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Comment #49186498
Interesting points! Sent from my Gmail OS
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Comment #49186171
It doesn’t schedule tasks, doesn’t deal with physical memory, it doesn’t initialize hardware or interface with it on a low level. This is just an app that lives in user-space, noth…
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Comment #49168455
> after confusing two Asian last names The addition that the last names are Asian is insane and just put there to make the opposite party look bad. Ironically, all it does is refle…
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Comment #49168386
Agree but how many times are the same articles and opinions reaching the top. It feels like we’re in a loop and it’s boring me out reading the same thing over and over and over aga…
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Comment #49124545
Really? Explain please haha
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Comment #49124543
Yeah, but now it’s more confidently slowing us down… It kind of sucks. Someone else said that non-SMEs can’t filter through the noise and may actually mistake the AI slop for signa…
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Comment #49121053
You loose inspection, export, replay and audit. None of the popular providers have real moat, which is very much problematic for OpenAI and Anthropic; their operating margins are d…
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Comment #49045707
No, we have benchmarks for (pseudo-)objective measurements of capabilities. We have flashy news stories on repeat for marketing. The point is that they are separate things. If you …
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Comment #49024693
Yes, and thank China for open AI.
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Comment #49018900
We also have evidence that Anthropic distilled all human info they could get their hands on for the development of all their models. Distillation should be fair game given the (cur…
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Comment #48927476
Powerful
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Comment #48824564
Cool, but, the thing is… even though CF is genuinely very good at what they do, I do not think that they have real moat. Nor does any other CDN provider have it. The top 5 CDNs in …
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Comment #48824124
That’s not true and uninformed. What even makes you believe this? Europe has tons of top research universities. Both EU and China are competing with the US [0]. And this news is no…
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Comment #48729737
So, where are we moving? Proton? Need some good recommendations!
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Comment #48666599
> most people will continue supporting Israel Your perspective is divorced from reality. Across the 36 countries, a median of 67% of adults have an unfavorable view of Israel, whil…
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Comment #48653052
> Between October 7, 2023 and October 7, 2025, at least 20,179 children were killed, around 30% of the overall death toll. > A rebuttal shared by Israel's mission in Geneva said Is…
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Comment #48262274
Yes, the Outlook sender font is such a joke. They preach about 365 security but don’t practice basics.
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Comment #48230436
The link [1] reads: > On July 4, 2025, in a historic and unexpected move, Congress expanded RECA legislation, finally awarding overdue compensation to New Mexico families. Our newl…
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Comment #48159145
Damn.
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Comment #47955005
Eh, if you can pollute page caches this won’t safe you. Think modifying shared libraries, ld preload, cron, I guess on some systems /etc/passwd even. There are a lot of files reada…
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Comment #47824198
Well said.
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Comment #47568724
Hm, ok, but you suspect that Amsterdam Airport (Schiphol Group I suppose) is using it?
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Comment #47565597
Amsterdam Airport? Source?
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Comment #47398970
If there’s something that screams late-stage capitalism any louder, I don’t want it…