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sreejithr

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    Comment #47405323

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    Comment #47405315

    There's another 1000+ "invaders took my shit" issues in the world. Your logic only leads to non-stop fights between everyone

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    Comment #47405275

    Exactly! Don't bring politics into HN. Everyone and their dog have grievances. There's a time and place for them.

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    Comment #46225253

    Sanctions are stupid. Its a sign that the country realizes it can't compete fairly anymore.

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    Comment #46225230

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    Comment #46064189

    Its just Qwen2.5-VL with a sticker on it. Chinese are leading now!

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    Comment #45420260

    Nah, its a free country. You come to a public place, you accept the risks. Others have a right to live their lives too. See you in court

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    Comment #45420231

    I can tell you're really fun at parties /s

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    Comment #44637873

    US does this too btw

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    Comment #44599450

    We all knew USA is just a Temu version of Chinese Communist Party

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    Comment #44525194

    Nowadays there are "paid" protestors and social media personalities who seem to spread misinformation for money. Information warfare being a thing now, I think this was a quite exp…

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    Comment #43713099

    we cooked?

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    Comment #42704537

    Genuine question. Regarding language models specifically, would it really have value to be strapped on weapons?

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    Comment #42704317

    Thanks from India! The last time US imposed sanctions on Cryogenic rocket engines, India developed its own indigenous engine. This is the forcing factor other countries need to dec…

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    Comment #42704286

    How can a language model pose a national security risk?

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    Comment #42620186

    Not gonna lie. I've been looking for something like this. It tried it, works really well. I'm gonna build a daily news pipeline for myself.

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    Comment #42473038

    Genuine question - How hackable is this? Can I have the voice commands redirected to my backend server where I can process it as I please?

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    Comment #41640024

    I’d say implementation issues shouldn’t influence our decision on whether an identity credential is fundamentally required or not for the country.

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    Comment #41639494

    I don't see any "oppression" here. All governments have personal data on its citizens. This is a fact of life. So far, the Aadhar data has been used for the benefit of society (lik…

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    Comment #41639477

    He chooses not to use it on privacy grounds. But, this is a common problem with most national identity databases tbh. Its more likely a political decision than a privacy one.

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    Comment #40919976

    If you’re still using Chrome in 2024, you’re a fool.

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    Comment #40710876

    Amazon? Oh hell no! No way. I'll email all my personal data to NSA and anyone else who's interested. But not to Amazon.

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    Comment #39910783

    I agree. I'm a single dev working on building a product. I don't mind opinionated platforms. Because I want to putting in the least possible amount of effort. I'm sure there are pr…

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    Comment #39391605

    Stop this bureaucracy in the EU and build something for a change. Shipping for EU is stupid hard. And you guys are declining in economy. Pretty soon, there won't be any economic ar…