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by mhitza 4mo ago
Woah woah, temper down the assertion my friend! Profiling is a tool meant for processes that relate to performance, or hot spots. Debuggers when integrated well[1], are great tools but compete with print based debugging which is a much more
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by mhitza 4mo ago
I get that it's a secret location now, but I don't understand in context if this activist is the trigger of the situation. An if so how can this be considered a threat. Stalking falls under the broad category of harassment in my e
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by mhitza 4mo ago
What security concerns? Of a person telling people where you live? Are the homes of Danish prime ministers secret?
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by mhitza 4mo ago
The infra/agent architecture to run all this is becoming a bit much, if we want to have (some level of) assurable output, in any area of their application. Not only medicsl research needs citation-backed output. This is an ongoing work
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by mhitza 4mo ago
Things like this where a tried and tested method on Upwork, particularly in the 2021-2022 crypto/nft highs. At some point they branched out from crypto projects and cast a wide net across different categories. Last I recall was a downl
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by mhitza 4mo ago
Interesting over the price increase rollover now the setup fee is around 110 euros. The machine itself is basically useless for any type of realtime inference, no matter what the marketing page states, but I still use it for prototyping LLM
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by mhitza 4mo ago
They are also becoming greedy. I rent their 20GB VRAM instance GEX44, for which they now ask a 500 euro one-time setup fee. Whereas it was something like 60 euros a year ago.
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by mhitza 4mo ago
Coincidentally (?) also discussed today "European sunscreens are safer than American (2024)" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48503940
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by mhitza 4mo ago
Also discussed in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48500447
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by mhitza 4mo ago
> Director of Android Platform Security Is this the person I have to complain about for the removal of fulldisk encryption in Android 13?
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by mhitza 4mo ago
Would be interesting if they released an updated open weights model to go along to whatever hardware dell will configure.
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by mhitza 4mo ago
Does this guy have exponential breakfasts? I agree on some points about the missuse of AI particularly for surveillance, military and propaganda. But this reads like a post further glazing Mythos, and we are just one or two years away &quot
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by mhitza 4mo ago
This is downvoted, but the industry does want people to use such an approach. For example see IBMs Granite Guardian model which is targetted at this usecase. If it is that much better in practice I'll await confirmation through some ki
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by mhitza 4mo ago
> Anthropic's revenue increased from $1 billion in Dec. 2024 to $47 billion May of 2026. That's the kind of claim that requires and asterix, and things like this are what feeds into the AI propaganda machine. That is an anualiz
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by mhitza 4mo ago
That is one reason why I, at least try to, check the label and avoid products with non-EU ingredients. Also one of my worries with the mercusour trade deal. And any deal that involves meat imports from the US, with specific laxer regulation
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by mhitza 4mo ago
999 billion liters of water. From a quick search I gather that US citizens' daily use is around 300B gallons https://watercalculator.org/footprint/how-united-states-uses... I was just curious of the number and sca
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by mhitza 4mo ago
Individual voices aren't strong enough to drown the marketing machine. Artists and writers are unionized, why they have a more powerful collective voice. Second, there are enough peole for which their jobs are very well paid and too co
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by mhitza 4mo ago
My favorite bug family, that somehow to sneak in every time, is how their react frontend (or whatever the store runs) manages to semi-crash and the controller inputs are no longer recognized. I kind of hope at least they'll fix such is
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by mhitza 4mo ago
Same as with any distribution it gives you flexibility over update cadence, validate your software doesn't break with updates, and push out your own hotfixes without being tied to the release process upstream. Default configurations as
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by mhitza 4mo ago
Comparison with Kagi is making them more harm than good. Only way they are comparable is that both want to charge money for search and there are a few options to personalize search results. Their UX is really at most a proof of concept, not
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by mhitza 4mo ago
Are projects still chosing to pick RxJS (or equivalent) which make the code heavily layered and a pain to debug? Or has sanity reached the Angular ecosystem by now?
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by mhitza 4mo ago
In theory, locally you'd use these where lossiness is acceptable for audio transcription and image labeling (as simple examples). In practice I haven't got around to building something around multimodality since I'm primarily
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by mhitza 4mo ago
SteamOS recently shipped KDE with Wayland by default (for desktop mode). They have their own custom compositor for handheld-mode, named gamescope. https://github.com/ValveSoftware/gamescope?tab=readme-ov-fil... XWaylan
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by mhitza 4mo ago
All metrics towards more token spend, as expected. Post classified under "improvement". Maybe for revenue targets. I can't believe that font and color passes accessibility checks.
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by mhitza 4mo ago
With declining birth rates big corporations might get the idea that "you know, child labour isn't really a big problem today with the extra precautions we take" At the same time having these large companies that operate in em
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by mhitza 4mo ago
Recently discussed https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48342705
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by mhitza 4mo ago
> potential criminal charges or lifetime bans for the teenager involved. This is ridiculous if it happens. How can naming your Bluetooth speaker BOMB be criminal or get you banned?!
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by mhitza 4mo ago
Raising good points about having hosted infrastructure in the US. The article is a bit too verbose, with parts that really don't tell much. Almost as if llm written? The argument that seasoned sysadmins install (Debian or) *Alpine* is
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by mhitza 4mo ago
The way Code of Conducts where being pushed on some open source projects in the past, there was enough vitriol and cross-platform harassment. This one is "tamer", a bit, because the hate goes towards the AI usage, not the person.
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by mhitza 4mo ago
So let me get this straight. You think that Europe "shot itself in the dick" by making it harder to deploy AI that: - manipulates, including subliminally (hope you'll like your subliminal Ads mixed into your LLM output) - pro

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