sisve

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by sisve 11d ago
Did you just compare Belarus and Norway now? Is Inside-Europe-Norway not better then Belarus? I would consider us (norway) a stable and good partner to the EU. Give us 25 years and we will join EU if it still exists:)
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by sisve 11d ago
For satellites that should be in Sun-synchronous orbit Andøy is a great place to launch from
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by sisve 11d ago
Would maybe call it European territory but not soil. But yeah, as you say it's how you define it.
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by sisve 1mo ago
Have been running self-hosted forgejo for a while now. Work's like a charm. Easy to use with LLM
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by sisve 2mo ago
Did you check out the statistics on the site? They listed 1233456, 12345, 1234,123 and 1 on the toplist of password. If we are going to be clever we should follow the statistics and go for 12 that where not on the toplist!!
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by sisve 2mo ago
https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/eu-age-ver...
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by sisve 2mo ago
This is how it's planned in the EU is it not?
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by sisve 2mo ago
Thanks for the correction
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by sisve 2mo ago
Wow. Interesting. Do you know how that was done? The latest I heard about an alternative to Google play services was https://www.heise.de/en/news/Paying-without-Google-New-conso... If you where able to send and r
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by sisve 2mo ago
AfAIK wero needs Google Play Integrity. So you are still stuck with Google. When that are said. I 100% agree with you - one step at a time. I think Wero will no longer depend on that in 3–5 years. It's just real challenges that the Eur
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by sisve 2mo ago
Maybe tone it down? personal attacks are not needed or wanted. Let's discuss AI, if not keep your comments for yourself
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by sisve 2mo ago
You can point it out, but we should also mentioning that the author also points it out: AI / LLM usage disclosure AI was used as an engineering assistant for parts of the Zig 0.16 migration, build/debug investigation, and focused
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by sisve 2mo ago
Yeah. To often now a days there are articles with really good points, but they are just so verbose and clearly AI generated. I could live with ai content if it was short and to the point. But it's always so lengthy. Hope that will chan
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by sisve 2mo ago
> Gosh, I don't think any game engines have particularly good test suites at all. What? I do understand that a CRUD app with little to no logic do not focus on test. But any kind of engine.. i can not understand that it's not a
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by sisve 3mo ago
Nah, your doing great, you just reflect on you own position and adjust it. People are just (too) suspicious when people are not locked in their ways and are nice instead of hostile
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by sisve 3mo ago
If I understand the graph correctly; Fable is using less tokens to achive that same tasks compared to sonet and opus. If so that is a good thing. It feels like we for a while there was spitting out tokens to get a better result. If the mode
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by sisve 3mo ago
Do you think we will get a self-improving model in 26 or 27? Maybe not a native one but some kind of hack so a model will learn something without loosing part of the context window?
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by sisve 3mo ago
Pure fun. Love it.
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by sisve 3mo ago
Based on the paper it hits harder on the brighter From https://cepr.org/publications/dp21577 : The losses are largest in social science subjects, followed by STEM and languages, and are especially large for junior stud
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by sisve 3mo ago
Can agree on that. The description of the paper also said: AI users who maintain similar homework completion time as non-AI users experience small learning losses. This was a surprise too me. I would have thought otherwise. Would love to se
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by sisve 3mo ago
> reduces completion time by 30% This is probably the big problem, or at least one of them.. If you use less time on learning, it will probably be harder to remember what you learned also. We need to spend some time to make it stick
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by sisve 3mo ago
There where no clear rules on the matter. Now the PM has given some guidance to schools so they know when they should use it and not. If there are no guidance teachers and schools can do what they want and some teachers would probably go to
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by sisve 3mo ago
Yes
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by sisve 3mo ago
Norwegian here. - We have a lot of hydro, that are very cheap to produces and for some of the power plants we fill up water by using solar and wind when that is very cheap and generate power back when it's demand for it (meaning sellin
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by sisve 3mo ago
I did not think you sounded like claude. Then I looked again after the comment was made and then I saw some of the vibes. Like acknowledging a mistake you have done. Before that would just made you top 5% (or maybe top 1%) of the nicest peo
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by sisve 3mo ago
You are right. I haven't considered that enough. I do agree with you that globalism will be decreased even in the context of a decade, but I think it will be on a level that still give us some cost reduction. But I do think (at least h
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by sisve 3mo ago
All depends. The current technology will be cheaper in a year or two. The best cutting edge stuff will properly be even more expensive. But in 10 years time... we can run current SOTA models (or models that are equally good ) on our local
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by sisve 3mo ago
> I am not sure how many people will run AI models locally. It still seems like a niche application to me. Bill Gates had a quote some years ago... People have still not learned how fast we improve our tech and how much cheaper thing get
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by sisve 4mo ago
>Similar to how Denmark already has invested in LLMs focused on the Nordic languages with money from Norway. Would love to know more. Do you have a source on this?
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by sisve 4mo ago
Yeah. Happens all the time since they released it

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