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Comment #49236827
For comparison, the GNOME Weather app takes 80MB.
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Comment #49236008
Looking at more holistic metrics, the lowest HDI US state (Mississippi) has a HDI of 0.868 [1], around the level of Argentina/Uruguay/Oman [2]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Li…
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Comment #49235950
This is about country's total GDP. Per capita graph in TFA shows Poland is still behind Belgium [1]. [1] https://images.euronews.com/articles/stories/09/86/71/11/108...
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Comment #49185760
So is Anthropic...
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Comment #49143753
> Early capitalism didn’t have steady growth because of technical advances. It had steady growth because it was early capitalism. The same technical advances created rapid growth i…
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Comment #49143587
Probably won't/cannot be ımplemented. C++ and Rust disallow the analogues of this (templated virtual methods/dyn with a trait containing methods taking type parameters) as well.
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Comment #49127533
This is China's way of applying its modus operandi of '80% the quality at 20% the price' to LLMs. Aim is dumping the tokens on the world market like they did with other industries …
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Comment #49042016
Big PC OEMs offer models with various distros preinstalled. Examples: Lenovo [1], Dell [2] [1] https://www.lenovo.com/gb/en/configurator/cto/?bundleId=21NS... [2] https://www.dell.…
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Comment #49041907
GrapheneOS has a feature to scramble the locations of the numbers on the passcode unlock screen to prevent this exact problem
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Comment #49041900
Right, I thought you meant there was some GPL-caused license issue.
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Comment #49040861
Maybe if you apply it at a microstructural scale (think seconds) with order book and trade print data from many sources/symbols. Certainly not if you blindly apply it to the time s…
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Comment #49039753
What do you mean? BSDs have tons of code lifted from the Linux amdgpu driver.
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Comment #49027220
Easier solution: phone wipes itself if passcode is not entered every X hours
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Comment #48999870
> Very early in the empire, a law made all conquered people officially Roman Wouldn't call this "early" in the empire. Caracalla [1] did this in 212AD by granting Roman citizenship…
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Comment #48998300
You can turn it off but it's an all or nothing switch, if you turn it off everything will basically become a temporary chat and all past chats are deleted
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Comment #48998177
Are you suggesting Gemma beats GLM 5.2?
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Comment #48983473
Really big news for AMD, lack of a PTX analogue for ROCm was so painful that it set back adoption of AMD GPUs for GPGPU tasks at least a decade. I think things are better now, but …
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Comment #48967159
> there’s a chance frontier models get sponsored by the USG and are never released publicly so they can’t be distilled and then what? That premise hinges on one implicit assumption…
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Comment #48951608
Options/futures market makers
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Comment #48933146
Cursor also has a CLI
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Comment #48927740
Why bother with this when they already paid $60B for Cursor?
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Comment #48870570
How are these types of awards usually structured? Are they just grants? If so, doesn't that create a perverse incentive to take the money even if you never intend to deliver the re…
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