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amunozo
5d ago
Thanks. I was considering Kobo actually, but my old Kindle still resists.
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amunozo
8d ago
They are really adictive and engaging, and they trick you into spending more time there. Nobody ever says "let's watch reels for 3h", but here we are.
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amunozo
8d ago
Do you really enjoy doom scrolling? Because I don't, it is just addictive and makes me feel tired and sad most of the times, with infrequent sparks of joy.
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amunozo
9d ago
I am planning updating my Kindle Paperwhite from 2016. I love the idea of having a smaller e-reader I can have always in my pocket, but I worry about it being too small. Do you have another e-reader or have used any before? How would you co
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Quasar 438B: Europe's Leading AI Model
(multiversecomputing.com)
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amunozo
14d ago
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amunozo
18d ago
Nobody wants to risk when things are going well, obviously. These countries do, however, have a huge number of bilateral agreements, so they find a lot of benefits in joining, at least partially, the EU. Norway already implement most of EU
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amunozo
18d ago
Do you understand that a massive project like the EU has pros and cons, and things are not unidimensional? I am against chat control, but there is more to the EU than that.
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amunozo
18d ago
You guys are beyond parody. What an unserious place to discuss anything this is.
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amunozo
18d ago
No idea, I think that being such as small economy its currency fluctuates a lot, more than it is bad per se. That is why joining the Euro would give them a lot of stability, according to campaigners in favor of joining the EU.
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amunozo
18d ago
Have you seen how bad is the Icelandic crown, their prices and their borrowing rates? Adopting the euro is one of the main arguments in favor of joining the EU.
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amunozo
18d ago
I think the EU should make an exception, which also could draw Norway closer.
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amunozo
21d ago
Taxis and public transport have coexisted since forever. They just serve different occasions and/or people. Why would it be different with Waymo?
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amunozo
23d ago
I've read many people saying that the huge GPT-4.5 has the best prose of LLMs, but never actually tried it.
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amunozo
23d ago
For sure! I am rereading my comment and was really poorly written. What I meant is that, even if all modern books were bad (which as you say, there must be good ones), there are still tons of older books which are really good and that have
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amunozo
24d ago
There are more written books that a regular person can read in their entire life. Even if what you say is true, no need to only read modern books.
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amunozo
25d ago
I keep thinking about cleaning the kitchen every night (I just turned 30). The more I think about it, the more I think it's a good advice. I still need to forgive my past self for being an idiot, though :)
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1mo ago
Iterations get much faster, which makes keeping attention much easier, and hence the work is easier to review.
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amunozo
2mo ago
How many tok/s are we talking about?
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amunozo
2mo ago
I am interested in this too, as I think it could be these models are overly optimized for coding. Let me know if you figure it out!
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amunozo
2mo ago
I did not say Eastern are better, but rather that they are not worse. And having good economies (that started with colonization, slavery and imperialism) has nothing to do with morals, rather the opposite. You can be extremelly efficient at
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2mo ago
First, sadly, the west is full of similar examples, like Leopold II in Congo, Nazi Germany, the Bengal and Irish famines in the British empire, transatlantic slave trade... Not to talk about similar genocides perpetrated by third nations bu
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2mo ago
Yes, of course, sorry for the expression. I just mirrored the expression used in the parent comment. What I mean is that the US have caused a lot of pain in Latin America.
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2mo ago
Ask Latin America which they'd rather have colonize them.
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2mo ago
You just put Russia and Japan as "Eastern"; they have nothing to do with each (and I would consider both as more Western than Eastern regarding imperial/colonial matters) other nor with China. China is a massive country that
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2mo ago
What about EVs, solar, or batteries? They are leading these fields for some time.
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2mo ago
I think they mean that the visual design of the site is vibe coded, as most LLMs use this style while making web pages.
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2mo ago
What I mean is that it is not that important who Gibraltar belongs to as far as the desire of their population and the surrounding territories are respected. I add the surrounding territories because they are their natural hinterland, indep
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2mo ago
I agree with this. However, aren't harnesses like Claude Code a bit bloated? Would it be better to use something like Pi?
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2mo ago
I am saying, for the third time, that the people of Gibraltar are sovereing and have the right to choose. Same with Ceuta and Melilla.
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2mo ago
Ceuta and Melilla are part of Spain since the fifteenth century, same as Granada and way older than the Moroccan state. I am telling that Gibraltar people should decide which country they want to belong to, same thing with Ceuta and Melilla
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