euio757

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by euio757 13d ago
> Those firms also stop legally even being venture capital firms We need an equivalent of the "Fiduciary" word for financial advisors ... but applied to VCs. "Are you an Artisanal, Free-Range, Fair-Trade™ VC?"
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by euio757 13d ago
> Systems that have capabilities that match or exceed human cognitive performance will be banned. Man, Excel and calculators had a good run! Time to break out the pencils and notebooks again...
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by euio757 21d ago
But, power efficiency isn't the primary reason I'd like Apple hardware with linux software. Display quality, trackpad quality, overall form factor, and very high RAM space in a laptop would be the primary reasons I'd go with
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by euio757 21d ago
CEO here, thanks just fired all my C suite team, https://github.com/SenteLabsAI/OpenExecutive/blob/main/packa... “Walking away costs you the deal. Signing costs you the company. The math is obvious in re
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by euio757 21d ago
> I went through the whole work permit to PR to citizenship pipeline without ever having to leave the country. You're comparing apples to oranges. People going from non-immigrant visa (H1B, F1 etc.) to Green card via i485 "adju
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by euio757 21d ago
> how many thousands of taxpayer dollars $0. It's taxpayers euros. But it's not inefficient if this fixes a chicken-egg problem: overcrowded big city and underpopulated rural area sucks. Nobody can/wants to go in rural are
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by euio757 1mo ago
> anyone who wants to avoid detection can simply run `while (has_watermark(text)) text = slightly_rewrite_with_non_anthropic_llm(text)` until it's gone? What do you think the pricing per call of "has_watermark(...)" will b
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by euio757 2mo ago
> please, do not ruin the book for me It all boils down to this: if it's a personal book that I don't intend to share with anyone ever, then I'll scribble all I want¹. If I think it could be read by others in the future or
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by euio757 2mo ago
> One UK man whose bill is usually less than £1 says he ‘almost had a heart attack’ when he saw £5.8bn invoice That sucks, some people will get legit panic attacks and worse over this, especially for the smaller, more believable numbers
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by euio757 2mo ago
> Even feeling the heat output of a computer running at 100% in your office makes it clear. What does it make clear? That I can replace the space heater my wife runs 9 out of 12 months of the year with a home server? And effectively get
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by euio757 2mo ago
> that influencer will have their own opinions and quirks. Yeah, and those differences in opinion might cause anger/sadness to people in a maladaptive unhealthy parasocial "relationship" with these influencers. Those stron
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Meta: New Muse Spark update, and an Opus level Muse variant, are both on the way(twitter.com)
1 points by euio757 3mo ago|0 comments
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by euio757 3mo ago
> Sorry for the delayed response to this, I just woke up Posted 7:52 am https://x.com/i/status/2070158170937581951 Ahhh, that explains now why working 7 days a week is necessary for this Manhattan-project-level
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by euio757 3mo ago
> and that they provably cannot track. That's not easily provable though. Any token given that way contains some amount of encrypted payload. That secret payload may contain uniquely tracking numbers. Even the encrypted payload itse
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by euio757 3mo ago
> buy a card with a UUID from anywhere that sells alcohol/tobacco that is valid for some period of time Exactly, prepaid phone cards with point of sales activation (to eliminate large scale theft incentive) is nothing new. Once act
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by euio757 3mo ago
That's not a myth and your story doesn't invalidate what I said. Never said Debit card aren't protected Between the time [some money stolen] and [bank gave my money back] your checking account balance was lowered by the amoun
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by euio757 3mo ago
Setting weird rewards/cash back things aside, which is the main incentive for folks to use it over debit card in most places: It's not fully unnecessary step in-between when fraud is involved. If someone hacks you/deceives yo
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by euio757 3mo ago
> Giving Europe independence from US payments processors is a huge deal and very necessary You do realize that US payement processor like Visa & MasterCard rely on chip technology from French company (Gemalto, now part of Thales), so
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by euio757 3mo ago
> giving Union citizens the freedom to opt to pay with central bank money Because nothing speaks freedom more than a crazily centralized digital currency /s
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by euio757 3mo ago
Mistral just hired as CMO a Seattle based former Amazon/Google VP¹ , so seems their US based presence is growing. ¹ The one locally famous for being sued by Amazon for non compete back when non compete were a thing: https://
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by euio757 3mo ago
>> “No one talks on the bus. No one greets the barista ... > Why? Bother them for no good reason? Those 2 examples for the article are not the same situation at all... in many cultures: "No one talks on the bus" --> ve
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by euio757 3mo ago
Easy to make a snarky comments at Democrats US who always love to say “Follow the Nordic Model” “Follow Scandinavian countries” on almost every topic... Safe to say they wouldn't agree here. But serious question here: What happened in
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by euio757 4mo ago
This is a quite interesting paragraph, because you can rewrite it to today's extremist (both far left & far right): "Never believe that far-left woke extremists are completely unaware of the absurdity of their assertions. They
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by euio757 5mo ago
If your city council meetings are running on Zoom (which many are since the pandemic) you should email them your concerns immediately about this... Any alternative seems better at this point... For most tech savvy https://news.y
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by euio757 5mo ago
> "Frontier model" means an artificial intelligence model that: > (1) is trained using greater than 10^26 computational operations, such as integer or floating-point operations; or > (2) has a compute cos
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by euio757 5mo ago
Nice biography from Loopt to OpenAI. Why no mention of the Worldcoin cryptocurrency https://x.com/sama/status/1451203161029427208 in this piece? Was there nothing interesting to report in that area?
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by euio757 7mo ago
Interestingly, Dartmouth, UPenn, and Cornell aren't on the Cancelled Senior Service College (SSC) Fellowships list. So this is some select Ivy Leagues only.
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French government may consider restricting VPNs(techradar.com)
4 points by euio757 8mo ago|2 comments
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by euio757 8mo ago
"built their own" wrapper yes (which is a very important piece of a end-to-end Zoom like product) But you can see: > Powered by [LiveKit]( https://livekit.io/ ) Fine since this is an open source product, but not