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by einarfd 29d ago
As someone who is a citizen of Norway and does follow our local politics. I can say with a high sense of certainty, that this is not going to happen. There is no political appetite to do anything this radical, and anyone trying to get this
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by einarfd 7mo ago
I’ve been building sandboxing for Claude code workloads. So I can let it run wild without breaking my computer. Originally I used docker, but I’m now in the process of jettisoning that, and switching to qemu. For my use case I want ssh acce
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by einarfd 7mo ago
Could it be that USA government believe that Iran might be trying to do something similar to the Ukraine operation spiderweb, where they attacked the Russian long distance bomber fleet with short distance FPV drones? While there aren'
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by einarfd 7mo ago
I see a lot of people here are worried that we will end up with ads in all AI vendors products, or at least the frontier labs. I think this is unlikely. We are already seeing a market for AI for productivity in companies, the Claude code p
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by einarfd 9mo ago
Colors and color names are culture dependent, and you are not guaranteed that people in different cultures agree on what color something is. The most famous of these discrepancies is Japan and green vs blue, or why does Jenkins by default u
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by einarfd 9mo ago
My iPhone calls it personal hotspot.
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by einarfd 9mo ago
Not only isn’t this or any other of the DMA features accessible in the USA, but Norway which is a member of the EEC and which therefore both have to and is in the process of ratifying the DMA. Don’t get this either. That Apple is so petty t
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by einarfd 11mo ago
When I used to be on call for Cisco WebEx services. I got paid extra, and got extra time of. Even if nothing happened. In addition we where enough people on the rotation, so I didn't have to do it that often. I believe the rules varied
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by einarfd 11mo ago
The quotes I've been seeing from him, makes him sound like a cartoon villain, I'm hoping for his sake he is misquoted.
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by einarfd 11mo ago
The current Russian regime believes in sphere of influence, and they view Ukraine, the baltics, at least some parts eastern europe, and probably more as a natural part of their sphere of influence. This crashes with the western view where c
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by einarfd 1y ago
A bit off topic, but I find the tone of voice of ChatGPT with GPT5 really off-putting. While the antrophic models or even Le Chat. Sounds much better to me. While the examples used in this article aren't that bad, OpenAI has to be mor
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by einarfd 1y ago
In Norway the plates to owner database is public, and you can either use the free government service or for profit ones. To look them up. Basically ownership of vehicles is not viewed as private information. So it isn’t covered by privacy l
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by einarfd 1y ago
This is a great idea, and worth doing. An other option in Claude code, that can be worth trying, is the planning mode, which you start with ctrl+tab. Have it plan out what it's going to do, and keep iterating it, until the plan seems
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by einarfd 1y ago
What I use my digital id for, is services, where the provider needs to know that I am me. I only use a small part of the services that we have in Norway that you can access with out digital id (BankID) solution, but those are useful for me
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by einarfd 1y ago
In my opinion the Norwegian variant of this, is an important part on making it easier to switch things like banking or insurance provider. Without BankID I think the competition between these type of providers would be even worse.
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by einarfd 1y ago
The privacy story of this looks better than the Norwegian BankID approach. I would like if Norway moves in this direction, and I think that through the ongoing alignment with the EU wide program on digital id, that might happen.
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by einarfd 1y ago
If you look at the countries that are lauded at having the best online government services. They all have some type of digital ID. Having something like that is imo. a cornerstone for building out top notch digital governmental services, an
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by einarfd 1y ago
Oops, seems the quote is an old one, and not news. That invalidates my original post somewhat, and I'm sorry that I didn't do proper due diligence. Here is the original post: That doesn't sound like the rhetoric of someone wh
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by einarfd 1y ago
If you look at the article, they do not use his name. Even after there is a final judgment against him. He only got 60 days of probationary prison, while I personally found it weird he was the only one that got punished. I'm sure the
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by einarfd 1y ago
Driverless taxis is IMO the wrong tech to compare to. It’s a high consequence, low acceptance of error, real time task. Where it’s really hard to undo errors. There is a big category of tasks that isn’t that. But that are economically sign
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by einarfd 1y ago
This seems fine to me. Having these models terminating chats where the user persist in trying to get sexual content with minors, or help with information on doing large scale violence. Won't be a problem for me, and it's also some
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by einarfd 1y ago
When reading the article I was reminded of reading Sarah Wynn-Williams book Careless People. The carelessness and disregard for obvious and real ramifications, of the policy choices of management, seems to not have changed from her time at
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by einarfd 1y ago
That they exempt politicians is basically admitting that the security problems that detractors bring up is true, and is something that should be used against them. After all exempting some police, that work on investigating child molesting,
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by einarfd 1y ago
Depends on what business OpenAI wants to be in. If they want to be in the business of selling AI to companies. Then "firing" the consumer customers that want someone to talk to, and double down models that are useful for work. Can
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by einarfd 1y ago
I have gpt-5 on my iPhone, but not on my iPad. Both runs the newest chatgpt app. Maybe they do device based rollout? But imo. that's a weird thing to do.
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by einarfd 1y ago
I got the same when trying it with standard gpt5. But when I used the thinking mode I got: 3 — cranberry. Tried with Claude sonnet 4 as well: There are 3 r’s in the word “cranberry”: c-*r*-a-n-b-e-*rr*-y The r’s appear in positions 2, 7, an
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by einarfd 1y ago
There are companies out there working on those problems as well. How the funding climate for them are. I don't know. But the market for smart robots, should be gigantic. So there must be some. Keep in mind that what is easy, and hard
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by einarfd 1y ago
And deleting the file would have been perfectly fine, if Tesla had given out the file when asked for it. Instead of what they did.
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by einarfd 1y ago
You are right, but unfortunately you are the least useful right, which is technical right. That is definitely what auto pilot means in the aeronautical and maritime sphere. But a lot of the general public has a murky understanding of how an
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by einarfd 1y ago
Are you sure that there aren't multiple tiers of rental skies in resorts in the USA? I have friends in the rental business in Norway, and they rent out skies from the kind of beginner friendly skies that would fit your description. To

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