miohtama

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by miohtama 4mo ago
The problem is that the EU politicians do not want the think about the problem. They want to outsource it and make someone else to pay it. But there is no solution. Any censorship is always subjective. Also trusted flaggers bans cannot be d
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Utiq: The new telecom 'Super-Cookie' threatening your privacy(arpokrat.com)
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by miohtama 5mo ago
In HW accelerated chips, what part of the calculations they usually accelerate? Could it be possible to repurpose old HW?
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by miohtama 5mo ago
How it achieves the performance? What is the tradeoff?
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by miohtama 5mo ago
It depends if Samsung is imported by a consumer or a company that takes liability
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by miohtama 5mo ago
Holding a consumer liable for the broken crap they order would be just, but political infeasible as long as there is someone else to blame.
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by miohtama 5mo ago
Doesn't Bezos have Trump ties?
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by miohtama 5mo ago
Even if it fails maybe you can get some political scores in the process to get elected again.
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by miohtama 5mo ago
At this stage, was Microsoft already a well-established company if they had money and resources to contract and then license the 86-DOS?
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The EU's Big Tech law was meant to move fast. It hasn't(politico.eu)
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by miohtama 5mo ago
We can see this already in the case of failed EU Digital Services Act that is teethless due to trade negotiations with the US https://www.politico.eu/article/eu-big-tech-law-meant-to-mov...
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by miohtama 5mo ago
It's Hawthorne effect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawthorne_effect Related to it we have novelty effect and bunch of other psychological effects that are hard to isolate in human science. In this sector, a lot o
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by miohtama 5mo ago
The company name is aislop in reverse. Because it reads like parody, it is likely parody. It would be sad if smart people on Hacker News fall for this, not to mention AI hating journalists and bloggers. But let's give the VCs of the ro
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by miohtama 5mo ago
These civil servants are effectively trying to bypass the US court. These civil servants yield considerable power what comes to the censorship, and the Whitehouse really really hates the idea that the EU can decide, not them, what is allowe
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by miohtama 5mo ago
It's not only Dutch. Instead of building sovereignity, the EU thought they could regulate their way and force everyone to bend the knee because of their share as a trading partner. This started 20 years ago. However what has happened i
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by miohtama 5mo ago
It's good that there is now a new head of Fed for this.
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by miohtama 5mo ago
Maybe Google will finally launch a working coding agent
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Distribution Fine Tuning (DFT): A post training step that fixes LLM writing(twitter.com)
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by miohtama 5mo ago
I have been using Omnara now some months, on desktop and mobile. It's web/mobile remote for Claude and Codex. I can do some tasks on mobile, especially if they are follow up and steering only, greatly increasing productivity as yo
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by miohtama 5mo ago
They are displaying the snippet and image the website is giving them for a preview.
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by miohtama 5mo ago
Google Ad's revenue per user is ~$50/year
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by miohtama 5mo ago
But this scheme will give all the control to the US. They own the master key.
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by miohtama 5mo ago
There is the alternative to not to pursue domestic spyware in the fist place. Especially because this is tied to the attempts to deanonymise Internet users.
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by miohtama 5mo ago
The Commission got it through on the last round, though, so eventually it passed.
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by miohtama 5mo ago
Hmm. Everyone should just disconnect Germany, let them freeze, and enjoy cheap electricity?
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by miohtama 5mo ago
The EU Digital (identity) Wallet EUDI requires hardware attestation by Google or Apple, effectively tying all the digital EU identities to American duopoly. Talk about digital sovereignity. Apparently protecting the children > sovereigni
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Russia Restricting Access to GitHub(twitter.com)
10 points by miohtama 5mo ago|0 comments
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by miohtama 5mo ago
It's funded by the EU budget.
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by miohtama 5mo ago
Europol is lobbying for this. Of course, by using tax payers money.
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by miohtama 5mo ago
The FATF guidance actually state that if your purchase a VPN license (shows up on credit card bill) you should suspect of being pedophile by your bank staff: https://x.com/moo9000/status/1901906097323012466?s=20

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