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by cicko 3mo ago
it's a hint that you should start learning the new Lingua Franca.
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by cicko 3mo ago
If you spend your life sitting in a chair, that's fine. I tend to get all kinds of ideas, questions, and research needs while I'm walking around. Typing a paragraph or two or context takes too much time and is very risky. Especial
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by cicko 3mo ago
That makes no sense to me. I've had an EV for five years and right now the infrastructure is fantastic in comparison. There are chargers everywhere, they're fast enough, and the prices are reasonable. The batteries are also quite
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by cicko 3mo ago
Mate, I was buying a kebab and the guy was convincing me that the Earth is flat, there's no Moon. And it's proven by... something with shadows. At least I got a real kebab in the end.
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by cicko 3mo ago
"This is our world" sounds a bit exclusive towards other living and sentient beings on this planet.
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by cicko 4mo ago
> they don't need you but you still need them. I can see very few reasons why AI couldn't replace their expertise for all of us non-experts, the same way it did for software development.
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by cicko 4mo ago
How is it a "mysterious" model? It's Tencent's Hy3?
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by cicko 4mo ago
That depends on the perspective. If you're on the Sun, the wheels rotate around you.
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by cicko 4mo ago
Home is not the same thing as a house. Owning an apartment is way better than renting.
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by cicko 4mo ago
What's to manage? A merge does the job.
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by cicko 4mo ago
> The US has no laws on the books Correct. They come up on Twitter daily. Pardon, this other truth bullshit.
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by cicko 4mo ago
Yes, and the Russians are still coming!
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by cicko 4mo ago
> or cool mountain areas Absolutely f'ing not
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by cicko 4mo ago
Compared with KeePassXC and Syncthing, it is infinitely more expensive!
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by cicko 4mo ago
Everything you've written can be turned around, swapping companies and authorities. Those working in a public administration are serving the public while those working in a private company are serving themselves (and the shareholders).
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by cicko 4mo ago
What is wrong with using LLMs to analyze and explain code? Am I missing something? Before writing code, this is an even easier task to accomplish using AI.
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by cicko 4mo ago
In the early 2000's I've read about the "next wave", after BRICS, where Poland and Turkey were leading the pack. It was mainly due to the population tree. Both countries did relatively well, as expected. Turkey a bit wor
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by cicko 4mo ago
Wonderful. My unpaid bills will be so happy waiting for that to complete.
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by cicko 5mo ago
I hate when a technocrat at a multi-billion dollar company makes those decisions, maximizing profit and not giving a fuck about any other criteria.
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by cicko 5mo ago
Usually, right after articles like this, things come crashing down.
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by cicko 5mo ago
So the problem is that people in poor countries are finally not starving but not that the person with a chainsaw owns hundreds of billions of dollars?
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by cicko 5mo ago
About f'ing time.
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by cicko 6mo ago
> im from eu Yeah, the ultimate place of military preparedness.
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by cicko 6mo ago
Interesting how other people's cost is "near-zero marginal cost" while yours is "an expensive LLM service". Also, others' rights are "fairly controversial ideas about copyright and fair use" while you
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by cicko 6mo ago
I am yet to hear about painting factories or teams of painters creating complex paintings. It's a great hobby, just like coding will soon be. There are a few fantastic painters, and there will be a few fantastic software engineers, I g
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by cicko 6mo ago
Hasn't TomTom completely pivoted to OpenStreetMap? From direct contact, I know that they are very active in OSM communities now.
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Westerners are fleeing their countries in record numbers(economist.com)
2 points by cicko 6mo ago|1 comments
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by cicko 6mo ago
Image width.
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by cicko 6mo ago
Why do you expect to understand an article you randomly read off the interwebs?
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by cicko 6mo ago
Not sure your argument stands. The same technology exists today, yet one can't get Russian gas or oil out of the Gulf. Technology is not everything.

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