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CCC invites all model citizens to 40C3(events.ccc.de)
4 points by antonly 2h ago|0 comments
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The Story of Ispc (2018)(pharr.org)
1 points by antonly 6mo ago|0 comments
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by antonly 7mo ago
I wonder how common of a problem this will be in the future. The experiment will fail due to improper setup, the human will at best glance over the logs and declare victory, and everyone just believes.
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Tell HN: Silent Netcup Domain Registrar DNSSEC Failure
2 points by antonly 7mo ago|0 comments
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by antonly 7mo ago
How do we know free tier models will continue to provide adequate services? They are pretty good right now, but only because all big players are happy to burn enormous amounts of money.
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by antonly 7mo ago
But it won't even do that. In the pursuit of extracting maximal capital, better models with "better" knowledge will be gated behind higher prices. If you pay more, you get more.
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by antonly 7mo ago
How does it help equalise, if the commodity is sold "at market value" by the richest, and all intellectual input is immediately fed back into the tool. Looks at best like a weapon to supress
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by antonly 7mo ago
How is it an equalising force if the commodity is sold at "market value"? This will just lead to more wealth concentration, no?
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by antonly 7mo ago
Alright, here I go. I don't think you are AI. I merely lament the fact that you found it appropriate to post a clearly LLM generated comment. The problem with LLM generated comments for me is not their content, but rather their nature.
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by antonly 7mo ago
I find it interesting that you request me to discuss subject matter when your post is intellectually equivalent to: "I generated this sequence of numbers using my pseudo-random number generator"
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by antonly 7mo ago
Hello, could you please put your over-sensationalized, overly-long, AI-generated comments somewhere else? Thank you. Kindly, the HN Community.
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Intel Underestimates Error Bounds by 1.3 quintillion (2014)(randomascii.wordpress.com)
34 points by antonly 8mo ago|9 comments
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by antonly 8mo ago
A Meal Deal is literally £3.85. What are you talking about?
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by antonly 8mo ago
I beg your pardon?
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by antonly 8mo ago
This is not true. The UK has a £3.85 meal deal that is a sandwich + a snack + a drink. It's hugely popular. Germany has the Döner Kebab, it's now about 5-9€, but the have cheaper options available too. Again, hugely popular. I&#x2
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by antonly 8mo ago
That's a major sticking point, but I am yak-shaving so hard that I ended up in a complete re-build of the static site generator and am currently in the middle of that... RSS hopefully coming in a few months once I find time to finish t
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by antonly 8mo ago
I honestly don't trust it for conflict resolution. I keep data that is edited in multiple places, potentially simultaneously off of it and use git instead. I've had one minor incident with corruption in the last ~year, although I
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by antonly 8mo ago
Thanks, but I prefer open stuff (as stated in the article), so I'd rather use something like ollama or similar provider on a consumer-grade graphics card that I can use for other purposes too. Some feedback on your website: The AI-gene
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by antonly 8mo ago
Thanks for sharing! It's a great read, I enjoy the writing style! Found a bunch of cool stuff to look into!
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My Attempt at Independence from Big-Tech(blog.antonlydike.de)
17 points by antonly 8mo ago|9 comments
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by antonly 1y ago
I wrote this as a rebuttal to the sentiment that "the open web is dying" that is often out forth here. Just accepting that walled gardens won is imho throwing the towel too early, as the open web is built by people like you and me
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The Open Web Dies When We Give Up(blog.antonlydike.de)
4 points by antonly 1y ago|1 comments
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by antonly 1y ago
I'm sorry, I don't follow. Can you point me to where exactly I am "nitpicking" and not addressing the "main issue"? Your main point was not "free movement of labor undermining sovereignty and eventually qu
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by antonly 1y ago
Woah there, not all foreign born people are refugees. That's some serious misunderstanding you have there. Also, the "foreign born" statistic is pretty moot, seeing as UK was part of the EU until shortly before 2021 with free
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by antonly 1y ago
This is a really shallow and unfounded take. Sad to see this here. This particular issue is imho mostly related to a lack in investment in water infrastructure (reservoirs and pipes). I don't see how migrants factor into this equation
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by antonly 1y ago
This is actually a really nice example of how security tools can fall flat: There is this check [here]( https://github.com/TheAuditorTool/Auditor/blob/2a3565ad38ece... ), labelled "Time-of-check-time-of-us
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by antonly 1y ago
> TheAuditor solves ALL of this. It's not a "nice to have" - it's the missing piece that makes AI development actually trustworthy. > I've built the tool that makes AI assistants production-ready. This isn&#x2
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by antonly 1y ago
Yes, thanks! English isn't my first language, and apparently I missed that there was a distinction between the two.
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by antonly 1y ago
Speaking as an academic from the UK, there has been a growing sentiment of weariness about spending time in the US. From hallway jokes about getting snatched at the border and spending two weeks in detention camps, to people re-evaluating t
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by antonly 2y ago
Well, here's the AI box that people were waiting for! 128Gbyte of memory with 256Gbyte/s bandwidth! Going to be super interesting to see pricing! [edit] Pricing seems to be around 2k, which is awesome!

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