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by msh 5mo ago
If it feels fake?
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by msh 5mo ago
Burglars are a thing.
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by msh 5mo ago
I think of the books by Charles Stross halting state and rule 34 are both better books and give a better 15 minutes into the future feeling. Halting state might be a bit dated but rule 34 absolutely holds up.
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by msh 5mo ago
Or the dark empire comic book series.
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by msh 5mo ago
My 15 pro max is at 649 cycles and 91%
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by msh 5mo ago
Do it like china does with iphones. Apple sells them but icloud in china is controlled fully by a chinese company owned and operated by chinese citizens. While this does not fully prevent backdoors and hacking it does raise the bar quite a
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by msh 5mo ago
Lol
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by msh 5mo ago
Is there explicit approval? Or is it buried in the legal agreements?
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by msh 5mo ago
How I still use my 2015 macbook air (purchased in 2015) as a secondary computer. I installed linux on it last year as it was not getting software updates anymore. Other than one of the USB ports being a bit flaky it works perfectly fine.
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by msh 6mo ago
I think many places, even without specific deepfake laws, would prosecute someone who used a fake image to mislead the police.
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by msh 6mo ago
For a long time apple did a lot better for both "hackers" and normal customers compared to the other big operating system company. They also made a good unix based OS that was easy to purchase on decent hardware (esp laptops).
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by msh 6mo ago
It takes very light technical skills to deploy algo
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by msh 6mo ago
I use danish and English and I must admit I don’t really encounter issues switching between them on apple or Microsoft operating systems. Only thing I can think of is some features being available later in danish compared to the English rel
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by msh 6mo ago
kimi k2.5 works quite well and is super fast. Much faster than opus but not quite at the same quality level.
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by msh 6mo ago
Kimi seems to support this with their 39 usd a month plan.
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by msh 7mo ago
I would keep Claude code for the heavy lifting and then opencode zen (10usd) with Kimi k2.5 for the rest.
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by msh 7mo ago
I don’t think good TUI’s are the same as good command line programs. Great tui apps would to me be things like Norton/midnight commander, borlands turbo pascal, vim, eMacs and things like that
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by msh 7mo ago
Yeah, its strange that moxie works with one of the most anti privacy big tech companies.
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by msh 7mo ago
I have heard this before and am curious what kind of sites you open in the tabs? I have a 8GB m1 mac mini and I dont see any issue with browsing in chrome (right now I have 11 tabs open).
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by msh 7mo ago
"Computer science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes." -Dijkstra
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by msh 7mo ago
I like unit tests when I have to modify code that someone made years ago, as a basic sanity check.
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by msh 7mo ago
Yes. Somewhat expensive given its web only (no api) but it works very well and new features are added continuously.
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by msh 7mo ago
The signal founder is doing private llm’s at confer.to
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by msh 8mo ago
But for that it does not matter that much where the servers are located, more where the company controlling them is located.
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by msh 8mo ago
And it also caps your maximum expenses. A subscription user don’t have to worry something goes wrong and end up with a huge bill.
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by msh 8mo ago
WhatsApp is certainly not spam free. I get spam over WhatsApp, less than on telegram but still more than zero.
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by msh 8mo ago
Turn key well designed onprem private cloud.
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by msh 8mo ago
But will the elected representatives have the time needed to get good at their jobs? If not they might just be pushed around by bad actors.
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by msh 8mo ago
BMW is not being sold as good value. Its other car brands (Skoda) that will feel the heat.
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by msh 8mo ago
Today probably not but there was a time where Tesla doing a rush to electric car market dominance was not totally far fetched. This would have required them to have cars filling the important segments.

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