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781.
by timeon 2y ago
What would you expect when people are even arguing against their eyes about Fascist salute.
782.
by timeon 2y ago
Would they bite the hand that feeds?
783.
by timeon 2y ago
> ... There are times, however, when Apple Intelligence needs to leverage a model that requires more computational power than your device can provide on its own. For these tasks, Apple Intelligence sends your request to Private Cloud Com
784.
by timeon 2y ago
I think that utopias implemented in reality became dystopias because, unlike bold ideas, reality is pretty nuanced.
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by timeon 2y ago
How is it delusional when US wants to have trade war with EU, and now there is also this territorial dispute?
786.
by timeon 2y ago
Yes it would be better C, but compared to Rust, is that enough?
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by timeon 2y ago
> in your company This is the point where you have made mistake in your assumption. Democratic countries are not private companies. (But even in your metaphor: this unelected individual is performing hostile take-over.)
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by timeon 2y ago
Not sure how is paying for food relevant to paying for politician. In many countries there is absolute cap per campaign to make it fair. Making it 'fair' is maybe not that relevant in two party system but still that amount of mone
789.
by timeon 2y ago
You can do this with divs/lists and bit of css as well.
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by timeon 2y ago
As someone without X or Bluesky, this link shows whole thread while X does not.
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by timeon 2y ago
Does not help much, 'meta' is pretty generic word.
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by timeon 2y ago
> US and could get DeepSeek banned in western countries for copyright If US is going to proceed with trade war on EU, as it was planning anyway, then DeepSeek will be banned only in US. Seems like term "western countries" is sl
793.
by timeon 2y ago
Well it is called "Open" AI after all.
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by timeon 2y ago
> Then they pivoted to "Open source with closed source collaboration servers" thing, and they claimed rights on anything passing through their servers (collaboration / zed-ai). Does this apply if you use it same as Sublime
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by timeon 2y ago
Thank you for well crafted and performant software! I'm oscillating often between Helix/Zed/Sublime but I'm probably never going to drop Sublime Text even if I would have to obtain new licenses for next versions.
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by timeon 2y ago
> Concorde was a large program backed by two governments and designed and built by nationalized aerospace companies. This is a strictly private affair, so no tax dollars behind it, just private funds. Why is this interesting?
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by timeon 2y ago
I didn't mean it as favour for China. Just that this industry is unfortunately like that.
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by timeon 2y ago
AFAIK there was information about Project 2025, so this was not secret was it? And lot of people still support this as you can see it even here (as this thread is already flagged).
799.
by timeon 2y ago
It seems to me like both of you are saying same thing.
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by timeon 2y ago
> DeepSeek built their base models off Llama releases and OpenAI outputs Those models are also trained on data that was ignoring licenses / copyrighted content.
801.
by timeon 2y ago
I get that Helix is really fast (I also use it sometimes) but some of those screen-grabs could be made bit slower so one could see what is actually happening. Anyway I hope this will be soon included in release! (Even if current <space&g
802.
by timeon 2y ago
I know this is all probably amplified by recent political developments but as I have mentioned in few threads during the year, this shift for non-US public orgs has already started. The thing is that Twitter is no longer properly/predi
803.
by timeon 2y ago
Why would anyone still use Twitter.
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by timeon 2y ago
Since at least web2.0 I've been burned many times. So my default position on VC backed projects without clear monetization plan is that it is probably bait-and-switch.
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by timeon 2y ago
> It's fun to watch Is it really?
806.
by timeon 2y ago
Was it wise to replace dementia with dementia?
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by timeon 2y ago
I do not blame ADL for being cautious for reasons you have already stated. However it was pretty clear. You can put it side by side with actual Nazis or neo-Nazis doing it and it is same thing. As I said I understand public statements by or
808.
by timeon 2y ago
It is usually user-based flagging. There is nothing rational about that. I've been in both (flagging/flagged) situations.
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by timeon 2y ago
From your link: "The Roman salute, also known as the Fascist salute," Also from the link: "However, no Roman text describes such a gesture, and the Roman works of art that display salutational gestures bear little resemblance
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by timeon 2y ago
You are painting it with really broad brush. Was Meta censoring #Republican before?

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