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by shaism 3y ago
1) Talent. The more engineers are familiar with Llama, PyTorch, and the likes, the easier it is to find ML talent for Meta. 2) Free research and innovation that Meta can readily copy for their needs. 3) They don’t really give up any power.
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by shaism 3y ago
I think the time is not necessarily the issue. The issue is that everything is very manual and “analog” in Germany. You have to find a notary, register the “Gewerbe” at the Gewerbeamt, get a tax ID, and so forth. All are different processes
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by shaism 3y ago
Just try it. It just a lot more convenient and results are great. 1. Put rice in 2. Put water in. 3. Press a button. 4. Come back whenever you want (exact duration doesn‘t matter since a good rice cooker will keep the rice warm and moist)
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by shaism 3y ago
It could indicate a very conservative or simple implementation of a cookie banner. That is, unless you consent to cookies, the homepages won’t store any cookies, not even a cookie to remember your cookie choice. Hence, without any cookie, y
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by shaism 3y ago
I am not a big fan of crypto either, but don’t understand why crypto (the technology itself) would be unethical. Could you explain?
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by shaism 3y ago
A physical letter is definitely nice but can be a hassle if you move.
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by shaism 3y ago
ASML has awesome tech, and the European engineering deep tech supply chain has always been great. Look at the deep supply chains for automotive. However, the comparison with Silicon Valley is superficial. Silicon Valley is an absolute power
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by shaism 3y ago
Fully agree. Even as second generation immigrant, meaning being born in the EU, I feel less accepted in the EU than when I lived in the US for two years. I felt that doing things “differently” or having unique background is more often perce