zx10rse

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by zx10rse 9mo ago
I recently charged and old Blackberry to see if it is still alive. They got everything so right I really miss those devices I will buy BB in a heartbeat. The OS is sublime I was surprised how after 10+ years not using a device like this I c
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by zx10rse 10mo ago
I keep seeing this fallacy argument about some bad actors and criminals etc. etc. Every government have structures and laws to prevent such activities, in absolutely no shape or form it does not need to read every single message of it citiz
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by zx10rse 11mo ago
Drinking water does not magically appears in the water cycle the next day. [0] - "And what we found is is that up to 43% of data centers, and this is our largest data centers, are located in areas of high or extremely high water stress
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by zx10rse 1y ago
You are most definitely not right. The EU charter of fundamental rights is an agreement that holds legal binding. The institutions who are supposed to uphold the charter are CJEU, European Commission, FRA, NHRIs. The people who wrote this p
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by zx10rse 1y ago
Strip the privileges from the bureaucrats who are involved in any type of government work or activity. No immunities, no security. If you want to be a servant to the public be one.
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by zx10rse 1y ago
Modern ICEVs are super clean [1]. Teslas were bought because of their software advantage and I don't mean "self driving" I argue that Tesla in its core is a software company, the old brands quickly caught up on the software p
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by zx10rse 1y ago
If you don't see it, it doesn't mean that it is not braking it. They themselves even wrote it in the proposal - "Whilst different in nature and generally speaking less intrusive, the newly created power to issue removal order
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by zx10rse 1y ago
You can't be serious. There should't be a discussion at all. This law proposal is explicitly against the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, the allegedly institutions that are supposed to upheld the charter are CJEU, European Commi
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by zx10rse 1y ago
iPhone 6 is where they peeked.
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by zx10rse 1y ago
You can try Helix editor, it is super underrated editor. I always wanted to go down the vim/nvim path but just couldn't stick to it, especially with nvim. Helix configuration is straightforward have some pretty nice built-ins and
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by zx10rse 1y ago
There is this scene from the movie Dark Waters that stuck in my head [0] [0] - https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Zoxxd6gM3oU
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by zx10rse 1y ago
The article touches on multiplayer games which my comment reflected, they are after all the predominant genre that generates the most profit for companies, and of course are the most exploited. I didn't say that there are no good new g
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by zx10rse 1y ago
I don't think it is a generational thing or a lindy effect plain, and simple greed is what is killing modern day games. Eventually they become a never ending grind loop for battle passes, points, buy more points, cosmetics priced as fu
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by zx10rse 1y ago
Automotive industry is one of the biggest scams on planet earth. One of my favorite cases recently is how Suzuki Jimny is banned in Europe and US because of emission standards allegedly, so the little Jimny is emitting 146g/km but some
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by zx10rse 1y ago
There is craftsmanship in software. It is just the reality that we live in you are not gonna exactly hear from A list celebrity talking about what a wizard Ken Thompson is but you are gonna spot the celebrity secure a brand deal wearing som
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by zx10rse 2y ago
The message those people are sending is truly awful.
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by zx10rse 2y ago
What you adopt are not virtues. It is absurd in the face of death by plane falling from the sky to not smile at it.
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by zx10rse 2y ago
You completely misunderstood everything about Stoicism. It has nothing to do with God his plan or elites. Stoicism in its essence is about living with accordance with nature by seeking virtue. It is funny that you call Marcus Aurelius a tyr
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by zx10rse 2y ago
There is no PR tactic, the only company that will stay on top will be the one that open source its models and it is free of use. There are other ways to monetize. People around the globe are not going to use on daily basis, anything that is
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by zx10rse 2y ago
OpenAI is already irrelevant but the audacity oh my.
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by zx10rse 2y ago
It was proven and it is the future.
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by zx10rse 2y ago
The biggest trade partner of China is US...
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by zx10rse 2y ago
It doesn't matter if they are not open sourcing their models they are already loosing the game, sure they are making money now.
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by zx10rse 2y ago
Open source models will win the race at the end.
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by zx10rse 2y ago
You contradict your own analogy. Do you live in nuclear winter? Because there are plenty of countries with nuclear weapon capabilities half of them are considered enemies. Why are they not bombing each other? Why do you even consider nuclea
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by zx10rse 2y ago
Open source the models it is the only right decision.
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by zx10rse 2y ago
An algorithm that predicts the best next possible outcome, with trillions of parameters can hardly be called intelligence in my book, it is an artificial I will give you that. I am old enough to remember a bot called SeNuke which was widely
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by zx10rse 2y ago
What most people seems to not understand is that sooner or later this tech will be used against you. Who knows tomorrow we might be the enemy.
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by zx10rse 2y ago
If I may add two links for people interested in helping people in impoverished regions. It seems that people on the ground living there also really need basic things like mosquito nets, clean drinking water, proper nutrition, medical equipm
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by zx10rse 2y ago
SBF was very successful too.

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