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monegator
3mo ago
Good. Now, if only they also fought against developer integrity.. https://keepandroidopen.org
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4mo ago
but until this comes to edge gallery i won't care
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4mo ago
Meta is actively sponsoring the bills in my country. They go as far as ads on TV and Radio, something that never happened before
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4mo ago
Mediamarkt already had the neo on "special price" (launch price) until the end of this month, it was pretty obvious what would happen
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4mo ago
Here we have a 15% limit on scanning for fair use
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4mo ago
Soon, when even the enterprise subscriptions will have ads, every session will begin with a mandatory generated image: > you would NEVER distill a model..
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4mo ago
> He goes way too far though that's what activist have to do to shake people
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4mo ago
Hey! That's exactly what lobbyists against regulations would say!
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4mo ago
But cloud is what will enslave them to the corporation's will. Google (of all companies!) demonstrated you can get useful stuff with reasonable performance with model running local on their smartphones. Depending on your expecations yo
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4mo ago
I have not called musk redarded, i have called the idea retarded. Same as master branch or master/slave communication idiocy. People that get this hung up really have too much free time on their hand, or have too much to gain in discus
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4mo ago
exactly.
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4mo ago
oh, no it's exactly as jimmy valmer puts it, there is nothing against mentally disabled people, it is just it's something so stupid that one can't even decide were to start to describe all the points in which is stupid, so st
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4mo ago
yes musk said that, but that's retarded, a statement made to fill as many bingo spaces as possible
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4mo ago
gemma runs pretty well
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4mo ago
I've been trying local models for the boring stuff you might be thinking about: writing small docs. So i've tested a couple, and the speed is finally impressive. My colleague uses paid tiers of claude and GPT, and the speed is com
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4mo ago
Full blown war: putin scared that more territories will want to join the EU block. No internal wars and more countries wishing to enter the block. Powerless without american hardware and intelligence: You wish. Big tech is spending so much
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4mo ago
Ah, if (2) happens i will just walk out. No more brain. I refuse to work on those conditions. And if that's the situation everywhere, i'll just go back being a tradesman, i love working with my hands, and there's been abundan
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4mo ago
the EU has demonstrated for decades that by balancing trades, equality and human rights it can prevent conflicts from happening. Seems to me that most of our friends in the balkans that have memory of the past wars are overall pretty happy
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4mo ago
And just a few days ago i was being called out because i considered anthropic "evil" I mean, did nobody ever get the vibes, never see a pattern emerging? (well they don't or they wouldn't be so amazed by pattern recognit
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4mo ago
re: SUNO i actually was discussing that with a guy i met the other day, an old school producer, did succesful stuff 30 years ago. He used SUNO to reinterpret old and ideas of his, in his judgement it did an excellent job and lets him create
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4mo ago
Hear me out: what about just refusing to use them? why would i ever want to use a tool that remove the part of my job that brings me joy? Fuck productivity, we were already doing good, when we were able to actually do our job, i.e.: not was
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4mo ago
my car is already 12 years old, but has at least 5 more under its belly. Has long paid for itself. It would cost me considerably more to keep changing it with something i don't own and as a result always be unconfortable with (and also
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4mo ago
And they have really good designs (after all, they are taking inspiration from the most succesful european cars. I saw the station wagon the other day, it's amazing. the octavia EV as it should be.) The problem is always going to be: w
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4mo ago
If only it was based in europe. Every few weeks i look into detaching from gmail and wonder if proton is the way to go
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5mo ago
>It's just typical green politics. Forever backwards No. In northern italy alone we have tens of thousands unused warehouse spaces. Let's use that space for datacenters and solar farms instead of destroying forever yet another
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5mo ago
For substandard developers, yes, work stops. I have seen many many times in microcontroller forums posts from first timers in the liking of "hello sirs i have problem please show how to do this", followed by their own reply a few
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5mo ago
>You could say the same thing about any always online software suite Precisely. Every online-only solution is a huge risk i personally do not want to take, i've always done my best to use offline-only tools. That may restrict me fro
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5mo ago
Yeah, no. Fuck renting. It may be ok for 5 maybe 10 years, while you're figuring yourself out, but after that it's just wasted money. If you buy property it will be yours, forever. You will pass it down, you will be forever part o
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5mo ago
> I'm sure there was some negotiations which i'm sure the current administration would honour There should be grave consequences alone for the fact that the goverment acted against the parliament
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5mo ago
That abomination is for porsche wannabes looking for an excuse to be better-than-you, there is a huge market for those
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