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by sschueller 4mo ago
Amazon wasn't competing against open and free models that are starting to be good enough running on existing laptops. OpenAI and Anthropic's moat is filling with cement faster than they can dig.
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by sschueller 4mo ago
I don't want to be cynical, but I assume a third party we can trust has verified this model is actually this good? I would think it would not be Anthropic, out of all the players, that is selling a lie hidden behind "I am sorry, I
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by sschueller 4mo ago
This has been the case for a long time in Switzerland. If you want a mobile phone SIM, you need to provide your ID. Of course easy if you have a national ID... I don't see the issue here and I am surprised that this wasn't the cas
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Samsung's SSD warranty policy scammed me so I'm taking them to court [video](youtube.com)
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by sschueller 4mo ago
> Wild meat, also known as “bushmeat,” refers to the meat of wildlife species hunted or collected for human consumption. USAID staff developed the Wild Meat Learning Agenda to generate and share evidence to inform efforts to improve wild
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by sschueller 4mo ago
But when they fail, they fail upwards. These risks are always on the backs of everyone else. For example, they take risks by using chemicals (that they know) can kill people, by the time people get cancer they are retired, there are no claw
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by sschueller 4mo ago
They yet have to formerly or directly call what is happening in Gaza a genocide. This paper is a propaganda and consent manufacturing device of the state voluntarily or not. It is due to many factors but also access journalism.
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by sschueller 4mo ago
Let's just stop the shenanigans and just already have the CIA finance it directly...
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by sschueller 4mo ago
You don't even need a vote. It's technically not feasible, it is that far fetched from reality.
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by sschueller 4mo ago
The point-to-point travel with starship is the one that urks me the most. It is completely unrealistic and will never happen. They have Zürich, Switzerland as a destination. There is no place in all of Zürich to facility such a thing, you w
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by sschueller 4mo ago
Where will it be listed? I am considering selling all my index ETFs in those markets until the this blows over.
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by sschueller 4mo ago
I would be worried about a device called "AR-924 Pager" but no one thinks that is an issue.
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by sschueller 4mo ago
I was the first to setup a Meshcore room server in my city. New I get pings from all over the place and it's busy. It seems to be extremely popular in Switzerland for some reason.
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by sschueller 4mo ago
True but how many times have people sent someone "let me google that for you". Some people are inherently lazy and unload their laziness to someone else to do the thinking for them. I still think sending someone an AI answer is te
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by sschueller 5mo ago
Sorry, but that is grotesque. I don't want a Tesla with Ferrari badging.
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by sschueller 5mo ago
Meanwhile Switzerland is being taken to the cleaners. F35s that had a fix cost in contract with Lockheed are no longer fixed cost because the US says so. Patriot systen permanently delayed and price going up and up. Stop payment resulted in
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by sschueller 5mo ago
And who was it that put her in that situation? An American Journalist that didn't respect boundaries even after it was made clear to them that this would cause issues for her in China. > Vice published a profile on Wu that included
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by sschueller 5mo ago
I pay for google "Starter" workspace. Recently I started to get harassed to upgrade. Big button in gmail, large notifications on top of my mail in the mobile app etc. Also two other buttons to get me to turn on AI features I don&#
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by sschueller 5mo ago
They probably can many things but I think things like memory timing is something you can't just easily reverse engineer from a blob. You need to test every state that the device can be in and see how the blob responds which is quite di
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by sschueller 5mo ago
Before or after the AI collapse of 2026/27. I would say at least $499 without the addition of inflated memory pricing.
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by sschueller 5mo ago
China can and not with its military.
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by sschueller 5mo ago
I trust my government (Switzerland) way more to do the thing that is right for the people and the law then some private company that has the primary goal of making money. It doesn't mean that governments don't make mistakes but th
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by sschueller 5mo ago
PIX is also better because it gives control back to the central bank (as it was with cash) and not private industry although they are providing the service. The central bank controls what payments are permitted by what laws exist, not some
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by sschueller 5mo ago
It should be possible to sue Google for damages in such cases. This isnt a network outage or service failure which I would consider part of ToS.
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by sschueller 5mo ago
It's insane. They would be better of purchasing hardware and running deepseek locally. At least the usage data would stay sovereign even if the model was trained somewhere else.
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by sschueller 5mo ago
The pricing of deepseek v4 flash is incredible. I have been hammering it with kilo code and end up using only cents per day.
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by sschueller 5mo ago
Well Claude still thinks it shouldn't read AGENTS.md [1] so they probably also don't care about agents.txt on a web server... [1] https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/6235
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by sschueller 5mo ago
Like the hyperloop?...
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by sschueller 5mo ago
You can only cool by radiation in space. You may get more energy from the sun but how are you going to get rid of all the heat fast enough?
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by sschueller 5mo ago
Nobody seem to care about reality anymore or facts. You may as well put a data center at the bottom of the ocean which would be way easier but no one is doing that either. In the end in like 10-15 years when others land on the moon and buil

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