neves

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by neves 8mo ago
You are wrong. Any company that wants to do business with USA must also join the embargo.
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by neves 8mo ago
A friend of mine works at SAP, the major German software company. Because they do business with American firms, he had to complete required corporate training on U.S. government restrictions regarding certain countries. The restrictions had
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by neves 8mo ago
I just searched the case. I'm appalled. It looks like USA doesn't have legal protection for reporter sources. Or better, Biden created some, but it was revoked by the current administration. The real news here isn't privacy c
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by neves 9mo ago
I really miss Joel writings. His wit was unmatchable
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by neves 9mo ago
Does it work with NPUs ?
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by neves 9mo ago
Is this the Modern Pandas reference you recommend? https://tomaugspurger.net/posts/modern-1-intro/
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by neves 9mo ago
It's exactly the argument here: https://www.fast.ai/posts/2026-01-28-dark-flow/
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by neves 9mo ago
Or just let the guy to enter the country after unlocking her phone.
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by neves 9mo ago
Is there clients that block? I just use Brave browser
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by neves 9mo ago
Which non hacker news user exports chats? I'm the only person I know who ever did it.
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by neves 9mo ago
Man, this is just a message app. It's trivial. The law must mandate it to work. It's not a technical problem. It's a political one
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by neves 9mo ago
How to use it in Brazil? I don't trust Zuck.
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by neves 9mo ago
When reading technical material in my native language, I sometimes need to translate it back to English to fully understand it.
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by neves 9mo ago
I'm surprised by these results. I agree that LLMs are a great tool for offsetting the English-speaking world's advantage. I would have expected non-Anglo-American universities to rank at the top of the list. One of the most valuab
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by neves 9mo ago
I'm surprised by these results. I would have expected non-Anglo-American universities to rank at the top of the list. One of the most valuable features of LLMs from the beginning has been their ability to improve written language. This
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by neves 9mo ago
Till you can't. Once they all had apis.
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by neves 9mo ago
Are you claiming Zuckerberg is manipulating numbers? I'm speechless!
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by neves 9mo ago
Great! Let's change an evil billionaires platform for another evil billionaire platform. Bluesky is the only decent place (till it isn't).
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by neves 9mo ago
Better
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by neves 9mo ago
Nice! Just works in top and bottom edge
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by neves 9mo ago
I really miss kde generator of shift click in maximize window icon. It would expand a window just vertically. Does windows has anything similar?
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by neves 9mo ago
Mail from a guy that wants to preserve pubs wouldn't be junk.
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by neves 9mo ago
This kind of denial prevents any solution for global warming. - USA emits much more per Capita - CO2 accumulates in atmosphere, so you must account for emissions since the country industrialized - USA sent it's polluting industries to
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by neves 9mo ago
In India and China coal emissions went down motivated by renovables
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by neves 9mo ago
Fun fact: the most similar coke clone I've ever tasted was in Cuba. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TuKola
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by neves 9mo ago
When I see a Ford car in Geoguessr I always know I'm in USA. Just Americans but these terrible cars.
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by neves 9mo ago
Man, this looks like a press release written by Pinchai himself. Doesn't WSJ even blush when publishing these kind of things?
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by neves 9mo ago
Eric Topol is a better scientist than you favorite wellness expert. Here he talks about protein: https://erictopol.substack.com/p/our-preoccupation-with-prot...
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by neves 9mo ago
Noriega was the American supported dictator of a very small country.
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by neves 9mo ago
The last step in the receipt of my first beer batch stated: "now store it at a warm place around 21ºC". No way I could find a place this cold during Rio de Janeiro summer.

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