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8mo ago
I think as a company you could do: https://single-market-economy.ec.europa.eu/sectors/automotiv... But you would probably need to sell a car together with Comma integrated. And also test every update as well.
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9mo ago
This looks more like an attempt of gaining scarce electricity. If a country/state has to choice of giving power to data center A or B, it makes sense for Satya to make statements about how only Microsoft provides the most AI value
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9mo ago
This is what makes sense. You want to be able to replace the charging port, screen, and camera. And of-course update the software, where software stability is IMHO the weakest point of Fairphone. If the logic board breaks, you want to upgra
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9mo ago
This extension gives me my preferered web experience. Namely it tries to automatically fill in the cookie pop-ups for you, instead of hiding it. You can actually enable functional cookies, which are useful. Then when filling the cookie popu
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9mo ago
I also have questions about the data flows. 1. If I have a conversation about robotic cats, will OpenAI share how many people like me talk about this topic? 2. If I click an ad, will OpenAI share why the ad was relevant to the advertisement
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9mo ago
A language is normally defined by a grammar and can be parsed. The definition can be very formal. Alternatively a library is a construct in a pre-existing programming language. For example in Python you pip install a package, import some cl
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9mo ago
We store the data because we might need to know it. We only discover we didn’t need to know it once we’ve finished knowing it.
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9mo ago
This looks likes someone who got inspired too much by Grand Theft Auto.
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9mo ago
Inside entertainment systems it would be nice if you could select an ELO score to play against, with a slider and persona's (like chess.com has?).
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9mo ago
With a Domain Specific Language (DSL), you parse code and build an abstract syntax tree. But you can also build a Python library where you construct the same tree. With the benefit that LLMs are already better trained on Python code. If you
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9mo ago
A big part of advertising on Google is making sure your own brand is the top result. This is essentially extortion from Google. Companies are burning money on something that should be the default result in Google.
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9mo ago
Should constructive feedback or contradictory viewpoints really be seen as negative sentiment? When reading the comment section of an article I would like to understand any nuances or shortcomings of something. Furthermore, there should be
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9mo ago
why not a classic game subscription
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9mo ago
A competitive coding like devstral 2 runs fast enough to be very helpful: https://www.hardware-corner.net/devstral-2-hardware-requirem... The required hardware is fits the budget for a professional developer. Putting LLMs i
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9mo ago
We should all have e-mail backups regardless of which service we are on. Even Google shuts down accounts randomly. Owning your domain and having e-mail backups makes it easy to switch e-mail services.
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10mo ago
The accessibility argument backfires. Class names are not important for accessibility, it is actually important to use the correct HTML tags, labels, etc. It is also a disadvantage to have semantic class names and use them in tests for sele
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10mo ago
But economically, it is still much better to buy a lower spec't laptop and to pay a monthly subscription for AI. However, I agree with the article that people will run big LLMs on their laptop N years down the line. Especially if hardw
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10mo ago
So you cannot compare it apples to oranges. There is much more regulation in EU. In EU there is also more consumer protection by default, so charge backs can be rejected by merchants but a consumer can easily take a merchant to court. So ca
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10mo ago
Like a github issue tracker, but for anything. You know when you are in trouble when hitting a github issue when googling. You read through the comments and hope someone found a solution
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10mo ago
Amazon has an internal platform for building software. The workflows are documented and have checks and balances. So the CEO wants to have more junior developer that are more proficient with AI, and have (in ratio) less senior developers. A
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10mo ago
I think you can make a bigger list of US firms that are benefiting from EU laws, like Epic Games, Garmin, IBM, Oracle, Microsoft. But these companies are again also benefiting from maybe other American more established and US protected comp
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10mo ago
Domain Specific Languages + Formal Verification. With a domain specific language you can add extra limitations on the kinds of outputs. This can also make formal verification faster. Maybe like React components. You limit the format. You co
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10mo ago
I agree with you. To me, gemini has much worse search results. Then again, I use kagi for search and I cannot stand the search results from Google anymore. And its clear that gemini uses those. In contrast, chatgpt has built their own searc
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10mo ago
On Safari I use Wipr and Sponsorblock. Afterwards I use web version of everything instead of apps, including youtube.
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10mo ago
Linux desktop is getting better every year, meanwhile Windows and arguably MacOS are getting worse every year.
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10mo ago
The scale of the outage was so big and global, that the biggest failure was indeed the blast radius.
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Website bloat also slows you down cognitively, not just in load time.
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11mo ago
Recently in NL many supermarkets have dropped the coin completely. But people have been conditioned for years to return the cart. Though there are cart thieves.
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11mo ago
When I worked on an enterprise data analytics platform, a big problem was docker image growth. People were using different python versions, different cuda versions, all kinds of libraries. With Cuda being over a gigabyte, this all explodes.
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11mo ago
I installed NixOS + Jovian on my Steamdeck and it works great as well.
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