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by simion314 1y ago
>Steam in particular is known to play hardball with chargebacks. If you issue a chargeback, rumor is that Steam will lock your entire account. Which seems incredibly unfair, but capitalism. 1 do we have evidence this is happening more wi
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by simion314 1y ago
>Now do the same for the country you are very fond of. It wouldn't be so hard, right? Super easy, I can exit Romania to EU just with my identity card, I can go to Moldova just as easy , for other countries depends on their rules lik
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by simion314 1y ago
This sounds very soviet, I see them all the time showing some traveling guide to NK and claiming is a paradise like USSR was, but then you ask why do this regimes have walls and kill the people that try to escape the paradise? why do people
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by simion314 1y ago
>one might reasonably assume that X-rated games fall into the "frequently fraudulent" category There was no such evidence presented, all the evidence was that some christian extremists complained. Sure your wife might see that
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by simion314 1y ago
My guess the negotiators had somehow the information that the tariffs will soon be declared illegal so would be smart to let the narcisist think he won, I hope I am right and there is still rule of law in USA.
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by simion314 1y ago
No idea, maybe they have money and they want to invest in something that they think is growing. Could be that there are some other plans with creating chips in EU and would then make more sense.
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by simion314 1y ago
Do they need a "leader" ? Things move fast and Mistral is not much behind and it seems they are making enterprise relations, they can get EU contracts that a Chinese or USA provider would not be allowed and the only downside you a
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by simion314 1y ago
They focus also on supporting well languages from Europe, and they are not anti open source.
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by simion314 1y ago
yes, my first language is Romanian, a romance language , and add on that my complete disrespect for the company anti open source FUD so I never waste my time to double check my spelling.
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by simion314 1y ago
>Seems like their only USP at this point is Made in EU. They are also releasing model weights for most of their models, where companies like Antropic and until recently OpenAI were FUDing the world that open source will doom us all. Mist
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by simion314 1y ago
But it is dangerous, Tim from Apple can't protect your grandma , she should only speak with their nephews using Apple approved applications , preferably the built in iApps, do you really want grandma to be scammed? Tium needs to remove
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by simion314 1y ago
I do not see this Apple fanboys asking Apple to remove the camera and microphone features in their OSX operating system. They have many stories about grandma getting tricked to sideload soem evil app from Facebook but somehow same grandma d
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by simion314 1y ago
>People have been trained to tap through those prompts without really reading them, and it’s unreasonable to expect a less technical user to know what the implications of granting a permission are. Can you please explain why there is no
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by simion314 1y ago
>They would get fined. Right, so my local TV gets fined if they published something fake, like for example they had a news about some bullshit happening in Romania but they were showing a video from a different country, the TV claimed it
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by simion314 1y ago
My point is about consequences, my question is what happens if a TV station in UK is not following that rule?
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by simion314 1y ago
>If you are not happy with propaganda, it is your role and the role of schools to educate people around about how to consume information and look with a critical view. This is as pointless as saying that is my role as a consumer to test
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by simion314 1y ago
>I would. Appetite for censorship should be measured against something I find unpalatable. In your country if say some public TV would publish hard core porn mid day for children to see, would there be consequences? like fines and licens
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by simion314 1y ago
I love KDE, I am using it for 2 decades, I can't see the margins or font issues this other people see and I spend my time at the PC looking at the browser, Kate, Intellij and the deskotp panel and maybe a bit at the file manager Dolph
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by simion314 1y ago
>Proprietary driver installation was the sole reason of existence of Linux Mint which was a fork of ubuntu, so your memory is incorrect. I think your memory is incorrect, you might be thinking of video codecs and maybe Flash not proprie
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by simion314 1y ago
>The only specific thing Ubuntu did for beginners is sending CDs for free Assuming you are not malicious I will kindly help with your bad memory, Ubuntu had always very good proprietary driver support, this made laptops actually work and
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by simion314 1y ago
>None of the things you’ve said this means match my experience using LLMs to write real, usable, viable code. It might not be the most performant or perfect code, but it’s certainly usable and most software isn’t written at Google or wha
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by simion314 1y ago
>The GTA example is not a good one because the vast majority of the work in making a videogame is not coding... What is outside coding? - writing? an AI that can replace hard core developers that write optimized game engines should also
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by simion314 1y ago
>I kinda feel like this is a self-placating statement that is not going to stay true for that long. We are so early in the process of developing AI good enough to do any of these things. Yes, right now you need senior level design skills
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by simion314 1y ago
We use OpenAI API at work, it fails when translating children stories, the reason is violence. Either the model safety is shit or the AI companies are pushed by some extremists groups to censor shit that is acceptable for children in Europe
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by simion314 1y ago
>And yes, people being able to use your code for whatever they want is absolutely more open than having restrictions on how/who gets to use it. Yes, this is why people should use free not open , and GPL is more free when you report
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by simion314 1y ago
>This, btw, is also why claims that some side is targeting civilians in otherwise 'productive' warfare (e.g. actually achieving things instead of bombing for the sake of fear/terrorism/headlines/photo ops) is usu
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by simion314 1y ago
I will respectfully disagree, I can't see your comment on topic. you said "The only thing that impacts this really is chargebacks, which iiuc are much more common with adult stuff." and this is something claimed about porn s
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by simion314 1y ago
>I don't necessarily disagree, but I personally find these "but you theoretically could have done even more to prevent this"-type arguments to be a little dubious in cases where the harm was caused primarily by operator ne
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by simion314 1y ago
The article claims that the software should have been geo fensed in that area but Tesla failed to do that, that the software should have trigger warnings of collisions but it did not do that. So there were things Tesla wanted to hide.
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by simion314 1y ago
We are not on reddit here, have you paid attention? Now seriously, you brought some old excuse here for some very inteligent reason, explain please? Do spouses will read that the guy bought something from Steam and she will then conclude th

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