miohtama

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by miohtama 1y ago
The EU is founded on the idea of useless bureaucracy. It's not just IT. Ask any EU farmer.
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by miohtama 1y ago
You can get Pornhub subscription with Bitcoin, but not credit card.
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by miohtama 1y ago
Visa/MasterCard porn ban was driven by American extremist Christian organisation called Exodus Cry, which is also anti-gay, etc. https://screenshot-media.com/politics/human-rights/pornhub-p... Exodus Cry lead
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by miohtama 1y ago
Peter Thiel must be doing Mr Burns laugh on this one
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by miohtama 1y ago
This place used to be a place for hackers and founders. Now it is mostly a place for middle aged software engineers who hate someone else to success, change and hope for the future of Linux desktop. Thinking Machines presents both change an
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by miohtama 1y ago
Most complainers are hypocrites who are complaining for the sake of complaining, too lazy to do anything and just come up with excuses to avoid this.
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by miohtama 1y ago
How bad your system be if it can be hacked by a kid?
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by miohtama 1y ago
In a proper capitalistic system, those who build low quality e-commerce services, including hackable ones, should go out of business and replace more competent companies. This includes buying services from bad suppliers. This Reddit post hi
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by miohtama 1y ago
You can make as many as laws you want, but if no one cares you are only harming those businesses who care.
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by miohtama 1y ago
Maybe for businesses like governments. But EU citizens want good AI models, not EU approved models, and people can use VPN. Because regulatory process kills fast moving business and whatever is rubber stamped by EU bureaucracts and complian
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by miohtama 1y ago
You ban open weight models and the problem is solved
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by miohtama 1y ago
I agree. Basically India's retail crazy drive on options directly go to the pockets of market makers or prop traders on the other side of the table. Though usually short sell bans are not done to protect investors but companies, to pro
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by miohtama 1y ago
It's called selective enforcement https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selective_enforcement India has history on this https://m.economictimes.com/news/india/india-using-anti-mone...
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by miohtama 1y ago
On Indian options markets > India retail investors make up 35% of options trades. Institutions, seeking to hedge their risk or profit for their companies’ accounts, handle the rest. Regulators are alarmed that regular folk are bypassing
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by miohtama 1y ago
Sounds like UK politics is taboo?
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by miohtama 1y ago
New Jersey gas stations still do this, and here is napkin cost calculation https://www.sciotoanalysis.com/news/2024/7/12/how-much-do-yo...
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by miohtama 1y ago
Sweden is the country where - They want to block VPNs https://bestreviews.net/sweden-the-next-country-to-ban-vpn-s... - Their MEPs want to crack down end to end encrypted chats https://mullvad.net/en/bl
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by miohtama 1y ago
When privacy is criminalised, only criminals have privacy. Also a state where a police makes the laws is called a police state. For example, East Germany was a police state, so Europe has a rich history on the topic.
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Autosel, Linux Backport LLM(thenewstack.io)
2 points by miohtama 1y ago|0 comments
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by miohtama 1y ago
Google also wins with Google Books, as other Western companies cannot get training material in the same scale. Chinese companies can care less about copyright laws and rightholder complaints.
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by miohtama 1y ago
A lot of success of Magnificent 7 companies is tax optimisation, not just productivity gains. For example you can check Amazon effective tax rate here https://csimarket.com/stocks/singleProfitabilityRatiosy.php?... ...
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by miohtama 1y ago
Would it be possible to use Docker to manage native dependencies?
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by miohtama 1y ago
Reuters news on the lawsuit https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44375269
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by miohtama 1y ago
Alsup is also the same judge who ruled in Oracle vs. Google Java lawsuit and taught himself code to Java to be able to rule in it https://www.theverge.com/2017/10/19/16503076/oracle-vs-googl...
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by miohtama 1y ago
> Alsup also said, however, that Anthropic violated the authors' rights by saving pirated copies of their books as part of a "central library of all the books in the world" that would not necessarily be used for AI trainin
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Anthropic wins key US ruling on AI training in authors' copyright lawsuit(reuters.com)
2 points by miohtama 1y ago|2 comments
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ChatGPT's Search Engine: What 5k Prompts Reveal About How AI Searches(promptwatch.com)
2 points by miohtama 1y ago|0 comments
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by miohtama 1y ago
Discussed in 2022 here https://www.pcgamer.com/unity-is-merging-with-a-company-who-...
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Disney Sues Midjourney(bbc.com)
7 points by miohtama 1y ago|1 comments
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by miohtama 1y ago
Is the driver of behaviour having too many chickens packed in too small space?

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