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by miohtama 2y ago
Does this matter? If a human would research the matter they would arrive to the same conclusion by visiting those websites. Essentially, an average person would have made the same mistake when researching unless you have access to specific
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by miohtama 2y ago
While there is right wing angle into this, I feel it might be just because Twitter does not want spend extra resources on handling government requests. Twitter is making losses, so let's not increase cost.
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by miohtama 2y ago
And then in 90s https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crypto_Wars
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by miohtama 2y ago
The UK is a poor country with London attached to it
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by miohtama 2y ago
It's called scalable business model
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by miohtama 2y ago
Unlike Sony, Google attempts to confuse people for people to use their limited models as they are free to run and most won't pay.
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by miohtama 2y ago
Here > The main burden falls on SMEs, which experienced an average decline in profits of 8.5 percent. In the IT sector, profits of small firms fell by 12.5 percent on average. Large firms, too, are affected, with profits declining by 7.
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by miohtama 2y ago
The problem is that the GDPR has been largely a failure protecting citizens from corporations, but it has hurt everyone else. - Nothing has changed in Facebook and Google data collection practices, who with other bug corps account for >
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by miohtama 2y ago
This hits well > He estimates that his increased productivity is equivalent to the company getting a third of an additional person working for free. > He's not sure why the company has banned external AI. "I think it's
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by miohtama 2y ago
The model itself might be useful in the end. But it's terrible industrial policy to kill your startups with regulation and then the state needs to step in, because private companies no longer want to work with you, or no new companies
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by miohtama 2y ago
Because Europe does not have enough money. This comes from taxes i.e. as an EU citizen you pay for the fun. Private sector often does not fund projects like these as they have bad return on investment.
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by miohtama 2y ago
Seizing web servers is coming next, as per the recent UK laws forum hosting is responsible for "evil" content. It does not need to be illegal. This has been discussed in the HN as well. Software industry that defines bad is called
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Can Tariffs Work [video]?(youtube.com)
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by miohtama 2y ago
Software industry that defines bad is called compliance-industrial complex. Defining bad is a big business. Here is a good book about it: https://www.amazon.com/Compliance-Industrial-Complex-Operati...
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HarmBench: A Standardized Evaluation Framework for Robust Refusal(arxiv.org)
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DeepSeek Fails Researchers' Safety Tests(pcmag.com)
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https://archive.ph/bmoFo
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$3 AliExpress 120W USB-C charger test(youtube.com)
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Also new companies stop coming https://cowboystatedaily.com/2024/12/06/wyoming-overtakes-de...
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by miohtama 2y ago
Exactly
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by miohtama 2y ago
In Linux source benchmark results are interestingly more equal, LZMA still holding up well. What makes Perl source benchmark special? Deduplication?
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by miohtama 2y ago
Socialist policians want more regulation in order to protect consumers and citizens. A lot of socialist politicians never have worked in a real job producing anything, so it does not register on their radar that protecting consumer may harm
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by miohtama 2y ago
Norway also holds $500M Bitcoin through Microstrategy
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by miohtama 2y ago
It's not a fair comparison, because everything in West compares better to post-Johnson Britain :)
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They have the same fear as everyone else "teenager learns how to cook napalm from an AI"
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by miohtama 2y ago
It might be just psychological not technical. Humans have a natural tendency to change resistance. This tendency tends to be higher in sysadmins who are often deep into autistic spectrum.
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by miohtama 2y ago
Nice. But is it enough Web 0.9? :)
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How this will be called in the future? Dot ai bubble?
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- No useHook() spaghetti
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by miohtama 2y ago
They already offload managing all of their documents to Office 365 cloud, so no additional harm done.

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