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by rtsil 2y ago
Reindustrialization isn't possible because you cannot reduce your costs to China levels, particularly if you clamp down on immigration as well. The best you can hope for is to diversify the supply by industrializing other, geographical
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by rtsil 2y ago
The various incentives, tax rebates and ZEV credits that Tesla (and other EV manufacturers) benefited and still benefit from are also government funding, so the US already do the same.
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by rtsil 2y ago
If you're thinking about JetBrains' remote development, it's actually the IDE (a headless version) that's installed on the remote dev machine. Since you first need to install the IDE on the dev server first, you are neve
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by rtsil 2y ago
Are all of these common for Chinese apps or is DeepSeek an outlier?
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by rtsil 2y ago
I completely agree (and the answer is none of the above). Instead of hundreds of people, a dozen will be enough for the entire pre-production, production and post-production cycle of a high-quality movie. A blockbuster production with the c
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by rtsil 2y ago
Yes. And the bypass can be found in the article.
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by rtsil 2y ago
Yesterday, I had it think for 194 seconds. At some point near the end, it said "This is getting frustrating!"
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by rtsil 2y ago
I asked Gemini 2.0 Flash (as well as its thinking counterpart) who is the president of the United States, and it returned a red danger icon. It makes perfectly sense that an llm is aligned with the values of the people who built it, so I do
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by rtsil 2y ago
And the impact of the boom is due to the shovel makers and sellers, a tale as old as time.
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by rtsil 2y ago
That dystopia is far more likely in a world where the moat is so large that a single company can control all the llms.
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by rtsil 2y ago
Some people feel good when someone else appears stupider. They'd like to think that they would be smarter in the same situation, and mocking the weak is deeply ingrained in our collective psyche. Considering all the stories of hackers
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by rtsil 2y ago
Get the support of Cpanel for the fork and it will replace Wordpress. Cpanel powers a significant amount of Wordpress sites, possibly even the majority of them.
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by rtsil 2y ago
I just signed up for Claude yesterday and I didn't even realize that I didn't enter a password. It was when I wanted to use it on my phone (with Firefox, not the app) that I realized that there was no Claude entry in my password m
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by rtsil 2y ago
You don't even need to be in your 70s or not tech-savvy. Password-sharing happens frequently between spouses, children/parents, friends and probably a lot of other cases.
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by rtsil 2y ago
Neither are humans, that's why we have proofreaders and editors. That doesn't make them any less useful. And a translator will not write the same exact translation for a text longer than a couple of sentences, that does not mean t
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by rtsil 2y ago
Unless the quality of the human data are extraordinary, it seems according to the TFA that it's not that easy: > The process is painfully slow. GPT-4 was trained on an estimated 13 trillion tokens. A thousand people writing 5,000 wo
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by rtsil 2y ago
I tell everyone who would listen to me (i.e. not many) that white collar jobs like mine are dead and skilled manual work is the way of the near future, that is until the rise of the robots.
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by rtsil 2y ago
My plant would have been dead. As for the rest, sure, I would have resolved them eventually, after many frustrated hours of googling and trial and error. Time is my most precious thing, I already don't have enough time to do all the th
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by rtsil 2y ago
Off the top of my head, and just for the last couple of months, and only outside of work (where its value is even more immense), it has saved one of my indoor plants, told me how to handle a major boiler problem that would have left us with
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by rtsil 2y ago
https://github.com/features/copilot/plans?cft=copilot_li.fea... 50 chats per month, up to 2,000 code suggestions per month Also, according to Techcrunch, access to Claude 3.5 Sonnet and OpenAI’s GPT-4o only.
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by rtsil 2y ago
I think it's related to our respective view of the State. As a French, I expect the State to do things for me and despite the State's too many failings, I have far more trust in the State than in corporations, so a States-led proj
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by rtsil 2y ago
As a European, I view this as preserving our strategic independence and wish we'd do more in more domains.
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by rtsil 2y ago
The Germans have a much bigger experience of large coalition governments than us.
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by rtsil 2y ago
It was extraordinary for watching movies. except the fact that the phone would be burning hot after 10 minutes.
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by rtsil 2y ago
That won't help. Their TOS and policies are vague enough that they can terminate all accounts you own (under "Use of multiple accounts for abuse" for instance).
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by rtsil 2y ago
I know nothing about weather, but aren't changes happening gradually instead of overnight? There's no major anomaly that appears all of a sudden. In which case we can assume the every new change will be incorporated in the AI mode
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by rtsil 2y ago
> But without a data agreement in place, you shouldn't (or maybe can't) paste in code There's a checkbox you can toggle so that Openai doesn't use your code to train their models. And I find the "chatbot" ex
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by rtsil 2y ago
Maybe if a lot of you in big tech hadn't misused our personal data and sold it to the highest bidders, or hadn't stiffled small tech innovations through monopoly, the EU wouldn't need to regulate you so hard.
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by rtsil 2y ago
I think that's just the typical HN cynicism.
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by rtsil 2y ago
I can confirm, it's still very helful, thank you!

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