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by zuzululu 4mo ago
article misses an important point that these big tech companies are all listed on the public market, any narrative about their decisions should weigh that reality and why suddenly its being disseminated. personally, I am collecting 3 salari
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
what can you realistically do with this ? $4k is a lot of money to spend on something like this without really being sure what models can reliably run
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
yea i just tried it and it works!!! i dont know why it works but now gpt 5.5 feels exactly like how I remembered it a month and half ago.
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
could a MITM/poison-well attacks work here or susceptible ? im also afraid of exploits disseminating from a mesh network it would be impossible to stop great work
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
so how did you install npm or docker?
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
I would switch to Claude if they kept Fable 5 in the sub I'm also afraid to lose my "spot" if I leave codex and 5.6 is coming out so...
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
Absolutely insane that Fable 5 was able to pull this off although I'm curious how much it cost
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
this explains so much why gpt 5.5 has been so bad lately it was really puzzling why it struggled so much where when it first came out it was one shotting stuff totally amazing, i tried the prompt that will tell you if your plan is degraded:
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
which will be very difficult to run unless you have a large budget to operate your own mini datacenter
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
i'd strongly caution anybody foolish enough to go down this path financial watchdogs and international treaties make it impossible unless you are perhaps a multi billionaire who can afford to buy people at the political level
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
years ago I found a way to discover personally identifiable data for any given youtuber through its API I reported it and the reply I got was "it works as intended, not an issue" using this exploit I was able to find almost any yo
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
what country is that ? I'm just curious as most European coworkers I have spoken to have not so nice things to say about EU and their country.
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
There is no replacement because the pockets of Canada's political inner circle hasn't be lined yet with someone that can match Starlink I think that a more expensive and crappier version of Starlink is going to be offered to Canad
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
Sure some people like to make less money and pay more taxes for ideological reasons. I respect that.
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
yeah but we are still far far away from being able to run the frontier model equivalents locally without significant quantization even having something like opus 4.8 locally would completely change the landscape
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
man I am happy to hear that. in Europe there is still widespread cynicism and vitrol against anything Elon Musk especially Starlink. I think that many people appreciate Starlink in rural parts but your story is one of many that are just ama
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
I don't know why but sometime ago, HN started resembling reddit, and there seems to be just widespread fear/jealousy/cynicism towards anybody advertising their work or services even, I don't think there was anything wron
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
I applaud mistral's efforts but reading this release made me realize that Europe is far far behind and that once the gap is solidified I don't think its recoverable in the same way Canada's brain drain had on its economy The
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
i use both and my view is amateurs often side/simp for codex or claude and professionals use both without emotion.
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
you are just rambling with totally unrelated topics the article is about why china can't make jet engines. im asking you a second time because you keep avoiding it: why can't china make jet engines and semiconductors if they have
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
thank you. definitely enjoying smol. this is a very nice alternative to docker, orbstack even firecracker
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
good stuff man i just installed it and its super fast im just not sure is this really secure to run untrusted code i can't find any white papers
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
been using orbstack but this smol stuff is interesting is this firecracker or total rewrite
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
This is fixable by simply replacing the AI with a human I dont think the laws catch or can determine the differences
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
Farmers typically retain only around 1% to 10% of the final retail price wether its labeled "ethical" or "co-op" or whatever is teh new "organic". Even if you double the wages paid to pickers, the final cost to
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
is it bulletproof ? I don't think peertube has fixed that massive legal liability to the "seeders" same situation that bitorrent found itself in
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
reaching for racism over what is an obvious gap in cultural and political environment is just lazy if China has such incredible engineering culture where are the jet engines? semiconductors ?
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
you've refused to answer a simple question twice so for the third time : what car company is using forced labor as you are claiming?
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
same observation here opus 4.8 (and i dont understand the people defending gpt 5.5 constantly) was significantly mature, it would even push back against anything off putting where as GPT 5.5 will happily agree and do what is asked but I wou
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
the one thing that this article leaves out is very obvious and simple: culture when you don't have an environment where truthful valid opinions or facts are allowed to freely be tested and communicated you simply can't build anyth

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