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by rvnx 4mo ago
Shouldn't it be the exact opposite here ? The burden of proof is the other way around. The big claim is here: the state has grandiose claims that the overwhelming majority is fair, but there is no proof of it. Therefore the state shoul
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Downfall sounds exaggerated. US is a great and respectable country with amazing nature, people tech and military, very very far a collapsed state. If anything to be worried of, it's the state of Europe. Closer and closer to war, full o
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Well deserved though, "it's too dangerous, it's too dangerous to release"
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by rvnx 4mo ago
> given the general reputation of the Chinese economy for widespread espionage, disregard for copyright and producing copies of successful products using insider information Quite funny because if you use that phrase verbatim except swap
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Totally agree, though it is an unpopular opinion here. It’s the same paradox as people claiming: “we are European, our data is safer in Europe” when actually your privacy is higher when your data is stored in China (or Russia) you are safer
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Sounds perfect, sell it to me. I use LLMs for health, design and programming. If you want to make a political or religious pamphlet it’s not a single LLM that you should base yourself on. No matter where it comes from.
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by rvnx 4mo ago
I tend to agree :/
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Google Cloud is great, compared to legacy and fragmented AWS
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Quite counterproductive to refuse to help on health issues too. If they detect health data, they can add a disclaimer, but not hide the information.
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by rvnx 4mo ago
The safest is called DeepSeek. Others are just promises, that have to abide by the laws that might require leaking the conversations anyway.
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by rvnx 4mo ago
and soon by everyone who is invested into the NASDAQ, some sort of exit scam, but with a real product though
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by rvnx 4mo ago
It's more like a free trial, because the model is going to become pay-per-query in 10 days
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Because of move fast and break things mentality. Let's say if ChatGPT was launched respecting GDPR, or respecting copyrights, they would have reached nowhere.
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Part of it is also a certification circus. For example, with Copilot, you get a contractual pinky promise that they cannot access your data. Can engineers really not access ? Can the police really not access ? It's like AirTag for exam
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by rvnx 4mo ago
If I would push it further to the extreme, "you" are inviting yourself. You're not a guest yet, you're inviting yourself, showing up at a stranger's door asking to be let in. Though I agree with you that analogies h
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by rvnx 4mo ago
If your guests are bad mouthing you in a private WhatsApp group, would you still invite them ?
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Similarly, doing service desk, the thing that makes me flip the table is how people start by explaining what does not work, instead of explaining what they are trying to do.
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Obviously not. Blowing things up is the reason for rocketry to exist and its historical basis. A fun fact about SpaceX: Remember our esteemed national American hero, and spiritual father of SpaceX, Wernher von Braun. Wernher wrote a book ab
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Qwant is a frontend to Microsoft Bing. https://ibb.co/wZWcZty2 User -> Qwant (EU) -> Microsoft Bing (US)
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EU Parliament switches to Qwant search engine from Google in sovereignty push(reuters.com)
5 points by rvnx 4mo ago|3 comments
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by rvnx 4mo ago
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has warned Samsung and SK Hynix they could face 100% tariffs, framing it as a choice between paying a 100% tariff or building memory fabs in America... Punishing instead of supporting.
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by rvnx 4mo ago
One theory: they will need to throw away all these Nvidia cards in the trash at some point right ? Because what to do with power-consuming outdated hardware ? let's say 5 years from now ? They will need new RAM. I wonder.
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by rvnx 5mo ago
Same with iOS 18, "Windows 2000" was great, then Apple went downhill with iOS 26 "Windows ME"
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by rvnx 5mo ago
The founders of Lovable and Builder.ai individually received more funds than the whole group of the researchers behind this medicine...
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The modern web, on a 25-year-old Mac(macsurf.org)
2 points by rvnx 5mo ago|0 comments
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by rvnx 5mo ago
You now have the worst of both worlds. You report yourself to the police for trying to hack into a computer-system and you report yourself to the website that can now decide to sue you. All of that without any benefits.
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by rvnx 5mo ago
They are already taking it over, more and more court judgments or life-impacting reviews (e.g. for your diploma) are AI-processed. If you know how to prompt them, you can pass these reviews. Your bank account, your immigration risk, etc.
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by rvnx 5mo ago
You are absolutely right, DuckDuckGo is better for porn than Google, but if you want even better results you can use Yandex. For other things, Grok is quite fast — Perplexity too
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by rvnx 5mo ago
LaLiga is relying mostly on EU Copyright Directive and DSA to enforce their blocking rights. EFF is a Californian organization holding a big treasure chest (60M USD), in surplus of donations, that does not operate in European courts. In ter
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by rvnx 5mo ago
I’m sure this is better software than Windows Millenium Edition

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