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by pseudony 3mo ago
Well India has a diverse set of languages spread across its regions. As I understand it, the degree to which English thrives there is largely because choosing any other administrative language would be seen as oppressive to the other langu
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by pseudony 3mo ago
“ a race condition that occurred only under specific conditions — in the hyper library”
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by pseudony 3mo ago
So “fearless concurrency” still only happens when one just decides to not be afraid… :)
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by pseudony 3mo ago
So the pennies on the dollar that Ireland gets by being the taxhole of the Eu will subsidize the arts.? :)
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by pseudony 3mo ago
You are being very hostile and cherry-picking results- disregarding and denigrating those that don’t fit your narrative. Wrt Linus - who knows? It is irrelevant; he is largely irrelevant. If he got ran over by a bus, the collective communit
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by pseudony 3mo ago
I don’t think many outside the US are actively hoping to be governed by Sam, Dario and Elon.
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by pseudony 3mo ago
As a third party I would rather be happy about the way Chinese labs are acting in the here and now while US labs first masquerade as a public good, then turn around, bail on all promises of open AI, turn into a corporation and attempt to ow
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by pseudony 3mo ago
Seems like a bad idea to actively diverge from Lua, hostile even, especially without at least a clear change of name.
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by pseudony 4mo ago
Course not :) I use pi (pi.dev). I suspect some of the issue id that some harnesses are over-optimized for particular models and their preferences (tool calling, instructions to soften their deficiencies etc). Pi is much more minimalist - p
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by pseudony 4mo ago
You seem to forget that there is a rather large world outside of the US - and we very much would be better off with non-gated, open weights models.
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by pseudony 4mo ago
And what do you base this on ? How does one objectively quantify how it stacks upnto another model ? Or even, what is your subjective evaluation based on ? I really wonder - because I have just finished a fully vibe-coded gtk/rust&#x2F
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by pseudony 4mo ago
You don’t need a fancy kill switch, just stop sending parts and updates, any sustained conflict will do the work. Any F35 bought by Europe is nothing short of lunacy. You don’t buy from people hell-bent on having conflicts with you.
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by pseudony 4mo ago
Congratulations :) As a Dane, I would say yes. Especially among boomers there was always a genuine appreciation of the US and its role as guardian of a rules-based international order and western civilization more generally. I think that se
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by pseudony 4mo ago
Yes, it is all a conspiracy. Or. Have you considered that the erstwhile closest military ally of the US increasingly diversifying AWAY from US programs actually is pretty noteworthy. You have had canadians boycotting US products, cancel tri
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by pseudony 4mo ago
Wrong - I am very far from a catholic, but this just doesn’t reflect history. They did a lot to make the middle ages more tolerable. After that, maybe they overstayed their welcome.
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by pseudony 4mo ago
He didn’t say that. He said that he agrees with the pope on this issue. You don’t become a catholic from agreeing on an issue
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by pseudony 6mo ago
Sure — we can play that game. Worked for a state org in an EU country too. I disagree, I note that multiple countries have digital ministries drafting plans to drop Microsoft products or to begin a wholesale migration due to sovereignty and
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by pseudony 6mo ago
Definitely. And then one could start wondering if the direction might reverse.
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by pseudony 8mo ago
Look at what he does now, you honestly think a person this greedy would ever exercise less than maximum control?
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by pseudony 8mo ago
I have built a relatively complete process supervisor in Go - cross-platform, http management API, separate actor-like goroutines for each process and the main supervisor. All using Minimax m2.1 on open code. Sure, it needs steering, but I
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by pseudony 8mo ago
Anticipatory compliance. Great leader may sic the government on your subversive corporation if the poll numbers are too bad.
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by pseudony 8mo ago
You may say that, but last I checked, we don’t get stopped and shot in the streets by masked goons on government payrolls.
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by pseudony 8mo ago
Have you considered that the article might be fine, but it’s more a case of you not getting the point ?
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by pseudony 8mo ago
That’s just not how the world works. Youths lack judgment, so they can’t vote, drink, drive, have sex or consent to adults. A 14-year-old can’t be relied to understand the consequences of making nudes of some girl. Beyond that, we regulate
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by pseudony 8mo ago
You can’t “undo” a school shooting, for instance, so we tend to have gun laws. You can’t just “undo” some girl being harassed by AI generated nude photos of her, so we… Yes, we should have some protections or restrictions on what you can do
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by pseudony 8mo ago
I just don’t see it. I mean, the long arch of computing history has had us wobble back and forth in regards to how closed down it all was, but it seems we are almost at a golden age again with respect to good enough (if not popular) hardwar
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by pseudony 8mo ago
FWIW, this is a variation of the age-old thing about open source. It isn’t “have it your way”, he graciously made code available, use it or leave it.
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by pseudony 8mo ago
NixOS would like a word Beyond that, Gentoo, SuSE and a few others. But generally, yes, be careful with what you install :)
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by pseudony 8mo ago
Relevant, I would definitely be sleeping uneasy if I was at “Open”AI. Some insist that Chinese models are a few generations behind, how many probably depends more on patriotism rather than fact. Those people typically also insist that Chine
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by pseudony 8mo ago
What little immigration we have from India are highly educated and thus quite productive individuals. You’re (deliberately?) confusing the issue with e.g. illegal immigration or asylum seekers who often come from poor, war-torn areas with l

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