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by register 12d ago
I tried it. Not impressed. The gain in development speed is only marginal as there are other bottlenecks that affect overall development speed. Probably gains might be more significant for pure content generation tasks rather than software
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by register 17d ago
What is the thesis of his talk? Is it worth viewing?
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by register 4mo ago
Under the EU AI act this REQUIRES disclosure. The user should be informed that the system is installing an LLM
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by register 5mo ago
Kudos, this is what I was looking for. Time to add dynamic "scripting" to my .net projects.
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by register 6mo ago
Bunisess and technology. Culture ? Highly debatable and certainly not in the last 10 years.
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by register 7mo ago
Completely agree. I had to apply for the ETA recently and the experience is terrible.
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by register 7mo ago
The GDPR applies to the personal data of individuals in the European Union, regardless of where the data is processed. You can easily find the relevant law online.
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by register 7mo ago
Sure, in fact it's USA that is well behind Europe in happines (World Happiness Ranking) , life expectancy , infant mortality rate, general literacy ( PISA scores ), homicide rate, mass shootings frequency, violent crimes, inequality,
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by register 7mo ago
The point here isn’t that Europe lacks innovation and is too bureaucratic. I have no problem admitting that. The crux of the matter is that, in response to my complaint about the possible failure to comply with a European law, the reply was
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by register 7mo ago
But Britain lost 457 soldiers, Germany 62, France 90, Spain 97, Italy 53, Denmark 43 to aid USA in Afghanistan.
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by register 7mo ago
Completely agree.
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by register 7mo ago
Here's another JD Vance who doesn't understand what international rules are and justifies that with (lack of) innovation Below you can find the relevant GDPR excerpt. But before that, let me add to the coment below that US compani
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by register 7mo ago
Thank you for your words I couldn't say any better. I agree on everything but one thing. I definetely don't find this hilarious. I find it frightening and disgusting.
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by register 7mo ago
Trump received 77,284,118 votes, representing 49.8% of the ballots cast for president. The 30% figure you mention refes to the share of the total voting-eligible population, including those who did not vote. A national poll conducted on Feb
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by register 7mo ago
That response reeks of astonishing arrogance. It doesn’t surprise me that nearly 50% of Americans voted for Donald Trump he perfectly embodies that mindset. Do you genuinely believe you are superior to the rest of the world? What you call “
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by register 8mo ago
Exactly this.
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by register 8mo ago
And he is more than welcome to do so. The services provided by Cloudflare can easily be replaced by more local providers that have no problem complying with Italian laws. The takedown might not happen within 30 minutes, but there would stil
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by register 8mo ago
This follows 23—again, 23—violations reported to Cloudflare. There is nothing more to add. Given how slowly Italian law typically moves, Cloudflare had more than enough time to take corrective action. The tone would likely have been far mor
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by register 9mo ago
Where to understand more about how chain of thoughs really affects LLMs performance? I read the seminal paper but all it says is that it's basically another prompt engineering tecnique that improves accuracy.
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by register 10mo ago
That might be the perspective of a US based company. But there is also Europe and basically it's a choice between Trump and China.
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Ask HN: Is America in Recession?
25 points by register 10mo ago|39 comments
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by register 1y ago
I am working on Pixel Editor for retro graphics. What do you believe that ASE is missing? At the moment I am targetting the Zx Spectrum Next that I have recently backed. However if I get some compelling ideas I migth deviate from my origina
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by register 1y ago
I don't understand. What would prevent the authors from guaranteeing the VCs re-licensing under a different model?
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by register 1y ago
I'll tell you a secret. The same happens also with mainstream languages
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by register 1y ago
To exert political pressure on the current American leadership by influencing the masses and achieve the objectives of the Catholic Church? Have you forgotten what happened with Wojtyła and Solidarność?
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by register 1y ago
Calling it an anti-pattern is a euphemism. Let's call it what it is: a completely stupid idea.
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by register 1y ago
and where are these export used? Ader?
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by register 1y ago
There are many minor cloud provider that are just ready to make the leap. Europe is full of those.
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by register 2y ago
I don't see why Go deployment model is superior to C#. You can easily build native binaries in C# as well nowadays.
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by register 2y ago
I really wonder why this project have not been developed in .NET core. I would have then been possible to embed this in .NET projects increasing the available number of libraries in the ecosystem. Also it woul have leverages .NET GC which i

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