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by novaRom 10mo ago
No additional tax is needed, instead just do fork them once they reached certain level. So, basically split each company once it overgrowth certain level of its revenue. This will allow more automation split more equally among more people.
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by novaRom 10mo ago
Shouldn't first CFIUS oversee this takeover?
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by novaRom 1y ago
Democracy, personal freedoms, and rule of law are things that matter, but I am afraid we cannot get back to them quickly without significant efforts. We need first to get back to sanity. In authoritarian society AI is a tool of control, do
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by novaRom 1y ago
What's the purpose to have access to smart assistants if it doesn't result in improving your basic needs, not improving your quality of life? Who is spending now? Only high income households, while majority is struggling with high
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by novaRom 1y ago
How about the act of buying itself? Here where I live, you need to pay 12% on top of the home price simply for taxes and notary service. IMO it's one of the biggest obstacles and why most Swiss people prefer to rent.
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ChatGPT is bringing back 4o as an option because people missed it(theverge.com)
4 points by novaRom 1y ago|2 comments
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by novaRom 1y ago
Today I made like a 100 of merge request reviews, manually inspecting all the diffs, and approving those I evaluated as valid needed contributions. I wonder if agents can help with similar workflows. It requires deep kind of knowledge of pr
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by novaRom 1y ago
Yes, except they are monopolist, right? It's basically not optional choice.
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by novaRom 1y ago
Maybe because as from another comment: "Firefox is an antitrust litigation sponge". They also absorb some useful users feedback. But do they have a real intention to increase market share (which could be done easily)? They are wel
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by novaRom 1y ago
Who else? I wonder what other companies play such role?
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by novaRom 1y ago
And especially when we mix different categories. Like saying about any infinity as about an object is misleading, because it's rather a process
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by novaRom 1y ago
Consciousness is not required for efficient AI agents, but it might be useful if your agent should have self-preservation. However an agent without embodiment, instincts, and emotions can call its own existence into question. Any powerful a
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Trump Administration Wants to Create an Office of Remigration(wired.com)
6 points by novaRom 1y ago|0 comments
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by novaRom 1y ago
There were many similar transformations in recent decades. I remember first Windows with true Graphics User Interface was big WOW: productivity boost, you can have all those windows and programs running at the same time! Compare it with DOS
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US Tech Visa Applications Are Being Put Through the Wringer(wired.com)
1 points by novaRom 1y ago|0 comments
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by novaRom 1y ago
Linus Torvalds is one of those people whos impact on the world is significant even if he was not driven by financial initiative. It’s crazy how much one person can change things just by solving their own problems really well.
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by novaRom 1y ago
Finally a useful UI for llama.cpp! Thank you Felix! This is extremely cool! Can you please make a short blog post explaining how is it technically implemented?
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by novaRom 1y ago
This is why we use xdelta3, rdiff, and git
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by novaRom 1y ago
4o with thinking: By systematic (BFS) search of the entire 32-state space under these rules, one finds no path from to that stays always safe. Thus the puzzle has no solution—there is no way for the man to ferry all four items across wit
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by novaRom 1y ago
1) there is no AI bubble, it has revolutionized how we communicate and learn 2) you don't need to buy an expensive GPU for local LLM, any contemporary laptop with enough RAM is sufficient to run an uncensored Gemma-3 fast
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by novaRom 2y ago
> Built With: DocLayout-YOLO, Google Vision API, Gemini Pro Vision, MathPix OCR, OpenAI API, OpenCV, and more. the whole pipeline is not open source
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by novaRom 2y ago
> AI needs to work at the OS level Absolutely agree. An agent running in the background.
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by novaRom 2y ago
Zero trust in benchmarks without opening model's training data. It's trivial to push results up with spoiled training data.
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by novaRom 2y ago
Destined to become "best seller" if Aldi/Walmart/Ikea could offer 75" with 4K RGB for $150-200. This would be a perfect indoor wall decor in any room, kind of ultimate poster.
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by novaRom 2y ago
I think the message everyone now accepts is: "there is no moat". It is plain stupid to think big models can be magically copy-protected - they are simply arrays of numbers and all components one need to create such arrays are free
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by novaRom 2y ago
github
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by novaRom 2y ago
Taking the whole software/communication/hardware complexity into account, imagine, how many bugs and vulnerabilities may be present in such non-open-source systems? Based on the recent history where we know even 0-day phone exploi
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by novaRom 2y ago
Don't put all your eggs into one basket - what are some good free alternatives? I mean comparable "usefulness" including image understanding, voice interface, and general knowledge?
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by novaRom 2y ago
https://archive.is/Pdalk
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by novaRom 2y ago
I don't know why each time on topics about Advanced Civilizations they mention Kardashev Scale, species of types I, II, etc. ? All those energy-centric speculative ideas are simply stupid. "Civilization" is modern concept and

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