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by oytis 2y ago
IMO "put LLM everywhere" does look like a bubble. More fundamental things like what OpenAI is doing is probably not, the hype will fade if the progress will slow down, but nobody can tell if it will.
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by oytis 2y ago
Rheinmetall has been increasing production though. It's just a) getting into this business is hard, so it has limited effect on the rest of the economy b) arming oneself to teeth costs money, which is German budget is pretty low on at
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by oytis 2y ago
I live in Germany, and while I never used fax as well, I did use paper mail a lot, and I don't know how I would live without a printer and a scanner. It gets better, e.g. taxes have been completely digitized in the recent years, but st
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by oytis 2y ago
It wasn't, but also Germany's strategic options are limited. US, being its strategic ally, is also its economic rival, and will not hesitate using its advantage of having own energy source. Self-sufficiency solely on renewables is
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by oytis 2y ago
The only problem with gas is that Germany does not have its own gas. After Russian supply stopped it has to buy it from Azerbaijan, which not only has its own trail of human and civil rights abuse as well as ongoing military aggression, but
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by oytis 2y ago
The alternative is being a single-issue party which people will only vote for when there is nothing more important on their minds. IMO it is good for a party to have a clear profile on most important issues, and digital rights fit into the
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by oytis 2y ago
V-Model is a variation of waterfall which is still used in regulated industries (automotive, medical, aerospace etc.) as far as I know.
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by oytis 2y ago
The alternative to CUDA is called OpenCL. There has been speculations that poor performance of NVIDIA GPUs with OpenCL compared to CUDA is an intentional anticompetitive practice, but I don't feel confident to tell for sure.
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by oytis 2y ago
Take home is fine if you discuss it later in the interview. But also there should be some pre-screening to keep the number of interviewees reasonable.
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by oytis 2y ago
Surely it's price discrimination and not the boom of low-cost carriers?
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by oytis 2y ago
These look like arguments for making price discrimination illegal? I think alternative to making it illegal could be demanding full disclosure to eliminate information disparity. If a company does it, it should make it clear that it does
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by oytis 2y ago
Not sure about the universe, but sounds like a terrible thing for a consumer.
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by oytis 2y ago
The audacity! Sure you have nice trains and welfare system, but claiming superiority over Italian coffee culture? I would prefer an espresso made on an Italian gas station at 2AM to a fancy Swedish roastery any time.
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by oytis 2y ago
It's not always easy to tell artificial bundling from genuine synergies. E.g. due to yet another EU regulation we don't have a proper integration between Google search and Google maps any more, and it definitely feels like a worse
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by oytis 2y ago
The fact that the whole Volkswagen affair was uncovered in the US is really telling. Had they created a stricter US version we would never know.
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by oytis 2y ago
What does it have to do with AI?
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by oytis 2y ago
This regulation shouldn't affect you if you are not in the EU though
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by oytis 2y ago
The linked website literally has a link to a page called "Zuse vs von Neumann" (not available any more) on the front page.
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by oytis 2y ago
I still have a faint hope that proliferation of AI generated content will make it all so absurd that people will turn back to traditional editorially reviewed content. But I know that's probably too naive - I recently had someone bring
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by oytis 2y ago
Looks about right https://columns.ai/chatgpt/Gajr7yJ9O5x57o
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by oytis 2y ago
So much to "if you are not paying you are the product". There is nothing that can stop companies from using your sweet sweet data once give it them.
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by oytis 2y ago
> More than 60 percent of young men are single, nearly twice the rate of unattached young women Is it rather a data problem? Who those young women have relationships with? Sure, relationships with an age gap are a thing, and so are polya
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by oytis 2y ago
For Russian language content it feels a lot like pre-enshittification internet. You get blogs on all possible topics without ads or "Algorithm". Just read what you subscribed to, in whatever order you want. I would never trust in
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by oytis 2y ago
I think this shift is happening all along the spectrum. This particular example is about the left shifting to the right, but there is also a bigger picture.
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by oytis 2y ago
I am surprised Israel had local Al Jazeera offices in the first place.
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by oytis 2y ago
I don't say it is necessarily a good metric for promotions, but solving complex problems is not the same as finding complex solutions
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by oytis 2y ago
I think it should be possible (and encouraged) for an Android developer to know enough about ios to do review and vice versa.
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by oytis 2y ago
That sounds a bit extreme? True, estimation is hard, but surely we can differentiate between 1-2 day work, 1-2 week work and a big scary project with a lot of risk. That's what T-shirt sizes are for.
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by oytis 2y ago
> Wouldn't replying to them make you "Reply Guy"? Why not? I think discretion is needed in both cases. I, for one, am rather pro-Israel, but I wouldn't necessarily tell that to a Palestinian sharing their anger online
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by oytis 2y ago
It's totally OK to not be interested in other points of view. What got you banned from mastodon.social, not just blocked from commenting to that specific account though is I think the personal position of mastodon.social maintainer (an

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