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yieldcrv
4mo ago
> It will naturally die down as the legitimate ones are fixed. Every software update introduces and reintroduces them
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4mo ago
never would I have thought China would win that easily GLM on LLM Asics is going to be amazing, US hosted or otherwise
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4mo ago
not a copyright issue there may some other intellectual property remedy, or not, but it isn't copyright hope that helps
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4mo ago
Funnier the first time
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4mo ago
alright system design savants, what's the solution for accepting this high volume of emails? retaining email as the sole intake method
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4mo ago
2028 local and onprem agentic revolution. enterprises will pay for expensive mac line then hyperscalers better all IPO in the next 8 quarters
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4mo ago
Enterprise IT is all about outsourcing enterprise IT nobody cares, there’s like 2 people whose job it is to care, one works for your company and one works for the third party IT company - and maybe your company’s General Counsel but even
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4mo ago
Some of the first bitcoin faucets in 2011, 2012 were bots doing that Users thought the captcha was antispam prevention for them to receive bitcoin It was really just the bot forwarding a captcha to continue its spam once solved, posting the
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4mo ago
The EU is a single market, just form an entity in the quickest and easiest state to form it, open a bank account, payment processor and you’re off to the races, as long as you can accept Euros directly people are fine? Who are these people
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4mo ago
also I would love to get the contract for the embedded firearm detecting LLM do you guys even America? catch up
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4mo ago
This doesn’t have to be unconstitutional, just regulate the intermediary in such a way that it forces the behaviors you are trying to regulate directly In this case you can say “You need a license to do this activity” [adds all the requirem
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4mo ago
We got that part, they’re good points At what point does the value proposition go back, for the target audience you are fond of and can imagine to be disinterested in both consoles and enthusiasts uses of old phones That was the premise of
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4mo ago
Alright, so at what price does your opinion stop being true, because there will certainly be consumer hardware price hikes again in 6 months, due to further RAM demand
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4mo ago
have you seen the open source LLM space? people fulfill all niches and there are active communities at every range of RAM and all are looking for the most capable in their respective range a lot of innovation occurring
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4mo ago
and all of those obvious counterpoints is still not enough to justify the price difference between a current gen console and this Steam Machine when an old sub $99 mobile device can power three generation old games as well, and connect to a
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4mo ago
equilibrium in one or two more years on the consumer/prosumer side think Apple M6 or M7 with a currently unforeseen denser memory style, 256gb RAM a couple inference or cache improvements on the algorithmic side, using less ram for con
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4mo ago
and I think asking for a whole dissertation on the hardware demands every single time is stupid. the point is that even people and organizations with capital couldn't do this before either. if it doesn't apply to you then just c
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4mo ago
has that still been accurate in the last half decade? indie devs have easy access to release on PS5, latest Xbox, Switch alongside Steam simultaneously the subscription any of those users have (a prerequisite for online or multiplayer acces
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4mo ago
this is a reminder to do a refresher on STDs, the situation for heterosexual men who dont do anal is overpowered. scare campaigns from the early 2000s and 90s arent that full of a story the things you can get are either A) benign when caugh
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4mo ago
It was $600 13 years ago when I got it too I paid for it out of pocket as well with a cursory understanding of the data and why it wasn’t given to men at all at the time, and then not to men in my age range before expanding to far beyond my
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4mo ago
unionize stoopiiiid a documentable unionization effort also overrides the “at will” part of getting laid off
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4mo ago
I bet z.ai doesn’t even respond to US subpoenas
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4mo ago
ghostwriter says not to use ghostwriter more at 11
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The funniest part of these systems is that I build these massive prompt concatenating controllers with a schema to constrain what the LLM sees and parses, usually a frontier model like Gemini The model gets it wrong on occasion and I check
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I actually wonder how valuable this verbiage is To me it looks like copycat marketing more than a strongly held stance Artificial scarcity, membership club criteria to make members feel special Perhaps there is an organization that awards t
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4mo ago
but dont forget dockerignore if you use docker
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you can donate assets without selling to cash first, the tax incentives and deductions are even better actually
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I’m imagining an agentic solution in everyone’s inbox that automates GDPR fines and updates
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If the smartphone is not economically viable, it will go away Apple’s margin targets aside, the prices are rational Trendy teens and 20 something’s still have iPhones, many just also have point and shoot cameras. This is more of a desire
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4mo ago
I rarely want that but for special occasions I love it The staff at The French Laundry did this extremely well They watched us before arrival and maybe stalked us online before that to have relevant things to talk about and ensure our exper
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