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by rvnx 4mo ago
It doesn't help that Coca-Cola has privileged access to decocainized flavor extract, from there, others are guaranteed to struggle to get access to one ingredient. The main flabbergasting stuff about Coca-Cola is the fact that they cho
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Yes and that will be great. More competition = more choice = less political risk = great. Protectionism policies are blocking low prices (what about tariffs ? what about monopolies ?) and are benefiting only the ones holding the knowledge a
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by rvnx 4mo ago
It could be that US would benefit from having a more generic GDPR law rather than individual enforcement.
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by rvnx 4mo ago
It's quite logical that they cheat (and also other companies). During evaluation, benchmarks are sending their request to the backend of these companies. All these companies have to do, is to log these requests and "fix" them
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Employees naturally jump from one company to another, and they know the secret sauce. The difference is in the dataset mostly and to extract this dataset, competitors use a process called distillation (= extract data through actual queries)
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by rvnx 4mo ago
What a time, but at what cost ? Interestingly, these Wasm ports are all about nostalgia games. I sort-of wish we would live in 1998 (when HL1 was released). Less social network, a more creative internet, LAN parties, IRC / ICQ, easier
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Private conversations of a teen have low value for FBI/NSA. They have infinite value to their parents. The state isn't going to ground them, shame them at dinner, out them, or pull them out of a relationship, punish them. Parents
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by rvnx 4mo ago
They can't prevent the innovation, competition and engineering, but their lobbying makes sure that the Chinese competition doesn't enter the market, and if it does, with severe obstacles on the way. https://www.ibm.com&
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by rvnx 4mo ago
From a privacy perspective, your objective is to stay away from people who have interest to snoop on your conversations. So from the perspective of your teen, they would benefit from using z.ai or ChatGPT or Claude, etc, rather than the loc
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Laser-Based Audio Injection on Voice-Controllable Systems(lightcommands.com)
2 points by rvnx 4mo ago|0 comments
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Think of it like if this: Novo Nordisk hired you to find a cure for obesity. - This is your full time job, and this is what you are paid for. The company also invests in a lab, in machines, in other employees, etc, so all of you together ca
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Revenue is not a metric of success at all. Grabbing market-share if you have investors that are ready to burn cash infinetely. Find a hot niche, buy a banana 1 USD, sell it for 0.10 USD. Example: Cursor, they became popular because they wer
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by rvnx 4mo ago
A little IPO is the solution. Don't we all want to (automatically) and passively invest in a company losing billions of dollars ? At least we can diversify our portfolio from SpaceX.
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Money. That's their moat. Maybe also stolen copyrighted content that cannot be found anywhere else now, so they are the only ones who can train on it.
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by rvnx 4mo ago
> The main reason we blur these lines is because we want to call our poor middle class. At least something I agree with you, it quite makes sense
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by rvnx 4mo ago
> The bourgeoisie are a social class of business owners, merchants and wealthy people https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marx%27s_theory_of_class#Bourg... There is even a funny article here: https://danielmies
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Considering the price of Stanford, this is more bourgeoisie than middle class
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by rvnx 4mo ago
It's almost 100% profit actually, because ISPs are willing to pay to be connected to Google network
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by rvnx 4mo ago
If you owe 1M USD, you have a problem. If you owe 100B USD, they have a problem.
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Salaries
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by rvnx 4mo ago
To me totally yes, even further, if they keep their existing route, over time people will stop using Anthropic. More and more specialized and ultra-performant chips are going to flood the consumer market. Especially once new hardware foundr
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by rvnx 4mo ago
I start to believe that adding more and more and more and more and more thinking tokens is the hack that works (this is what gave birth to Fable)
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Wasn't this gym thing a big task where some guy was trying to stand on a wobbly stick or something like that ? and then it indirectly helped SpaceX for their landing ?
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Training drone operators ? It's literally one of the hottest segment now in the flying sector. Google Maps has one of the best urban map and now a flight engine. Grand Theft Auto is now doing it, but Google Earth would make more sense
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by rvnx 4mo ago
The page was developed by Claude, maybe you can share the prompt(s) so we can develop variants of it ? I was surprised to see it handles 3D like that so well
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by rvnx 4mo ago
The official compatibility layer of Microsoft works the same way as 86box: https://betawiki.net/wiki/NTVDM There is no magic
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by rvnx 4mo ago
You just need to install 86Box as a compatibility layer. Everything runs perfectly. You only have to copy-paste one .exe file and then you can launch your app from Windows, that’s it. Sounds perfectly reasonable.
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by rvnx 4mo ago
I appreciate your kindness. I have upvoted your comment, we both agree.
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by rvnx 4mo ago
it's max aren't you an imposter ?
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by rvnx 4mo ago
An old phone book is enough.

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