johanvts

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by johanvts 8d ago
Or use Lumo from Proton. Are there any other privacy first companies offering LLMs?
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by johanvts 12d ago
I bought that initially, but Trump is causing real harm. The abandonment of WHO and USAid programs, stepping out of the paris accords etc. etc. But the real issue is that he has been elected twice, it is not some one-off freak accident, a l
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by johanvts 22d ago
> X person built Y service and is making Z$$ If person X didn’t contribute anything but a prompt, he probably wont be able to charge much.
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by johanvts 22d ago
A fathers gift
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by johanvts 23d ago
Wrt recycled plastic content its more like 6 years (2024-2030), so much like outlined for China.
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by johanvts 28d ago
Would also be more fitting as most of it is made in Poland.
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by johanvts 29d ago
Sure, but the fundamentals are moving in same direction, partly thanks to Trump. Electricity is getting cheaper and EVs have 90+ efficiency, gas is getting more expensive. You could also say that petrol is fundamentally way to cheap because
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by johanvts 1mo ago
Please don't censor yourself. It should be possible for you to share a video of something without that meaning you support it. You probably live in a country that has free speech? Use it. I would like to see a video of a trebuchet. Mod
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by johanvts 1mo ago
The Romans had onagers and ballista, both of which work via string tension. Then around 6AD it seems string traction (mangonels) where introduced from China and finally counterweight/gravity was introduced in the 12th century.
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by johanvts 1mo ago
I would to say I support that view. What is the purpose of modern science if not to discover truths you can apply universally? If you state: ‘this particular apple falls to the ground’ thats not a scientific discovery, there must be some ge
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by johanvts 1mo ago
Those numbers are from before Mr Trump decided to do his very best to convince the world to stop using oil. Which happened to coincide beautifully with VW group, Stellantis and Chinese firms having an all out price war on smaller EVs, which
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by johanvts 1mo ago
1 month doesn’t seem like enough time to copy something so fundamental as the screen geometry.
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by johanvts 1mo ago
In my country part of the problem is taxation. Real estate gains are not taxed so we have instantiated a mini feudal system where the land owning class need not work, and many chase speculation over productive labor, and since this group is
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by johanvts 1mo ago
Classic null being replaced by 0.
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by johanvts 1mo ago
SimCopter really should have priority IMO.
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by johanvts 2mo ago
I dont disagree, but that's just how capitalism works. And it does solve a problem, there will be less airtravel.
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by johanvts 2mo ago
Just stop subsidizing flying, maybe even tax the fuel a fraction of the value it’s destroying and I bet most of flying will suddenly turn out to actually be completely avoidable.
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by johanvts 2mo ago
In my country (and I think by now most non-US developed countries do something similar) everybody has a CPR(CentralPersonRegistry) number that identifies you, you need it to do almost everything so you aren't likely to forget (its your
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by johanvts 2mo ago
I have been fortunate enough to be in the centaur setting but I find my issue is simply that it’s often fools gold. The output is not correct, but in a way that looks correct, and I have to spend hours backtracking and hunting down the issu
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by johanvts 2mo ago
Yes, in the EU. On the plus side speed limits generally are higher than in the US.
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by johanvts 2mo ago
The speeding chime is legally required to be reset to on after every trip. But I find the speed signs are very rarely missed (model 3 highland), also its a single press on the main screen to disable. My warnings are +99% genuine cases where
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by johanvts 2mo ago
APL is cool, but that quote hurts my brain. Disregard the funny typo, clearly different situations call for different strategies. For example, it might be great to use LLM slop interactively while learning, but that doesn’t mean it can be u
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by johanvts 2mo ago
That sounds literally impossible.
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by johanvts 3mo ago
Only if people start buying computers with less memory, if they just buy fewer computers it doesn’t seem worhwhile.
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by johanvts 3mo ago
Excellent news! But what are the odds that “treesit-auto-install-grammar” is going to work on Windows? Finding precompiled grammars is so annoying. Windows support would be fantastic, and im hoping these improvements come to eglot next.
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by johanvts 3mo ago
I dont see how insurance solves it. The station had insurance and the crime still happened. Insurance doesn’t seem to take the thieves motives in to consideration at all, works the same for theft and earthquakes.
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by johanvts 3mo ago
Im Danish, and I approve of the welfare state system, but we still have people cutting down EV charger cables etc here.
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by johanvts 3mo ago
Why hasn’t the economist of the world figured out a solution to this problem. There has to be a better way when both sides would be better off by just paying the theif double. Some kind of proof of work system to show that you really are cr
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by johanvts 3mo ago
Many companies are listed in multiple exchanges. Unilever, Shell, AstraZeneca, BP, and many more.
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by johanvts 3mo ago
Windows version: https://github.com/lesderid/keynavish

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