wolvoleo

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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
I've watched some but I really hate watching videos. And I found that the videos she scripted basically follow the same flow as her corresponding article. So it felt like I'd already watched it. If you like videos I'm sure th
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
Maybe not stop it, but perhaps they can design it so that if it happens it's more likely to be directed away from the fuselage? Like with armor that does not block or absorb but deflect, which requires less energy. Perhaps even a small
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
It's a great project, just sad the author fobbed off the blog post about it to AI and made it worse by doing that. These days it's more important for a write-up to be real than to have snazzy wording. Especially to an audience int
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
Yes cowork is the first part of copilot 365 that's actually useful, to me too. It is however paid separately per token which means you need the expensive 30$ subscription and pay tokens on top of that. If you just get cowork directly t
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
Even in countries where taxis are regulated, sometimes Uber is more expensive but safer. Like in Romania. When I used to go there a lot the official taxis were mandated to offer such low standardized rates that there was a lot of scamming g
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
Yeah it's not at all. Everyone just gets away with everything. Recently a bit dutch ISP was hacked and it turned out they kept millions of former customers' details way way beyond any normal lifecycle term. People were still in th
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
True, I hate edge so much. I have to use it in work. But it just laugh at it because it's so incompetent and mediocre like everything from Microsoft. Firefox on the other hand I use privately and I deeply care about it. That's wha
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
Yes Mozilla keeps trying to make it a glossy mainstream product, a userbase which they've long and irrevocably lost. And I hate them trying to push the ethical ads angle. For my there is zero ethics in advertising anymore.
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
Wow $6 a month is really a lot for a tech site at least for someone from a lower income country in Europe. And that's only the cheapest tier I think the issue there is that they're based in the US so they have expenses in that eco
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
Well unless it was stored with freely given permission of course. But it has to be freely given. "Give permission or you can't use this service" is not ok for data that isn't required to provide the service.
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
Isn't that the case already? Here in many European countries it already is. They're always warning about that when there's a big breach and people download it to see what's in it about them. Not that they're going t
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
Ooh I thought they sold that many fake ones lol. I know fake IDs are a big thing in the US because of the really high drinking age (were I'm from it was 16). But even then it's a lot. But no it's about leaked data. That wasn&
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
They don't "think". They just say what legal told them to say.
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
I've seen this at airlines too. I look at a flight, see an ok price, spend 10 minutes checking with my boss for the days off and go back to book it and it's 40€ more. Last time I saw this I tried it from a colleague's phone a
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
I'm just saying that's why I bought my local setup. I do use cloud but only for stuff where privacy is irrelevant.
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
Same here. For every little use of AI we have to fill out a 3 page proposal to get a PoC for 3 weeks in copilot studio (the worst AI builder around but due to MS lobby the others are banned). Then we have to find a business sponsor to decid
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
For now yes. But don't count on it staying that way. Even month to month the actual allowances change.
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
> If they decide to ignore the contract and violate the privacy provisions, the US government can punish them, can the company from future contracts, throw executive in jail. To be honest, they'll just send a few million and some go
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
Well it's not just text to text. It's text to code, text to images, research. For me 200 is too much but my 20€ sub yeah I do find that worth it. If I actually made money with it (I don't and I don't want to) the 200 one
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
Ohhh trust me we're going to pay a hell of a lot more. It'll be nothing like Uber's VC running out. Someone has to be make back all those trillions. What we're paying now is just akin to the drug dealer's free start
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
Oh no doubt. But one does have the guarantee that no bits left their home and that's a big one for some. The low hanging fruit stuff for me is more something I use it for because I have the local LLM setup running anyway. It wasn'
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
Yeah I use it for hobby only. I would use cloud models to develop new stuff, I don't really care if it gets lost because if I were to publish it it would be FOSS anyway. I hate entrepreneurism and monetisation so I'm happiest bein
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
100% this. No way I'm giving Google my stuff. Neither openai or xai. Anthropic maybe but not likely. Mistral is the most likely one because they're under the EU laws but I think they focus more on commercial these days.
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
H1B gives a lot of power over you by the employer, lose your job and you get kicked out of the country too, so there's a lot of pressure. So basically cheap labour and don't complain or else. And you have to live in a country that
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
Well demand is pretty much a given now with AI, so I think either way this is not an issue. We will want all the power we can generate.
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
Well yes but lithium is easily recycled and solar panels are made from sand and nowhere near rare earth. See how the soviets destroyed half the Czech countryside looking for Uranium for their bombs and power plants: https://www.r
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
Ah I see but if it's standard in arm why don't other brands have it? As far as I understand Samsung use standard arm cores too, ever since they dropped their mongoose design. Not sure about Qualcomm. Ps again not trying to make an
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
Less profitable doesn't mean becoming poor. Far from it. And oligarchs have kids too, don't they want them to live in a world worth living in?
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
Nuclear has a lot of environmental impact too. You need to mine a lot of earth to get a little uranium, and a lot of that activity is very polluting and a lot of that activity is not climate neutral. Then you have the waste problem that&#x2
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by wolvoleo 2mo ago
I remember when Musk was genuinely trying to make the world better with electric cars. Now he's more worried about which toilets people use.

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