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by rvnx 11mo ago
For what it’s worth, I remember having this issue with Samsung OneUI keyboard when it was in French. In French there is this rule there that you should put a space before “?” and “!”, so perhaps their developers understood “all punctuation”
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by rvnx 11mo ago
I wonder if you can prepay using a card ? But otherwise to answer your potential question, I understand OP as I like to prepay things like my phone operator. I put 500 USD there, and come back one year later. This way it can free-up my limi
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by rvnx 11mo ago
Lot of arrogant people here who think they are safe and better than anybody and blame OP. It is totally normal in today’s world to depend on cloud services and reasonably difficult to do without it. In China: no WeChat you are practically d
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by rvnx 11mo ago
Even Meta approves. If it is not your data why should data protection laws apply ?
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by rvnx 11mo ago
So many asslickers of Apple here, blaming the victim when clearly anyone could be the next victim. The same issue with clouds like Google Cloud that can charge you 100k USD tomorrow just because of someone doing a loop of wget on a cdn endp
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by rvnx 11mo ago
https://youtu.be/xj-7_YU-KIs
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by rvnx 11mo ago
A bit like OpenAI (non-profit) or Anthropic (public-benefit-corporation). Based on their business model it is clear that profitability is not their goal, and in their own statements: greater good for the humanity
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by rvnx 11mo ago
The more Gemini and Nano-Banana soften their filters, the more audience it will take from other platforms. The main risk is payment providers banning them, I can't imagine bank card providers to remove payments to Google.
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by rvnx 11mo ago
Even less an issue when OpenAI provides you free credits
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by rvnx 11mo ago
It could be using the same early trick of Grok (at least in the earlier versions) that they boot 10 agents who work on the problem in parallel and then get a consensus on the answer. This would explain the price and the latency. Essentially
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by rvnx 11mo ago
Malicious ? No, and this is far from astroturfing, he even speaks as "we". It's just a logical move to defend your company when people claim your product is buggy. There is no other logical move, this is what I am saying, con
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by rvnx 11mo ago
It's the only reasonable choice you can make. As an employee with stock options you do not want to get trashed on Hackernews because this affects your income directly if you try to conduct a secondary share sale or plan to hold until I
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by rvnx 11mo ago
Setting up a limit of spending is even more difficult
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by rvnx 11mo ago
Better run "Super AI company LLC" from Singapore, download the tickets, send them by email, and run it in China
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by rvnx 11mo ago
License leases, this is what they can do. You log into the Nvidia Enterprise Portal and download a license file that is temporary valid (e.g. 7 days) and bound to the specific serial numbers. You transfer that file to your local license (DL
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by rvnx 11mo ago
Long term consequences: China outperforms Nvidia, by producing cheaper, faster chips at a large scale, by getting inspired by the IP but using their own production lines. Through sanctions, the irony is that the west removed the incentive f
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by rvnx 11mo ago
Not at all. The majority with the current AI craze not really about credibility or skills. It's like a kitchen. Take a genius chef but give him rotten ingredients. He sweats, he tries, but the meal is barely edible. That's the $10
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by rvnx 11mo ago
I think I should have replied as a totally separate comment. This is my mistake. It is nice that the author shared the results of his exercise / experiment. Just got sad as I was reminded (when the 100 USD were mentioned) that all this
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by rvnx 11mo ago
Sadly to go beyond an exercise, having the money is really what you need if you actually want LLMs now, not time. Nowadays training very powerful LLMs is easy because all the tooling, source-codes, training datasets, and teaching agents are
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by rvnx 11mo ago
> In progress - Scheduled maintenance is currently in progress. We will provide updates as necessary. Dec 05, 2025 - 09:00 UTC It's a scheduled maintenance, so SLA should not apply right ?
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by rvnx 11mo ago
You can call anything, anytime, anywhere without restrictions or protection. Imagine these dozens of people, working at Meta. They sit at the table, they agree to call eval() and not think "what could go wrong"
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by rvnx 11mo ago
Absolutely, anyway you'll have critical judgment to make your own opinion. What bothers me about the Wiz post is why they want to hide this HTTP request is actually not helpful in terms of security. On the plus side, they help getting
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by rvnx 11mo ago
Is it so important ? It's a mix of AI and human-written. It's normal nowadays and perfectly acceptable. + it is maybe 10% AI max, which seems to be for the structure / readability, and there is legit information under.
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by rvnx 11mo ago
A guide for mitigation is way more useful so we can back port only the fix and test if the fix works.
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by rvnx 11mo ago
It's easier for a bad actor to get an exploit, than for an operator to test his own site if the upgrade succeded
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by rvnx 11mo ago
Where is the exploit ? So we can test if we fixed it properly ? Bad actors anyway will find it, so at least we should see.
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by rvnx 11mo ago
I'm not sure what is the advantage of Cursor ? It's just a VS Code plugin that sends queries to LLMs, why is it valued so much ? It's quite basic. Is there some sort of unlimited plan that people take advantage of ?
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by rvnx 11mo ago
Even the punctuation signs are telling this is an LLM.
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by rvnx 11mo ago
https://assets1.cbsnewsstatic.com/hub/i/2024/11/15/3ea53e31-... Google Gemini
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by rvnx 11mo ago
Why would they buy Anthropic when they already have access to all the tech and source-code of Anthropic for free ? Not only the models but also training data, model architecture, documentation, weights and latest R&D experiments ? Take

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