Luker88

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by Luker88 9d ago
...Should we also point out that the people who actually lived Nazism and Fascism are basically gone, so we are very probably looking at nostalgics who do not believe it was that bad, simply because to them it's just another third-hand
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by Luker88 9d ago
> “Democracy always works” has been shown to be objectively false Citation needed, never heard this said by anybody. "democracy" is a wide, wide thing. Technically Russia is a democracy. Also in Europe democracies' preside
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by Luker88 9d ago
I don't know why this happens, but I would caution against assigning rationality to the voters. In Italy voters have been electing one party after the other without consistency for the last several elections, which I would use as a poi
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by Luker88 11d ago
> But as none of the compatible licenses come into conflict with the EUPL *by prohibiting the essential points* of publication of the source code and coverage of remote distribution (closing the SaaS loophole), these obligations, that ar
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by Luker88 11d ago
The way I read all of that is that: * BigTech can take your EUPL library and write a small wrapper in MPL * such a wrapper can therefore be used in any project, even a closed one that is a network service. * however all of that still qualif
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by Luker88 18d ago
You might want to check again for something that has patent protection. apache2+llvm exception, or just the mozilla public license... EUPL is also basically GPL without being viral, too.
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by Luker88 21d ago
This means that all involved will have their google/apple/whatever account blocked and revoked, correct? No more services from the USA. Their websites seems to be based on gandi.net, and this document is threatening secondary sanc
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by Luker88 24d ago
I had good results with making it add a few lines with a summary of RFC 2119/8147 keywords (SHALL/MUST...), and then using those, uppercase. local llm remain more in line like that.
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by Luker88 2mo ago
> And? Its not my debt. Your view seems very myopic. AFAIK they have heavily relaxed the rules for IPO. Pension funds are practically forced to buy from the top-100 companies, and these companies risk crashing much more than the others.
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by Luker88 2mo ago
...but why?
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by Luker88 2mo ago
Nice! Do they have plans to bring even bigger models down to ~16GB VRAM so that more consumer hardware might be useful?
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by Luker88 2mo ago
And everyone will keep using them, and nothing will happen, because the markets are completely irrational, sociopathic and nobody was actually in charge, regulations are bad etc... What is the realistic expectation where megacorporations ar
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by Luker88 2mo ago
I would be happy just with a amazon that does not disappear 80% of the results when you apply basic list filters like "cheaper first". I don't even know why that is legal.
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by Luker88 2mo ago
* 2 products: no change * 2 products: -1%, -16% * 1 product: +5% more of a mixed bad if you ask me
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by Luker88 3mo ago
This was from 2018, and google has gotten worse. Do the fines get reapplied for the 8 years that passed while they did nothing? Google has what, 100B+ revenue in EU? This is a once-only, 4% fine from 8 years ago. Still too little.
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by Luker88 3mo ago
"functionally illiterate" means that while you can read your native language, you will not correctly understand what you have just read. Rates seem to vary state by state, from as low as 8% (denmark) to 43% (romania). It's
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by Luker88 3mo ago
The EU reference for wallets strictly required google play services https://github.com/eu-digital-identity-wallet/eudi-app-andro... So Italy's IO app https://github.com/pagopa/io-app (wallet,
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by Luker88 3mo ago
Boy is it weird how yesterday the Fable story on HN had 2.5k points and 2k+ comments, while today two stories have about 300 points and comments. A lot less hype and enthusiasms, too. weird, uh.
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by Luker88 3mo ago
how does it compare to the red hat ai code review? https://gitlab.com/redhat/edge/ci-cd/ai-code-review Has anyone experience with that one?
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by Luker88 4mo ago
Framework was never the best hardware given a fixed budget, but it is true that Apple prices have become more competitive in the latest releases. Still, few do the math of upgrading just the motherboard after a couple of years, vs buying a
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by Luker88 4mo ago
And they hoarded and kept such knowledge for themselves and those who swore fealty for as long as they could, concentrating and maintaining power for centuries. Still, I agree with the pope this once.
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by Luker88 4mo ago
I have to come to believe that Go is simple for the compiler , not necessarily for the programmer. `nil` is not simpler than references and Option<T>. lack of enum is complicating my code. automatic type promotion is a hidden bug wai
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by Luker88 4mo ago
I write purely Go at $dayjob, but I write purely Rust in my projects. I have a huge list of things that I have in Rust that I would like in Go, but I don't have a single thing I am missing from Go in Rust. I grow tired of golang "
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by Luker88 4mo ago
There is an explanation for every one of them, the pointer equality one has code, too. try it with `gcc -O1` and you will get a different result than with `gcc -O0`
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by Luker88 4mo ago
C is cursed, too. Just in a different way https://stefansf.de/c-quiz/
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by Luker88 4mo ago
Just today some friends sent me this: https://stefansf.de/c-quiz Yesterday I would have agreed that C is a nice and simple language, today I believe it is a cursed one that we just happen to make work somehow.
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by Luker88 4mo ago
> C is valuable because it’s simple This is funny to me because just today some friends gave me a link to a C quiz: https://stefansf.de/c-quiz/ From which I gathered that it is a much more cursed language than I rem
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by Luker88 4mo ago
Playing devil's advocate, but Bambu had the writing on the wall for this kind of stuff for years. You buy this, you "vote" for this. The open alternative exists. It costed more, but I saved a bit more and got it. Vote with yo
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by Luker88 4mo ago
I can't make it work on nixos. Kernel 7.0.1 I tried fixing the paths and even linking `/bin/bash` to the nix /run/current-system/sw/bin/bash /etc/passwd is unmodified. Can anyone else try? C

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