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by uyzstvqs 2y ago
It's interesting how this isn't a left-right issue. Both the more populist left and the more populist right oppose this, it originates from our elderly-home technocrats whom are clinging to power, like von der Leyen.
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Welcome to post-modernity*. It's evil and communism in a progressive jacket.
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Definitely the best choice. You will still need APs for wireless, but they're behind your OPNsense firewall, so not connected directly to WAN like AP+router combos.
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The fact that there are a not insignificant number of people comparing this game to the real world suggests that basic economic education is severely lacking. There's actually this great book called Basic Economics, for those intereste
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by uyzstvqs 2y ago
> Electric cars inherently have much less of a maintenance burden because there are way fewer moving parts in a motor versus an engine They sell you battery packs for $20,000 around every 8-10 years.
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That's because an LLM needs the relevant information to answer correctly. Agents can research your question by searching the web, and use the information gathered from there to answer.
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They're underhyped. There just aren't good products readily available for it yet. When there are, it will make AI assistants truly assistants. Not just chat and answer, but "hey, can you do this for me?".
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If you don't want a smartphone, you can get a decent feature phone for about €50. It will probably work better and last longer than this.
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by uyzstvqs 2y ago
The European tech job market is... not great. You're not alone in this issue, it doesn't have to do with you, companies are extremely picky. Best advice I can give is to stop applying for vacancies and start networking.
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by uyzstvqs 2y ago
SteamDB has a "technologies used" field taken from the Steam API. Not all are bad, EAC and Battleye are the most common, and are both reputable. Those run with the game and close with the game, and they minimize data collection.
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Not in specific. Most European parties (including ECR) have many national parties as members, and don't campaign on specific issues themselves. They have general principles they agreed upon. The relevant one here is "ECR Party und
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Their position on privacy was good, but a complete opposite to their other (disastrous) ideas. You'll find structural pro-privacy with parties like ECR.
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True. From my testing SVT-AV1 is about 1.4x faster than x265, and about 540x faster than the original AOM encoder.
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I'm curious if it'd be possible to use a Code LLM to scan GitHub repos and detect possible malware hiding in source code.
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Quick search reveals anti-AI motivated script kiddies. Also some degen NSFW "art" content on DeviantArt and Reddit by the same name, their likely origin.
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Anyone around the world can help Windy. http://stations.windy.com/
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I hope not. Companies would close their responsible disclosure programs as a liability issue. Everything would be less secure because of such legal protections.
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Only for a while until someone changes it to "Something went wrong"
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You call it old, but this sounds like quality secondary education far above almost everything available today, at least here across Western Europe, which is 99.9% read book, then do test. The fact that you teached ecology using actual plant
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by uyzstvqs 2y ago
If Manifest v3 is really this bad then it's probably still possible to build adblockers by DLL hooking the browser. It should also not affect browsers with built-in adblocking like Brave and Vivaldi.
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Yes. It's important to have the ability to listen to all sides, that's the only way truth prevails. Even if one side is full of lies, some bureaucrat deciding that for you is not okay, that is generally what a government full of l
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by uyzstvqs 2y ago
I'd summarize it as prompting for input, finetuning for output . RAG is a far better option for making a model work with your data/information. Finetuning is better for making it output in a language, style, data format, programm
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Definitely not. If the entire issue is these companies creating closed ecosystems, then what point does it serve to make the EU a closed ecosystem? That would become like North Korea or the USSR technologically, your choice would be governm
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Most probably this will be Microsoft's response to Chromebooks in the classroom. Same concept but integrated with Microsoft Office, Outlook and whatever, something many schools are using on their Chromebooks already. The entire shtick
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> Or upgradable offensive capabilities to outmaneuver the customer service agents when they try to decline your warranty or whatever. Yeah, OpenAI is not going to do that out of fear of liability. But that's where open source LLM pr
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by uyzstvqs 2y ago
What is needed are true NPUs as dedicated co-processors, especially for prosumer desktop systems (devs, other professionals, gamers). GPUs work in the enterprise, but they're a hassle to use for AI on the personal computing side of the
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I get that, but there is zero reason to believe that Apple meant that. Nobody is attempting to make those art forms redundant. In the same way Apple's older MacBook Air in an envelope ad could be offensive to people who enjoy using pap
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Neither Apple nor AI is stopping you from being creative in whatever way you want. You are free to paint on a canvas, draw with an iPad, or generate with AI. It's very understandably awful when proponents advocate alternatives to somet
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by uyzstvqs 2y ago
Speaking from experience, debate is easily misread as negative arguing by outsiders, even though all involved parties are enjoying challenging each other's ideas.

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