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by tagyro 3y ago
Germany enters the scene. There was a recent article about Schufa - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39395329 .
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by tagyro 3y ago
I (only) ran a couple of prompts but I am impressed. It has the speed of gpt 3.5 and the quality of gpt 4. Seriously considering switching from [open]AI to Mix/s/tral in my apps.
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by tagyro 3y ago
To mirror another comment: I really like the concept and will give it a try. As an alternative, I want to suggest Quarto - https://quarto.org - somewhat similar, easy to use, one might even call it "basic" (I mean that
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by tagyro 3y ago
could, would, should ...who is Google? What's their address? Hell, what's their email address? Has anyone been able to write an email to Google? (</s>)
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by tagyro 3y ago
But then someone has to check if the URL matches the complaint, right? Or?
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by tagyro 3y ago
Believe or not ...I can't A couple of months (more like years, maybe?) ago it was fairly easy to find many articles about FSB money being laundered through Vivid. But, lo and behold, a search for "FSB" and "Vivid" r
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by tagyro 3y ago
To add to this: Germany is more than happy to launder russian money - see Deutsche Bank, Vivid money, Solaris Bank etc. BaFin (the financial regulatory authority in Germany) ignores the situation (like they did with Wirecard)
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by tagyro 3y ago
Quarto - https://quarto.org I've been searching for some time also, more or less the same requirements, and I settled on quarto. Give it a try, you won't be disappointed!
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The A.I. Dilemma (2023) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by tagyro 3y ago|0 comments
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by tagyro 3y ago
Great project and great work! I had a similar itch to scratch and I found quarto ( https://quarto.org/ ) - free, open-source and doesn’t depend on chrome (admittedly it has other dependencies, but at least not chrome).
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by tagyro 3y ago
Do I understand correctly that you consider facebook "social infrastructure"? I really hope the fog will lift one day and you'll see the actual impact of facebook (and others), here's one example https://www.a
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by tagyro 3y ago
I read this once: There are two kinds of people: those who want to make the world a better place and those who want to make enough money to afford to not care.
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by tagyro 3y ago
Just a day ago I was reading a comment from a - funnily, google - engineer gaslighting another engineer that had a hard time finding a job in this market.
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Why AI is a disaster for the climate(theguardian.com)
5 points by tagyro 3y ago|1 comments
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by tagyro 3y ago
More info about Hemisphere on the EFF website @ https://www.eff.org/cases/hemisphere
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Hemisphere: Law Enforcement's Call Records Deal with AT&T(eff.org)
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by tagyro 3y ago
I found myself in a similar position (unemployed) after I left my cozy (but soul-sucking) corporate job last year and [disclosure: ] I built a somewhat similar tool but I decided against automating the application process. Instead of focusi
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by tagyro 3y ago
I don't agree - you can't just stop using it. Given the size of facebook (or google, amazon, microsoft, apple etc), they are ingrained in our (tech) life in such a way that one has to invest a - not negligible - amount of work to
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by tagyro 3y ago
Like many, I've been on a job hunt for the past year. To streamline this process, I've initiated https://rolematch.me - a platform designed to provide candidates with practical feedback on how to enhance their resumes
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by tagyro 3y ago
> Humans seem more subject to bias than algorithms are. One might think that, but algorithms are built by humans, so they (algorithms) automatically have the same biases as the humans that built them.
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by tagyro 3y ago
Maybe my comment was misunderstood but I’m strongly in support of the people resigning
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by tagyro 3y ago
off-topic but I feel the urge to insert a gif with Palpatine rubbing/clapping it's hands, with an evil smile on-topic: 1. this move assures that all/most unionising employees quit; 2. given the 90% stock drop, will make this
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Mozilla calls cars from 25 automakers 'data privacy nightmares on wheels'(theregister.com)
9 points by tagyro 3y ago|0 comments
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by tagyro 3y ago
Might not be the answer you want, but I found it easier to not trust any brand and instead opt for a mirror-RAID approach. Yes, it's more expensive (and still has its own risks) but (IMO) it's better than trusting any manufacturer
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Number Go Up: Inside Crypto’s Wild Rise and Staggering Fall(bloomberg.com)
5 points by tagyro 3y ago|1 comments
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by tagyro 3y ago
Not OP, but I presume he is referring to Oracle Cloud, as they offer "free-forever" 4 core (24 Gb RAM) instances. Fairly good deal, the only problem being that it's Oracle. ps. if you do decide to give them a try, be sure to
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by tagyro 3y ago
I developed a platform called https://rolematch.me , designed to assist job seekers in tailoring their resumes to match specific job advertisements more effectively. The platform employs a custom-trained Language Model (LLM) to p
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by tagyro 3y ago
Can you please share more info on this? I have a 6900xt "gathering dust" in a proxmox server - would like to try to do a passthrough to a vm and use it. Thank you in advance!
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by tagyro 3y ago
I'm sorry, but "just following orders" is not a valid excuse. Millions have died because people were "just following orders". I admit that I'm privileged and that my perspective is not subjective, but I - as an
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by tagyro 3y ago
During this summer, I found myself revisiting "Peopleware," authored by Tom DeMarco and Timothy Lister. One chapter is devoted exclusively to the productivity of creative professionals, including engineers and designers, in worksp

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