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by pelorat 3y ago
Her role seems to be glorified social media manager.
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by pelorat 3y ago
We're just pissed that the rest of the world is not taking environmental issues more serious.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Depends on how you use it. Most people don't know you should not let your battery drain below 25%, and that the recommendation is to have it plugged in a charger as often as possible. My Pixel 2 has probably more flash damage than batt
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by pelorat 3y ago
But you are in the UK, the DMCA had no legal standing there. Did you host on a US service?
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by pelorat 3y ago
That just confirms it. I am not willing to participate in registering my AI service, nor answer questions about it that the government might have. No sensible developer is willing to do this.
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by pelorat 3y ago
You don't need feelings for consciousness. Feelings are a biological mechanism to increase odds of survival in a potentially hostile environment. They have nothing to do with consciousness or intelligence.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Indeed. With all the costs we need to deal with here in Europe when running a company, there's zero chance anyone can afford to roll their own hardware for this without cash from the USA and that's not going to happen. This compan
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by pelorat 3y ago
1) Zsync is a terrible name? 2) Hostility to crypto and blockchain is a good thing considering how many people worldwide got scammed out of their life savings.
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by pelorat 3y ago
I don't think GDPR is a problem, but they might have to cut some features in some EU countries where facial recognition is illegal (if they use that, but they probably do). Kind of like Google Photos which has facial recognition and ta
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by pelorat 3y ago
Already have an index, and SO has a Quest2, but I'm holding out for their rumored standalone, codename "Deckard". I wish valve actually worked on the "Steam VR Home" environment again, because in 2023 their engine i
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by pelorat 3y ago
My 27" $500 monitor smokes anything Apple has ever produced in the monitor space.
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by pelorat 3y ago
> You can't tell A is a bubble sort at all, and you can't tell B is a selection sort at all. That doesn't make any sense. You can trace them while they execute, then compare and analyze the two traces? By definition obfusc
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by pelorat 3y ago
No one living here considers Turkey to be part of Europe
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by pelorat 3y ago
I pay €0,394/kWh (Tax included, Netherlands). That price does not include fixed connection costs (0,19 per day) and a bunch of other things. Prices are insane here. The provider will pocket the money they make off of cheap production o
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by pelorat 3y ago
None of this is passed over to consumers, the difference is pocked by the providers. It doesn't matter if the price slips into negative, my provider charges me €0,394/KWh regardless (Eneco in the Netherlands).
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by pelorat 3y ago
This is just for show, because it's not actually preventing piracy, but I guess the commission can tell their lobbyist friends "look at what we did, please give us more money". Also Gen Z that might at most have a laptop (for
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by pelorat 3y ago
This silliness is lobbyist driven.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Expect to see more of that with the EU AI act looming over things.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Are you telling me that the plugins are running in the browser and not on OpenAI servers? That's crazy. I thought plugins were server side.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Why would you need to know anything but hits/month and ad-revenue/month? Why don't you just hash the IP-address and count unique users that way?
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by pelorat 3y ago
If it wasn't for Russia, the whole of EU would probably have dissolved NATO and dismantled its armies.
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by pelorat 3y ago
To be fair, a lot of Google services are not available in the EU.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Russia has absolutely nothing to offer the EU, unlike Ukraine.
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by pelorat 3y ago
I don't know, sounds pretty interesting that every user has their own repository and can upload it to a new instance, however how will content moderation even work on a platform like this?
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by pelorat 3y ago
I'm not native English speaker, but 90% of my communication happens in English. I've spoken it for more than 30 years but I don't think I've ever had a use for the word "comprised". I do however write the word
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by pelorat 3y ago
Seeing as society is mostly cashless here, what else should you rely on if not for banks?
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by pelorat 3y ago
Useless to most Europeans though. I have to pay 15%-30% of the value of any US stock I buy in tax when i sell (to the US government), no matter the initial investment. I own about 10K euros of TSLA stock, and when I sell (as a EU citizen) t
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by pelorat 3y ago
I asked it what sets it apart from other LLMs and it said it's not an LLM at all but another architecture.
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by pelorat 3y ago
That would be me. I never read blogs. I never write blogs. I never go to meetups. I don't contribute to anything on GitHub. I occasionally watch a video or two on YouTube, that's about it. You see, I'm a Corporate C# programm
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by pelorat 3y ago
Reminds me of this post I saw on CompSci Reddit once. A person claimed to have made an O(n) algorithm for finding loops in a graph (or something like that), and he posted the source code. The comments were all in the line "big if true,

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