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by pjerem 5mo ago
See there : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48233142
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by pjerem 5mo ago
Except you are losing yourself in technicalities, technicalities which court will not care about. Most judicial systems (including UK) are based on both letter AND spirit of the law : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lette
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by pjerem 5mo ago
I use it for basically every payment with friends. The greatest force of Wero is that, being from a bank consortium and not "another app", you can send money to people that don't even know the system exists as long as you hav
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by pjerem 5mo ago
I’m French. We are hard working. That’s a cliché to say the contrary. But we fight for our working rights, that’s not a cliché (even if we are losing, tbh)
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by pjerem 5mo ago
> 1. Your European startup will be competing with others using a much better frontier model. If the small (and I'd even say, sometimes imperceptible) difference between Opus & DeepSeek v4 Pro is such a disadvantage for your star
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by pjerem 5mo ago
Open weight models does not means you can run them on your laptop (except for the small ones). It means that someone independent (a cloud provider, another company ...) can build big computers that are capable ton run those models and provi
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by pjerem 5mo ago
Hum, I'm using it [0] with my Ollama Cloud subscription since the last two weeks and I love it. Never reached the 5 hours usage limits of the $20 plan (on side projects) where I would reach it sometimes in ONE prompt with Opus. [0]: h
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by pjerem 5mo ago
I do agree. C# is an hidden gem for IA. There are not that much different ways to get somewhere so the model have probably been trained on the framework and libraries everybody uses (the Microsoft ones). Compared to most languages, includin
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by pjerem 5mo ago
> I consider it to be very careless to entrust your emails, your chats, your calendar, your notes, your calls, your pictures, your contacts, your location history, your waking hours, your files, your TODO list, i.e. stuff including your
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by pjerem 5mo ago
FWIW, I have had good results asking LLMs converting themes from an app/ide to another.
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by pjerem 5mo ago
> there might not be the free high-quality web apps from Google. I mean, which one of the "free high-quality web apps from Google" is free high quality ? I'm forced to use Google Workspace for work and that's an incre
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by pjerem 5mo ago
No it's ok, it reads like every american self-help book translated in french. The writing style is pretty bland but it's easy to read and the only difference with most of self help books nowadays is that the advices are actually g
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by pjerem 5mo ago
It's pretty easy to read (but disclaimer : I read the french translation) but it's still nothing more than a list of useful advices on the topic. So the prerequisite is that you have to be interested by the idea of the book in the
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by pjerem 5mo ago
> is Ollama cloud good? I'd say they have reliability issues but for the price it's worth it. I like that usage isn't measured per token but per computation time, which means that you get more usage when models become mor
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by pjerem 5mo ago
Haha, I viewed a video recently (in French) that said « dopamine is right-wing ». It was ironic but interesting : dopamine is viewed as THE neurotransmitter of motivation while in fact it’s only one part of the mechanism. But it’s the part
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by pjerem 5mo ago
The news is not in the way to compare models, it’s that Kimi K2.6 (and I’d add Deepseek v4 Pro) are more or less equivalent to Opus and that’s already pretty big. They are open source and cost waaaay less per token than American models. I’m
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by pjerem 6mo ago
I mean, my example about parking to take public transit are not long tails, it's what is officially encouraged by the cities themselves.
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by pjerem 6mo ago
I couldn't care less. Statistically I will live longer and be happier than "Live to work" anglo protestant" so I really don' mind about GenAI stuff.
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by pjerem 6mo ago
Idk in the US but in France you are allowed to have personal data on your work computer. Though you have to label it as personal (like creating a « Personal » folder or label and your employer can still access it in case of suspicion but he
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by pjerem 6mo ago
Another huge exemple : in most big cities in Europe you have special parking lots around big public transit hubs outside of the city where you can park for free as long as you continue your journey by public transit. In a lot of cities, tha
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by pjerem 6mo ago
I’m not sure about all of this. I’ve been sedentary for 34 years, and I somehow still am. But I discovered rollerblading at 34 and now I’m part of a rollerblading course in a skatepark at a fixed time in the week, just after my biggest day
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by pjerem 6mo ago
That’s false but hey, you have proofs I guess ?
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by pjerem 6mo ago
The world != the US
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by pjerem 6mo ago
It's ok if you can physically remove the battery. I'm pretty sure to have read multiple times that laptops thermals and battery engineering are optimized for daily use in open areas, not to safely run workloads 24/7 in a clos
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by pjerem 6mo ago
> I think if you have a healthy busy growing well, you shouldnt raise unless you have ambition and urge to go faster. My previous employer was like this. A 20yo company with a nice always increasing ytoy growth. The CEO told for 20 years
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by pjerem 6mo ago
Orbital data centers are still nothing more than the current hyperloop.
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by pjerem 7mo ago
Yup ! And actually i used to like macOS when Apple still cared about it. But now it’s KDE all the way.
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by pjerem 7mo ago
> As long as there are consumers paying for hardware ownership there will be businesses willing to sell it to them. That's not true at all. There are a lot of people willing to buy smartphones with small screen or smartphones with L
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by pjerem 7mo ago
Steam is actually not that good as an application. It’s slow, it’s full of ads, the UI is complex … But they are the Amazon of gaming : it’s a no brainer to buy games because you know you won’t get issues being reimbursed if it’s needed. Al
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by pjerem 7mo ago
I genuinely don't want to be snarky but does the average joe needs a planet that is breathable and isn't burning or does he need even "more goods and services to go around". Robotic helpers to do what ? More free time ?

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