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by miohtama 8mo ago
The search product become useless on a particular day of 2019 as discussed on HN News some time ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40133976
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by miohtama 8mo ago
Maybe in the future models render a bitmap and trace the vector image with a tool, like a human would do.
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by miohtama 8mo ago
Sounds like something that engineers can solve near them and good findings of field testing.
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by miohtama 8mo ago
But will harness build desktop Linux for us?
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The point is that 1) someone can claim there is a verification so we protect kids 2) but more importantly, there is a lot of money to be made selling verification solutions and usually these SaaS companies are owned by regulators and their
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by miohtama 8mo ago
In some ways, Opus 4.6 is a step backwards due to massively higher token consumption.
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by miohtama 8mo ago
GDPR does not stop a breach. Discord already lost user IDs. Will GDPR delete them from the darknet?
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by miohtama 8mo ago
> There is no chance that European instutitions can impose their will against a considerable majority of people The EU commission just passed chat control to have government mandated software in every phone
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by miohtama 8mo ago
This is the fourth attempt in two decades. Here is the short history of earlier attempts: https://x.com/moo9000/status/2006304163404128289 The difference this time is that Digital Euro is forced by ECB and control
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by miohtama 8mo ago
They should conduct the same research on Microsoft Word and Excel to get a baseline how often these applications violate ethical constrains
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EU finds the AI assistant in WhatsApp violating anti trust(ec.europa.eu)
30 points by miohtama 8mo ago|5 comments
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Because back in a day, Instagram and YouTube were shitty products and by some metrics still are
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EU bans infinite scroll and autoplay in TikTok case(twitter.com)
9 points by miohtama 8mo ago|7 comments
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by miohtama 8mo ago
TikTok's differention is the userbase of all teenagers in the world.
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GCC had 40 years headstart
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Bazooka guarantees the hit
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I recommend book Accelerado by Charlie Stross: Um.” Manfred finds it, floating three tiers down an elaborate object hierarchy. It’s flashing for attention. There’s a priority interrupt, an incoming lawsuit that hasn’t propagated up the inhe
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by miohtama 9mo ago
This was well known before the investments were made. If the investors were not happy with this they would not have invested.
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by miohtama 9mo ago
As both are private companies none of this matters if the investors of both companies are happy.
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by miohtama 9mo ago
Because it was old Bitcoin, which was confiscated long time ago and did 100x.
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by miohtama 9mo ago
Both things cannot be true at the same time - WhatsApp encryption is broken - EU's and UK's Chat Control spooks demand Meta to insert backdoor because they cannot break the encryption The Guardian has its own editorial flavour on
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by miohtama 9mo ago
Russian and China are already getting rid of Microsoft.
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by miohtama 9mo ago
Chinese should be excited about this idea then!
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by miohtama 9mo ago
There is some fat in the system that likely needs to cut off. Here is Google complaint about not serving lobster biscue: https://x.com/Andercot/status/1768346257486184566?s=20 Zero interest rate phenomenon.
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Commission's decision to fine X [pdf](judiciary.house.gov)
3 points by miohtama 9mo ago|0 comments
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La Suite Numérique(github.com)
3 points by miohtama 9mo ago|1 comments
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At least we get Visual Studio Code for free
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by miohtama 9mo ago
It's vendor lock-in. Same for Microsoft, SAP, Oracle, etc. It would cost too much for customers to switch.
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by miohtama 9mo ago
One reason is that architecture and maintenance are much simpler
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OpenCode(opencode.ai)
2 points by miohtama 9mo ago|2 comments

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