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nous research. started out making overhyped llama finetunes, now they got a great agent harness and a cutting edge distributed training network that actually works.
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the fact that birth tourism is a thing means the demand for us citizenship is way higher than supply, to the point people are willing to put their whole life savings and break the law just to have a shot at getting it through a complicated
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thats how you get bloated memory use and disk space. you know, the things everyone complains about when it comes to modern tech
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bans and limits just hurt consumers and freedom of speech. data regulation is useless as you said. what china actually did is a lot better. they ignored decades worth of friedman inspired economic "theory" and started directly inv
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> A modern JavaScript, PHP or Python system written five years ago hardly works today because dependencies significantly changed thats why the best practices are version locking and containers. your dependencies cant change from under yo
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> La Liga itself, is this considered like holy the way football is definitely not. for most fans its someone who takes sides against their team and makes a lot of controversial calls when its comes to issuing fines and bans. there is cor
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> Apple has one exception to its JIT restrictions: web browsers i wonder if they ever let native apps compile and run wasm directly instead of opening a browser window.
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i want more feeds than centralized services can ever have. on bluesky youre not limited to fyp and following you can install literally hundreds of options. almost all of them are open source and self hostable. theres a place for group chats
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> The US actually abnormally lacking in direct mechanisms only on a federal level. states like california or texas are more direct than a lot of western europe in some ways. like the fact that ballot props are binding law or sheriffs a
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grades are important as feedback and to make sure students who learned nothing in a class fail and have to retake it instead of making trouble in more advanced classes. but they should never be a permanent record employers can demand. the b
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when you cheat on your partner you hurt them by betraying their trust. when you score from offside you can steal a win from the other team thats playing fair. if you lie about your company financials you steal from the government or your cr
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> This sort of thing should already be legal or illegal based on what is in an employment contract are you saying that unfair terms are a workers own fault for signing? individual workers cant really negotiate employment contract below e
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nextbit in spain is hosting deepseek but its the most expensive provider on openrouter. inceptron in sweden for glm and nebius in the netherlands hosting smaller models like nemotron. mistral hosting their own models obviously. its not a bi
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only if you assume capitalism is the only stable economic system. without wealth differences there is nothing other than your own abilities that can make access to tech unequal.
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asml will be profitable even after china catches up with their current tech. its not a silicon valley type company that wants a monopoly. if anything most of their engineers secretly want china to compete so they can push each other to do m
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real wages in western countries are down because 1. regressive inflation on essential goods like energy is faster than both wages and luxury goods and 2. rent and house prices (= mortgage costs) are up because of corporate lobbying and rich
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selectively giving away free money to big business is straight corruption. there is no other way to put it. everyone involved should lose re election and get investigated by the financial crimes unit. but i dont think "leave it up to t
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you can do it stop killing games style. publishers can decide to stop access any time they want but they have to give you a drm free download to compensate.
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its not hard to do measured boot with attestation and a set of trusted kernels. if you can check the kernel signature and config you know if the type of security anti cheat needs is there (memory isolation, lockdown, no unsigned modules). v
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good luck doing it to inference companies in singapore or the netherlands. or one of the decentralized networks that dont look useful right now. the world is already sick of america acting like it can do whatever and force their rules on th
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for america yeah. for the world the only real risks are american, chinese or corporate dominance. thats why its important to support open models wherever they come from and smaller players like mistral in france or black forest in germany.
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the european commission is the part of the EU ran by unelected bureaucrats and captured by corporate interests. thats where all the age verification, copyright expansion, combustion engine bans and other bad policies come from. parliament w
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all production ics have a flat layout with 3d transistors. the physical limit is how close can the features on one wafer get before theres too much tunneling. there is a clear way forward with wafer stacking instead of shrinking layouts b
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tangled has a new web of trust system where you can denounce or vouch for a user and all your friends see it. it decays over time and the whole thing is based on atproto so its easy to set up automated community lists on top.
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gdscript is missing basic features like interfaces (only abstract classes with no multiple inheritance) or custom value types. spawning scenes from code is tricky and not type safe. asset loading and globals are a mess. the engine is built
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left vs right was never a good framework. there are traditional fascists who believe in a state controlled economy and nazi style race laws. libertarians who want gay rights and no social security. socialists can be progressive or conservat
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most investors want maximum short term profit. execs have to do what they say because of fiduciary duty and shareholder votes to fire them. the only way to prevent it is use debt financing exclusively or make every investor sign a contract
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how hard is it to find a manager or ops team member at one of the enterprise companies and buy lets say 100gb of logs? the chinese lab can promise to anonymize the data before training, not release it raw and pay a good price. honestly you
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any third party provider can offer zdr. if its a reputable company in a place like switzerland or germany i would trust them more than anthropic to hold up that promise.
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black and white hat is relative. someone breaking into a state run database in a dictatorship and stealing documents that prove some opposition leader was murdered would be a black hat criminal if you ask their government. a hacker jailbrea

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