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by pzo 5mo ago
> So the London-loyal Poles were in a damned if you do, damned if you don't situation, and at least they were able to go with a glorious bang. Many argue this uprising is nothing to be proud of and the crime of the leadership with d
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by pzo 5mo ago
It shows only the better part but doesn't show the bad part. Poles are divided about usefulness of this uprising, how it was (badly) executed and many believe it was deemed to fail. The aftermath [1] was that ~220k Poles died and out o
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by pzo 5mo ago
> Can you explain to me, how with an eID one would be prevented from communicating with anyone or buying food? Some government (will) make mandatory: social accounts (so also IM apps like IG, WA, X, messanger), banks, buying simcard, in
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by pzo 5mo ago
they don't know necessary who are you and what are you buying. I don't think also for big shops with many customers that techonology and reliably do instance segmentation - this is not face id.
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by pzo 5mo ago
The difference you barely have to show you physical ID - mostly only when interacting with bank, signing document, government. I never got asked when buying alcohol and if asked at least I would only let to have a look instead of snapping a
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by pzo 6mo ago
> "for up to $2.00 billion [...] of which approximately $1.8 billion is subject to certain service conditions and/or performance milestones dependent on the successful deployment of the company’s technology." so it cou
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by pzo 6mo ago
the solution is parents doing their parenting - government should if necessary only help educate them about existing tools + enforce no phones in basic school. I don't think any solution will prevent children from using an online servi
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by pzo 6mo ago
why 'silly' conspiracy? Many cases of documented conspiracy in the past anyway. Being on this social media (YC) people aware it's all about implementation and we should at least demanding better solutions. If you want to regu
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by pzo 6mo ago
IMHO this is only temporary, china buying themselves some time and want to make sure none of US models get entrenched in their position in the next few years (also putting pressure on US AI companies bleeding them) The same way like Windows
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by pzo 6mo ago
On top of that I noticed just right now after updating macos dekstop codex app, I got again by default set speed to 'fast' ('about 1.5x faster with increased plan usage'). They really want you to burn more tokens.
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by pzo 6mo ago
I kind of disagree. I always wished apple could copy Microsoft Surface Go and Surface Book. I would still use macbook for most things but I did use my surface go more often for (deep) work than now my ipad pro (which is better for consumpti
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by pzo 6mo ago
I think I enjoyed OpenAI releases like ~1 year ago when they did video and presentation. This days with so many mini feature / releases is hard to be up to date or even figure out some use cases.
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by pzo 6mo ago
yes they innovated with apple sillicon but I would say it only shines in macOS environment. On iOS / iPadOS it's completely untapped - like having ferrari with only gravel roads around.
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by pzo 6mo ago
I hope Ternus can turn this ship. Apple wasted the last 5 years without any significant innovation/revolution or even without significant evolution. No groundbreaking change from iphone 12 pro in current iphone 17 pro. Before we had ma
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by pzo 6mo ago
This is what’s all bad with us stocks and completely disconnected with market value: Revenue jumped 4x but market capitalization got inflated to 12x.
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by pzo 6mo ago
on the bright side also worth to keep in mind those tiny models are better than GPT 4.0, 4.1 GPT4o that we used to enjoy less than 2 years ago [1] [1] https://artificialanalysis.ai/?models=gpt-5-4%2Cgpt-oss-120b...
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by pzo 6mo ago
I wish EU make it mandatory at least for all ISP to make mandatory support for IPv6 by end of this decade. I think that would push the needle even globally.
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by pzo 6mo ago
everything is expensive worldwide more because of: - decade of money printing (quantitive easing, covid, petro-dollar) - decade of low interest rate free (created bubbles in stocks and assets) - oil price increase (war in ukraine, war in ir
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by pzo 6mo ago
worth to keep in mind electricity usage != energy usage. We are far away from replacing oil, lpg.
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by pzo 6mo ago
> pretend to be the bank, and get them to side-load malware, has become a major financial, and political problem. I been living in SE Asia for few years each in Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam and really didn't notice that th
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by pzo 6mo ago
> I don't see a way out of this except government regulation. IMHO governments are partially behind those initiatives so they are unlikely to regulate themself- reason in last few years they intensified work on Digital ID, Age Verif
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by pzo 6mo ago
> The big loser in this war is Europe and other roil importing nations. > The US is a major oil and has producer. US citizens are loosers as well since cost of oil increased for them as well. This will also have inflation impact on ot
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by pzo 7mo ago
one time had cancel Google Colabs and really I couldn't figure out have to yell at them in support ticket to remove my subscription (eventually they did)
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by pzo 7mo ago
I don't get why the prices jumped so much - looks like panic and hoarding because: - The Middle East produces roughly 30% of the world's oil - But about 20% of total global oil consumption flows through this strait (less than 30%
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by pzo 7mo ago
> Placing all responsibility into the hands of parents is absurd, and would ultimately prove harmful to adolescents. It is creating a nanny-state where the nanny is the parent. The youth would be unable to gradually gain independence, n
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by pzo 7mo ago
they do are cheaper than SOTA but not getting dramatically cheaper but actually the opposite - GPT 5.4 mini is around ~3x more expensive than GPT 5.0 mini. Similarly gemini 3.1 flash lite got more expensive than gemini 2.5 flash lite.
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by pzo 7mo ago
agree, also they should take into account that their children will be eventually an adult and will be living in such system. Goverments should only focus on educating parents (available tools, recommendations) and maybe provide some open so
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by pzo 7mo ago
> Makes no sense, same with "I'm in a mood for asian food" Thai, Japanese, Vietnamese, Indian food / cuisine even thought different is more probably closer to each other same like e.g. Polish and Spanish is closer to
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by pzo 7mo ago
FWIW this RCLI is only MIT license but their engine MetalRT is commercial. Not sure the license of their models I guess also not MIT. So IMHO this repo is misleading. Not sure why they decided to reinvent the wheel and write yet another ML
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by pzo 7mo ago
> You realize how much work has gone into ensuring that didn't materialize in those 40 years, right? JCPOA... Stuxnet? JCPOA agreement was nuked by Trump administration. No, I don't buy your arguments, If Iran would wanted to h

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