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regexorcist
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Comment #49090451
6 or 7 years here, no news or socials. I keep telling people the same thing, you find out about the important stuff real quick regardless. The rest is noise and rage bait.
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Comment #49082167
He is well aware. This is just another pathetic attempt at being handed a monopoly based on fear-mongering and protectionism.
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Comment #49081949
Indeed, and I kinda miss it. My first couple IT jobs were right in Central London and we would all religiously meet at the pub after work, along with hundreds from other companies …
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Comment #49081376
Don't be so naive. He only wants a monopoly and a massive IPO.
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Comment #49081179
Most hated company in record time, this Dario is insufferable.
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Comment #49057488
> there is plenty of reporting suggesting their response will be similar There is? Xi Jinping himself openly talked very recently about China's commitment to open weights models.
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Comment #49034087
They are lobbying hard for a monopoly, or duopoly at best, in AI, based on protectionism rather than merit.
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Comment #49034000
> the U.S. can “sanction” companies that engage in intellectual property theft The hypocrisy is off the charts.
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Comment #49005628
I have that setup for my home network regardless. And my TV is the original C1 OLED, nothing compared when I got it. I wouldn't buy LG today.
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Comment #49003880
They hardcode DNS servers into the TV. You need a firewall in front of the pihole intercepting that traffic, I use OpenWrt.
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Comment #48999908
OAI and HF basically saying that Chinese models are the only practical countermeasure available to us plebs. Got it.
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Comment #48994201
I won't be giving a dime to the companies that stole all the IP in the world and are now gatekeeping it, acting as the rightful owners, and trashing the hardware market for everyon…
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Comment #48989989
Same here. Tried MLX twice at different times after reading the claims here but it always does considerably worse for me than llamacpp.
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Comment #48983023
Thanks for that, I've been using it but some of these are bad. Specially that it sends data to the cloud by default for session titles, since I use my local model exclusively. So I…
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Comment #48958776
Also don't agree with the optional policies, they can be unchecked if you already did. That disables a bunch of crap too.
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Comment #48958599
There is plenty of malware for Linux. The difference is that the OS won't install it for you.
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Comment #48958564
> Linux is great if you win the hardware support lottery. This is fairly easy to do by just not buying the absolute latest hardware. Installing something like Fedora in a 8-12 mont…
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Comment #48957996
I have a pihole in front of my LG TV blocking nearly every DNS query it tries. I only allow a couple streaming apps I do use and see zero ads.
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Comment #48957918
Seriously, why use Windows in 2026? Such a hideous OS and ecosystem with endless malware, backdoors, and dark patterns.
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Comment #48957418
Arch is also great for Intel macbooks around that age.
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Comment #48877586
I honestly don't know how people manage without it. Most of us sit all day for work. My body will literally demand that I hit the weight room after a few days, otherwise I'll have …
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Comment #48877492
Anyone who's ever done a proper session of heavy squats or deadlifts knows this. Nothing compares to that feeling, certainly no amount of cardio.