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Comment #49182941
What about the problems negative externalities from unchecked crowding and bus culture? Like overcrowding, sky high prices for housing, very high prices for everything, broken infr…
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Comment #49182705
>so that the people who live in them aren't unfairly pushing costs onto other people in society >The money generated from these endeavours could be used to fund the development of …
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Comment #49182259
In Germany they penalize using cars by taxing cars and fuels. They reward using public transport by subsidizing it. Car owners pay so public transit users get cheaper rides. So peo…
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Comment #48757029
And there are also other parts for reducing the pollution like DPF, EGR and Adblue systems. Unfortunately they also reduce the reliability.
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Comment #48662325
Just a little taste of the European bureaucracy. The whole reality is much worse.
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Comment #48581239
It's nice seeing Nim has some activity.
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Comment #48568757
One or two more releases and they will reach Fable level.
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Comment #48529246
Poor decisions from politicians continue to bite us harder and harder.
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Comment #48529219
Our best hope for non US citizens is for the Chinese companies to continue to improve their models.
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Comment #48471890
>but I don't think the rate of improvement of compute/watt will match the previous decades. Unless we invest heavily in research and find new way to do chips. But I think there's n…
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Comment #48471884
>But, history says the supercomputer of today will fit in your pocket in a few years. That was Moore's law saying that. And it seems Moore's law slowed down quite a bit for now.
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Comment #48471783
>Unfortunately this has been happening almost forever. You can spend 10s of thousands of $$ design, prototyping, building & marketing anything, whether a physical product or softwa…
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Comment #48471467
I know enough to understand this is interesting but sadly I don't know enough to understand how it works.
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Comment #48471363
In a few months they will have Fable level models costing 10 times less and with less safeguards.
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Comment #48421611
Sure, not everything is motivated by greed. I didn't mean that.
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Comment #48411581
They justified it by religion but they really wanted to rob and mug. And this happened many times across history and will continue to happen: people claiming they are fighting for …
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Comment #48411527
For C# is fun using intrinsics, you can almost match C speed for some tasks.
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Comment #48411513
I tried it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48410589`/llm.txt Result: no such item. From where do you got the idea that adding /llm.txt to urls will produce markdown?
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Comment #48411485
Europe started going backwards from some time. Energy is becoming more expensive, raw materials are becoming more expensive, industry is thickening, jobs are closed, education is n…
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Comment #48408296
>All that an inclusion of these new companies would accomplish is a bailout of their stockholders by pension funds and ETFs where millions of regular people shoulder all the downsi…
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Comment #48408233
>The problem is that using an AI censorship tool requires purchasing a solution from a specific vendor. This smells of corruption.
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Comment #48408230
Can't they simply move their hosting and domains to other countries?
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Comment #48408069
>MS will never contribute to things such as Wine and Proton and kill its golden goose. I think Microsoft is contributing to Linux kernel. Their golden gooses are Azure and Office w…
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Comment #48395620
>The result is decent, but it had a few bizzare/trivial syntax errors I had to fix manually Can you instruct it to use a lsp?
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Comment #48395602
Can someone ELI5 why does it costs so much in terms of compute to produce weights from data?