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blks

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    Comment #49225127

    I think the biggest issue with phone (as well as book) is that it lets you sit on the bog for a prolonged time which is terrible for anal health.

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    Comment #49195611

    Good example why not to post your children faces online

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    Comment #49189478

    The author gave a quite clear example what any web/mobile developer can be doing without turning into architect or construction worker.

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    Comment #49123876

    Asked about drug-related financial question, got censorship in both models

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    Comment #49072581

    They are, for now; but also Apple is known for making long term price locked contracts and ensuring availability of semiconductors for their devices.

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    Comment #49067252

    If it takes so much resource to run, how does the sharing of a single llm works? There is some interface that basically submits context/cache plus current promt, from each user, do…

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    Comment #49067231

    I think the best way is to run agents under Unix user that has very limited rights (eg only read only) for project folder and the rest of the system. It’s kind terrifying how peopl…

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    Comment #49067083

    I’m not claiming it’s not fast, I’m commenting on general trend in how many projects market themselves

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    Comment #49058274

    Every new single piece of software calls itself “extremely fast”, “blazingly fast”, it gets tiring.

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    Comment #49056576

    And not actually receiving ADS-B which requires some radio module tunnable to specific frequencies

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    Comment #49052160

    Looks like the repo maintainer just stopped reviewing any PRs or replying to messages. If some wants this to proceed they should probably fork it

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    Comment #49032995

    This is possible. Also it’s possible that there was a big human involvement. Or that there was something less exciting, but the pr department and hyping grifters at the company blo…

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    Comment #49023930

    More likely that a person did that, with a use of LLM.

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    Comment #49023912

    > we are lucky that it wasn't a case of an agent running a virology lab benchmark that decides to hack a lab and tries to synthesize something This is just laughable.

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    Comment #49023897

    Has anyone published any actual evidence, or just hardly believable marketing stories?

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    Comment #49013091

    Lossly storing IP in LLM itself, and using IP for training (so it’s lossly stored in LLM), without licensing these works or otherwise following license agreements (eg GPL) is infri…

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    Comment #49013051

    They add value on top of other people’s work, often against licensing, and then commercialize this product, ie profiting from making a product out of other people’s IP.

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    Comment #49013008

    Considering that LLM are created using stolen content or against licensing, it’s only fair to distill and open source them.

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    Comment #48989118

    Capitalists love to socialize losses

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    Comment #48965917

    Does the company actually gets any value close to your salary + benefits + ~15k$ you gonna burn this month?

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    Comment #48836507

    So how the “assimilation” looks like to you? If you ever have kids, are you going to be speaking French only with them? Do you try to catch up with vast cultural background that pe…

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    Comment #48836472

    Now you’re being some “immigrant enclaves” into the mix to support your point. I think you show vast arrogance about how modern (high-skilled) immigration looks like and how it int…

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    Comment #48836416

    Parent comment called for “assimilation”. Assimilation implies replacing your own culture with another, like by Webster definition.

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    Comment #48825615

    Why do you want people with foreign backgrounds to “assimilate”? If you were to move to France, are you going to abandon your own language, culture, and play-pretend to be a French…

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    Comment #48825554

    Travelling somewhere is not the same as living. It’s pretty common among people without immigration experience to have a certain idealistic idea about it, that does not work in rea…