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rglullis
2y ago
Snark aside, even in Germany (where electricity is very expensive) it is more economical to self host than to pay for a subscription to any of the commercial providers.
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2y ago
Yes, exactly. In the same way that IBM "gave away" investment in Linux to grow their IT Consulting Business revenues.
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2y ago
Loopt was never profitable. I am yet to hear of any YC company that succeeded and pointed at Altman as a key factor. OpenAI only got first mover advantage because it was seen as separate entity that had a higher purpose. Now that the truth
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2y ago
> The only real asset OpenAI is building are their models Which Zuckerberg is doing his best to completely turn them into commodities.
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2y ago
Time for Joel Spolsky to bring back CityDesk: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2016/12/09/rip-citydesk/
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2y ago
There is no such thing as a two-hour flight. Once you account for drive to airport/check-in/security/boarding/deboarding/luggage/drive from airport, a two hour flight has become a six-hour journey. And between
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2y ago
> locked in with hundreds of $ in iTunes purchases Wasn't one of the big selling points that songs bought on iTunes were DRM-free? (Sorry, I went to search and you are right: Apple went DRM-free only on 2009)
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2y ago
Get off your .NET high horse. Every reasonably mature language has powerful debuggers.
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2y ago
So, this is all I needed to add to NixOS workstation: hardware.graphics.enable = true; services.ollama = { enable = true; acceleration = "rocm"; environmentVariables = { ROC_ENABLE_PRE_VEGA = &qu
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2y ago
> you accepting losing the large majority of your quietly passive userbase. Sure, but they are a sunk cost and not the group that we should be worrying to convert. If you want to migrate your community, you should not be focusing on 90%
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2y ago
What baffles me: why do moderators still subject themselves to this? It can't be Stockholm Syndrome: Reddit is not forcing them to be around. They are free to go and take their communities with them. It can't be financial gain:
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2y ago
> We must (and will be forced to) backtrack on performance in order to become robust. This is something that Nassim Taleb and the people working on https://realworldrisk.com/ have been saying for decades already.
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2y ago
hum, allow me to toot my own horn here. I've written something to that effect in 2021. https://raphael.lullis.net/thinking-heads-are-not-in-the-clo...
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2y ago
We are talking about yearly revenues here, and something tells me that your company is not in the business of selling services that depend on WordPress code being developed
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2y ago
Is your company building a business with half a billion of dollars in revenue out the uncountable amount of man-hours put into Wordpress development?
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2y ago
locally? I purchased a XTX 7900 GPU for ~900€ and I'm using ollama to run it and I've been trying different models.
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2y ago
No, they did not. The number of XMPP users pre-Facebook (and pre-Google talk) is on the same order as it is today. My point is that even if Facebook were to attempt EEE with ActivityPub, the existing userbase would not give up .
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2y ago
This is pointless FUD. Facebook did not extinguished XMPP by adopting from Messenger, did it?
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2y ago
In Europe? In the building's designated areas for bicycles, or you just use the bike share systems like cargoroo.
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Love of cargo bikes is changing how we deliver goods in our cities
(euronews.com)
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Wealth concentration happens when you have institutions that grow without checks. Before liberalism, this was Church and State. > Every country with terrible courts lacks true corporations. Define terrible. One could argue that the lobby
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2y ago
I guess what happened in France with Hollande was not enough of a lesson? Anyway, I will repeat: don't tax the rich because of the capital they have to control the corporations, insult get rid of corporations entirely. Make it so that:
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2y ago
Threads is not fully open. If they looked at Threads and thought "that's a lot of people", then it would be *one more* reason to have their own instance. But anyway, I do agree that having their own instance is kind of pointl
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The writing was on the wall anyway. With the news of the political struggles between Steve Teixeira (who was pushing for deeper integration with open social web) and Laura Chambers (who seems more interested in keeping Google happy to recei
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Mozilla exits the Fediverse and will shutter its Mastodon server in December
(techcrunch.com)
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"Big Time" on Fediverse: 20k users joined mastodon.social. That's less than 1% of the people that went to bluesky. The main TV news program in Brazil (Jornal Nacional) is now promoting their bluesky. There is no real comparis
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AFAIK, insulin therapy is already relatively cheap and does not incur risky side-effects. So, I'd say that a cure falls more in the "nice to have" than "absolutely need".
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One's idea of "time-poverty" is another's idea of "doing things with a higher purpose". We live in a world where we simultaneously (a) can do basically anything with a glass rectangle in our pockets and (b) do
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Right, but to me you are arguing that we don't necessarily need 100% automation, we just need to (re)design the tools in a way to support smaller farms. Instead of huge tractors that can cover vast areas of land, we would be better off
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> a cure for diabetes or obesity isn't "needed" A pill that people need to take forever and whose formula is patented and can not be produced without bringing profits to any of the pharma labs that developed it is not a &q
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