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jambutters
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Comment #48954948
I think this is one of the few cases where there isn't a grift. It's open source, open research, there's not much to hide? Honestly official statements are pretty tame, it's the pe…
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Comment #47548572
Where does it say it will train on private? This seems like a security nightmare if it trains on hardcoded keys
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Comment #46369141
Interesting, I thought performance was lower than zen 1. I wonder if they'll ever catch up
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Comment #46367130
I used to have your viewpoint, but after reading Lee Kuan Yew, and after several hours of cross referencing various interviews with the pro-rioters/hk democracy, and pro-engagement…
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Comment #46366953
https://www.reddit.com/r/Hong_Kong/comments/u8692j/jimmy_lai... Sidenote: The riots went too out of control and one of em threw a brick which hit an old street cleaners head. https…
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Comment #46363491
DJI is a global drone company and they're popular in Japan as well for agricultural drones . I recall the head of the American branch Colin Guuin, wanted more share and control of …
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Comment #46363253
I mean, we went after Assange and Snowden who are in a gray area. Jimmy Lai actually went to top US officials and advocated military assistance to coup the government. No nation wo…
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Comment #46025078
What was the name of the class?
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Comment #45984216
Don't Chinese FULLY own nexperia though? And I don't think bots would have their name highlighted in green and write on a fringe website compared to reddit or youtube
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Comment #45559895
Not unique to China. Japan also withheld critical semiconductor materials from Korea due to Korea not backing down on historical disputes in 2019 https://www.cnbc.com/2019/07/23/ja…
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Comment #45071376
I don't think unity was as polished when braid came out in ~2008 that can also easily rewind time on low end Xbox hardware. The witness maybe in unreal? But there are some wild thi…
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Comment #45069359
They actually reuse Linux driver stack for hardware compatibility
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Comment #44929058
I recall brunp from CATL/Robin Zeng in China said this: > recovery rate of over 90% for lithium and 99% for nickel, cobalt and manganese. So its nice the US has a competitor here
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Comment #44929045
Thousands is quite the exaggeration when there are only 379 on ffmpeg github. If you look through them, its actually 5-10% if not less
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Comment #44552554
Does this happen on linux? Polybar with i3 has an option to show seconds by clicking the date and time
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Comment #44551281
I thought it was just a DNS filter. I have it running on my pi
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Comment #44482567
I don't think anyone cares about that. OpenAI ripped off of the internet and books. Deepseek distilled some of openAI and pushed the field forward
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Comment #44286145
I didnt even know they had this population control policy
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Comment #43590715
Is this a random quote? Or something said on the page or this thread?
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Comment #42023952
Same, let me know if you find a solution. My brain just runs wild if I ever wake up leading me to not fall back asleep
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Comment #40839480
Reminds me of anytype
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Comment #40697719
I'm sure some in the USA does want war so they can make a profit selling weapons. Not to mention, getting most allies to sanction Russia made people rely on the USA for oil. With T…
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Comment #40298712
There's a difference. Compare tiktok getting banned to blocking asml, microchips, etc, there's no contest. One is core to technological advancement, the other is not a necessity. I…
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Comment #40294507
Yikes, I want more competition as a consumer not less. I hope they will produce good chips of their own then. Nuts how this just keeps blowing up after trump started it
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Comment #39389821
Richard Hipp (sqlite author) also finds git a pain even though he understands it so he made fossil