zrn900

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by zrn900 5mo ago
Amazing how the 'Eu' started to resemble the British Empire for some reason...
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by zrn900 5mo ago
> Every problem you want it to solve, it translates into "more code" rather than "less code" Try Deepseek or Xiaomi's Mimo. They produce very lean code.
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by zrn900 6mo ago
Yes and the Chinese president personally performs the operation. ... Holy crap...
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by zrn900 6mo ago
Just ask American models about Gaza genocide. Compared to that, Chinese censorship feels amateur work.
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by zrn900 6mo ago
> And the fusion with a one-party state government that doesn’t tolerate huge swathes of thoughtspace being freely discussed Ah, so the one party state with two factions in the US repressing anyone who opposes Israel has guardrails. And
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by zrn900 6mo ago
Not really. The current SOTAs are already at the point that they can do that. The following models will start to surpass the daily work level. It's a diminishing returns situation just like anything else in tech.
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by zrn900 6mo ago
Statistics showed that bots don't change opinions. The only reason why certain establishments scream about them is to explain their election losses. People have very deep biases, and 'randos' blabbering online does not change
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by zrn900 6mo ago
They already did - State Dept. launched global campaign against Deepseek.
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by zrn900 6mo ago
It's a mathematical reality rather than 'feeling'. It has become that a few years ago. It becomes even more serious when you consider that the Chinese models are just as good, and they are being just given away to run locally
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by zrn900 6mo ago
> I really think everyone will look back at this time as the golden area of cheap AI. Chinese models like Deepseek v4 are as good and 10 times cheaper. You can even run Deepseek locally. So no, cheap AI wont be over. Just the US investor
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by zrn900 6mo ago
You can just use Cline in VSCode to get most of the tooling you need - it works with all models. Including Xiaomi's new Mimo with 1m context window and blazing fast speed. It's much cheaper than Claude's biggest plan and with
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by zrn900 6mo ago
Stripe is trialing a MoR solution (managed payments) right now.
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by zrn900 6mo ago
Huh? Stripe is still the easiest payment provider to build a subscription on. The complexity with payments does not come from APIs. It comes from payment types, regulations, and the need to avoid losing customers. That doesn't change w
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by zrn900 6mo ago
Crap...
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by zrn900 6mo ago
The new PHP? PHP is the same PHP and it's still running 80% of the web to the point that even Reuters, NASA, White House are on it.
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by zrn900 6mo ago
> But 95% of web does not need it. Literally talking without knowledge here. There is always something that can be added with a Wordpress plugin and there is somebody who needs that. > static site There is no magic to that. You can ma
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by zrn900 6mo ago
> Here's what I don't understand, why doesn't the US simply cut their connections to the world. It's quite easy to find fiber optic locations...cut them. Iran cut it itself. Its running its own domestic internet where
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by zrn900 7mo ago
What part of hereditary aristocrats and religious and otherwise lifetime appointees being able to send back bills to the parliament an infinite number of times until they are changed as they want them. There are cases in which they sent bil
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by zrn900 7mo ago
> Pretty sure if they were capable of that then they would just do it instead of threatening to do it They warned about hitting the oil infrastructure first. Then they did it. This is the same. They are warning so that the civilian perso
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by zrn900 8mo ago
> I noticed I was spending more time reconstructing context than actually building: – figuring out what changed – tracing data flow – rebuilding mental models before I could even prompt properly (without breaking other features) - debugg
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by zrn900 8mo ago
JP Morgan turned out to have acted as the intermediary for 5-6 major bank clients of it to short the market. They did again what they were fined for and their traders were jailed for years ago.
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by zrn900 8mo ago
What everyone is really sleeping on is Deepseek paid API with Cline and VSCode. An agent that can refactor entire codebases with a 128.0k context window that costs dimes. It generates entire blocks of code and tests them for $0.02 a pop. De
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by zrn900 9mo ago
That's exactly what a lot of people said in 2003. Angloamerican propaganda does character assassination by reporting with double standards to demonize a target. After 5 to 10 years, those who feed on it are ripe for believing any &#x27
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by zrn900 9mo ago
The 'Nordic' countries have been active participants in every single US war since the 1990s. They have no business getting any nuke.
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by zrn900 9mo ago
Yes, however the zionist lobies are openly saying that the target for propaganda should be children.
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by zrn900 9mo ago
> I don't think children should be watching any genocide videos. Not watching any genocide videos means not seeing anything related to the genocide either. And that provides the basis for propaganda to make the genocide disappear, o
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by zrn900 9mo ago
The new Nayirah Lie. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nayirah_testimony
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by zrn900 9mo ago
Try any query related to Gaza genocide.
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by zrn900 9mo ago
> House of Lords amendments do not have to be accepted by the House of Commons and may not make it into law Except the Lords can send back a law indefinitely until the Commons accepts it. There have been cases in which laws were sent bac
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by zrn900 9mo ago
After enforcing age verification to prevent children from viewing those pesky Gaza genocide videos that Israel did not want them to see, they gotta ensure that those brats wont be able to get around it and still see the videos. Its amazing

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