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sschueller
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About sschueller
My blog: https://sschueller.github.io/
https://dock.io?r=stefanschuller:aaaaIPLg
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/sschueller; my proof: https://keybase.io/sschueller/sigs/cSO6UNJOgWjmvUIJO0i8jFBGALgpAMjEDObhkvnBgZ8 ]
Recent public activity
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Comment #49184867
So to run this 'OS', I need to have an existing running OS...
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Comment #49152781
Yep, also greedy. If he only emptied a few large wallets and sent them to different addresses each also not all at the same time the vulnerability may not have been discovered so q…
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Comment #49133040
OpenClaw sold for how much?...
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DeepSeek API service will soon adopt a peak-valley pricing strategy
DeepSeek API service will soon adopt a peak-valley pricing strategy, with peak-hour prices being twice the regular price, applicable to all billing items. The specific effective da…
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Comment #49122956
I wonder which one of these releases between DeepSeek, GTM and Kimi will be the death-blow that collapses the US AI bubble. At some point investors have to realize that there is no…
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Comment #49108272
Sealand[1] is becoming attractive real estate again... [1] https://sealandgov.org/
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Comment #49108247
Why do we need to verify age? You can't tell me that these social media companies don't already know exactly how old someone is just based on the enormous data that is collected.
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Comment #49108211
If you have more than 100 million in the bank you should be barred from using the internet...
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Comment #49108196
There should be a law that forces social media companies to use a different algorithm for anyone under a certain age and be required to disclose it to the public. Possibly differen…
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Comment #49049988
Kilo code with direct API payment to DeepSeek. It costs pennies per day event at max.
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Comment #49049957
Model-on-Chip is coming. GPU are for general computing but have a huge bottle neck for doing model inference. Even not being able to significantly update a model that is burned on …
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Comment #49021533
The problem isn't only them, it's all the greedy investors and enablers around them thinking they can hold the potato just long enough to enrich themselves before the whole things …
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Comment #49021498
The US will try to force Europe to implement such restrictions as well.
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Comment #49021382
> And lets hope we learn a lesson. That is the last thing that will happen. We don't seem to ever learn a lesson.
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Comment #49003439
Where is my check for my 20 years of contributing to reddit?
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Comment #49002533
Isn't this "model suicide"? The Chinese models will not be doing this.
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Comment #48956130
What if the error wasn't so obvious? How many people have been overcharged and never knew?
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Comment #48932197
However unlike the US models, China banning the release of new models would not break existing ones. Betting on US models only can get you locked out in just a few hours.
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Comment #48932061
No worries, lobbyist are working day and night to prevent anything like what Brasil has with PIX ever making it.
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Comment #48930320
So what about the existing AT protocol modems use?
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Comment #48911716
I love maintaining open source in an agentic world. I can be a complete asshole about contribution rules and coding standard as long as I define the AGENTS.md. The more strict the …
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Comment #48904005
Two platforms that are not owned by companies in the EU. Effectively handing the keys to your state ID to private foreign enterprise. What will you do when Apple/Google or the US G…
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Comment #48860498
Who says you need EUV? I assume these will be model on chip not general purpose like GPUs. Hence you can get crazy performance even with larger dies.
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Comment #48836755
Do we have any proof that this was made by xAI and isn't some Chinese open model running with modifications? Their inital image generation was a wrapper around Flux.
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Comment #48831910
Providing remote heat is a common thing in Switzerland[1]. Just like Waste valorisation plants[2] that additionally produce electricity. [1] https://www.computerwoche.de/article/26…