you not implying below, with your words, that working exclusively on open source cannot bring money? > If they exclusively work on open source stuff where are they getting money from to survi
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by mejutoco 3mo ago
> If they exclusively work on open source stuff where are they getting money from to survive? From open source. You can earn money from open source. Open source is not opposed to capitalism, idk where you got that idea.
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
I dont, but sometimes I say please. Best regards
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
> I ask the agent to generate markdown docs, graphviz diagrams, changelogs, audit reports, etc. I only review that. From an alternative perspective, that is the code.
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
I am not saying it is wrong to call Opus "he". I am saying it reminds me of that show, that is all. No further intention from my side.
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
The bank, at least all of mine, will ask for proof that you tried to resolve it first with the seller, so that is why I believe.
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
> how well Opus 4.8 understands [...] and he'll confidently I always think of the nun character against AI in Mrs Davis: > "Don't give it a name. No one calls Facebook Doug. No one calls Twitter Mary Lou. No one calls t
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
I dont think think my point is getting across. This is in the context of how much world knowledge a model needs to be trained on, not llm vs not llm.
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
> Even the most basic questions such as put a ball in a cup and place it on a table upside down then pick up the cup and put it in a box. I do not think this is a great example. First, it is not a question. Second, it seems very related
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
It seems I was not able to either, and I trusted google AI snippet. Thanks
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
For reference: if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
And I thought in German Nilpferd (horse from the Nile) sounded ridiculous. It is almost the same as the original. TIL
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
Funny enough, in Spain the bourbons went in the other direction in recent history (1975): republic -> civil war and dictatorship and then the bourbon monarch that was the dictator successor had a role in transitioning to parliamentary mo
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
That does not make it illegal in other countries, which was the claim.
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
> Somewhat. The US Gov can make it illegal to transact with, download, use, etc. foreign open weight models. Presumably you mean in the USA (otherwise foreign means nothing)
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
Battenberg -> mountbatten I think that is what op meant.
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
It also will not change arbitrarily. Different strokes for different folks.
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
> It’s about the perception that Europeans have of the likelihood that the US could be relied upon in the event that someone attacks their EU country. Look at the Denmark graph (adversarial going up). I do not think in that case it is ab
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
The barrier is who gets legally liable if things go wrong. An llm cannot go to prison.
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
I think those 2 are orthogonal. Math still works with Santa or the tooth fairy.
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
That makes sense to me. At the same time I know the mediterranean sea is heating up more because it cannot move heat out quick enough. I dont know of any mediterranean air, so I believe more closed water zones would behave different than, l
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
Privacy and offline use would affect the choice as well. How niche are they, I am not sure.
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
Another one: tekamolo, for German and adverbs this time. Temporal, kausal, Modal, Lokal https://www.olesentuition.co.uk/single-post/tekamolo-how-to-...
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by mejutoco 4mo ago
Still, when ß is not available one can use ss to represent it. Same with l and ł etc

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