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riku_iki

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    Comment #47148204

    like what?

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    Comment #47139758

    its not easy choice if you want mature crossplatform UI framework.

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    Comment #47139016

    google is giant and chaotic, and chrome likely is spagetti code mess. Its hard to tell if their approach is reasonable and fully implemented without digging deep. I work on such pr…

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    Comment #47129023

    > them complete hypocrites in respect to how they got the model training data in the first place. sure, hypocrisies is part of rules for big games: politics and business. > Fraudul…

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    Comment #47128177

    From the tweet, Anthropic's point is that distillation is Ok, unless new model has safeguards removed or used for military or surveillance purposes.

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    Comment #47126682

    > C++ is a dying language compared to Rust. there is a good chance Rust will start dying and will actually die by being replaced by some new hyper-overengineered lang much faster t…

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    Comment #47126468

    > Wouldn't it be better to decide on a memory-safe language, it is totally possible to use some strict subset of C++, which will be memory safe.

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    Comment #47116337

    > Are you going to choose to buy your protein bar online from mysteryBargainBar[.]com for a $1 savings, or just pick it up as part of your local grocery trip? 1. I buy in bulk. 2. …

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    Comment #47103074

    > The children of engineers who worked on xyz v1.0 have a genuine advantage when its time to work on xyz v2.0. my point is that other children with no extremely heavy investments i…

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    Comment #47102856

    sure, looks like more analysis is needed to check which verticals are diversified and which are not, instead of throwing blanket list of everything.

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    Comment #47102821

    > steel, heavy industry, semiconductors, machine tools the question is if single country can carry all these industries at loss for prolonged period of time. Another approach is to…

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    Comment #47102266

    sure, it is solved just by one with good packages coverage.

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    Comment #47094866

    Ok, still focus could be not on avoiding antibiotics completely, but preventing runoff, or finding types which decay faster in environment. Do we know even if we can build sustaina…

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    Comment #47093483

    but it will be localized farm environment only.. Its just question of risk/benefit ratio, benefit is clear: cheap meat, because producers will be less impacted by deceases. Risks a…

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    Comment #47093022

    Maybe it is not a big deal? Chicken goes through withdrawal period and level of residue is tested in end product, supposedly..

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    Comment #47091117

    protobufs?

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    Comment #47090922

    > and now everyone hates Java speak for yourself :-) But sadly Java can't rule them all because there is no browser story and no IOS story.

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    Comment #47077653

    hopefully op will answer if that's what he is doing

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    Comment #46992738

    > If gemini-3-deepthink gets above 85% on the private eval set, it will be considered "solved" They never will do on private set, because it would mean its being leaked to google.

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    Comment #46983930

    that statement is factually wrong too

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    Comment #46981131

    Also, LLM prices include all other capital expenditures: building/maintaining datacenter, paying salary to SWEs, fees to financial transactions (investments) middlemen, which could…

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    Comment #46980066

    they from whatever reason made it much shorter and smaller than previous gen..

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    Comment #46980052

    > New cars are no longer $20-30k in the US and haven’t been since 2021. there are plenty cars in this subrange, its just Americans prefer to spend more on extra features.

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    Comment #46979964

    > Mine gets a 40-45 mile all electric range. That sounds like the real issue, vs. EVs. This sounds like you basically have to plug it in every time you park it. And there’s no way …