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Comment #49077155
What would it mean to crack down on distillation? I could think of a few possibilities: 1. Using political pressure to target companies that are accused of doing it. 2. Attempting …
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Comment #49070518
Edging a little closer to the Krazam video "rare data hunters."
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Comment #49024749
I've thought about how hard it must be to be a lefty fountain pen user. What is one to do? Learn to write without resting your hand on the page?
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Comment #49024735
> "don't use a gadget" I agree with this but for a different reason than what the author gives. When you write in a notebook you can see where what you are writing is within the no…
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Comment #48885333
And airline stocks are typically a bad investment and Delta has been called a bank that operates an airline due the the amount of their revenue that comes from credit card fees.
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Comment #48544694
I built a multi-agent framework and coding harness that I'm using as my primary coding tool now, mostly with DeepSeek and GLM. I've been having a lot of fun working on it and impro…
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Comment #48403399
A handful of super-rich families got together in the 90s, hired some people to put together a campaign to re-label the estate tax as the death tax and convince everyone it was caus…
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Comment #48329668
I just have a desktop at home that I run inference off of. It is a great setup and I don't find myself wanting to inference models directly on my laptop.
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Comment #48324163
Yeah, I've realized that the things I don't like in tech have everything to do with the culture and politics. When I've been able to work with a small team of people I really like …
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Comment #48115956
Huh, as a Lanaboote user I’m surprised to see this on the front page. I use this in combination with sbctl for key generation. I’m mostly using it because I wanted to set up full d…
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Comment #48077434
This won't help you right now, but GrapheneOS did recently announce a partnership with Motorola, so presumably in a year or so support will start showing up for some Motorola devic…
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Comment #47969414
Here's the most relevant section I could find from the original source: "Chrome extensions can expose internal files to web pages through the web_accessible_resources field in thei…
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Comment #47969399
Here's the relevant bit from the original source: "Chrome extensions can expose internal files to web pages through the web_accessible_resources field in their manifest.json. When …
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Comment #47290607
What's Vanity?
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Comment #47290594
Yeah, Gnome consolidates feature changes into major releases every six months, so it aligns well with fixed release distros like Ubuntu and Fedora that have release cycles that are…
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Comment #46962150
Yeah, this is something I am thinking a lot about. Companies won't be able to sustain this level of spending forever, and one of two things will need to happen: 1. Models become co…
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Comment #46889032
Maybe. I don't think we yet have a good understanding of how many deaths he will have caused as a result of DOGE so abruptly cutting off assistance to so many vulnerable people aro…
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Comment #46798631
I can't believe how many times I have to click "decline" now to install Windows 11. Office 365? no thanks. How about a cheaper version? No thanks. Did you know you could use it for…
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Comment #46758883
Honestly my real fear is ICE agents at polling places on Election Day harassing would-be voters with citizenship checks and aggressive behavior, slowing things down and maybe causi…
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Comment #46331626
My first thought was of the adventure game Loom.
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Comment #46293797
> I recently used a coding agent on a project where I was using an unfamiliar language, framework, API, and protocol. You didn’t find that to be a little too much unfamiliarity? Wi…
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Comment #45901526
Wondering if anyone here has a good answer to this: what protection does user data typically have during legal discovery in a civil suit like this where the defendant is a service …
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Comment #45340030
So Nvidia is giving OpenAI money so OpenAI can buy more Nvidia GPUs?
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Comment #45281311
One thing I’m looking for in all of this is how trump will get a piece of this deal.
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Comment #45063767
Can anyone recommend an alternative that doesn't train on user data?