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by tensor 4d ago
> It's funny that American tech giants invented AI, because AI is going to unseat American tech giants. Ah yes, let's ignore that 40 years of research done on neural networks and give all the credit instead to the tech giants t
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by tensor 7d ago
I'm Canadian. Canada represents me. They voted on this. That's how the world works. Sometimes my government is not the one I voted for and my interests are not represented, or sometimes my interests are not the majority in my coun
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by tensor 7d ago
No one needs a compromise. The world (except the US) agreed to use this new map together. It's not a conflict.
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by tensor 8d ago
Yes, it's extremely troubling, and not constrained to tv manufacturers. We need some sort of legal overhaul to protect people from this sort of thing. For example, I was looking at Bird scooters/e-bikes while travelling since they
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by tensor 8d ago
No, it's common to list authors alphabetically in a lot of computer science journals too.
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by tensor 8d ago
India absolutely does not "heavily" use dairy. In fact, they use very very little. Ghee is the most common dairy based item but it's only used as an oil for frying. > I’ll eat vegetables all day but they are not nutritious
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by tensor 8d ago
No, they did not find this. They speculated that in the future the tvs "could" do that and that there is precedent with other devices. But despite this being repeated over and over as fact, it is in fact not proven to be the case.
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by tensor 8d ago
The big US labs are naively hoping that compute power will always be their moat. I strongly suspect they are dead wrong, and newer architectures will require vastly less training data and outperform the brute force approach of US labs.
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by tensor 8d ago
I'd say "not being in the US" is a pretty massive selling point.
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by tensor 10d ago
No, it's common. People today have no idea how truly poor they eat. Modern fast food is essentially fake food paste.
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by tensor 10d ago
It's not. You're showing your ignorance.
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by tensor 14d ago
Testing and debugging and designing is a huge part of writing software . If humans are doing that it's not AI entirely writing the software. That's why they in their own words said "strong assistance."
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by tensor 14d ago
I just checked my admin dashboard and training on my data is (still?) off. Maybe I already set it to off when I signed up, I don't really remember.
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by tensor 15d ago
To be clear the claim was that excluding prototypes all software is still coded by humans with AI assistance. Even the creator of Claude code agrees with the sentiment that you can’t vibe code production software. [1] 1 https://w
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by tensor 15d ago
> now there have been numerous projects posted on HN that are AI coded. Yes, all of which are toy projects and get criticized every time they are posted. On actual serious projects, not someones pet home project, I've only seen &quo
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by tensor 15d ago
As far as I'm aware, aside from toy prototypes, all software is still built by humans coding, albeit with better auto-complete.
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by tensor 16d ago
Sadly a lot of VSTs are Windows and Mac only too due to shitty DRM. :-(
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by tensor 16d ago
There are lots of amazing Mac only apps, but I'm not sure simply running them on Linux would be worth it. Without the cohesiveness of the UI as a whole you'd be losing a lot.
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by tensor 21d ago
> The EU trades massively with Russia, buys oil and other products from the Middle East, and more. "In 2025, Russia was the EU's 19th largest trade partner, representing 1.1% of the EU’s total trade in goods with the world.&quo
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by tensor 21d ago
> Ok, and then Canada needs things that the US has, as does the EU. Both Canada and the EU also have to get products and commodities from brutal dictatorships. This is a poor argument - what exactly are you trying to prove here? No, actu
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by tensor 21d ago
Maybe you haven't noticed the world turning against you. Canada is forming trade agreements rapidly with other countries. We can get cars from anywhere in the world. You, on the other hand, would only be able to get cars from yourself.
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by tensor 21d ago
"I'll just get it from somewhere else" means you do need it. This isn't complicated logic. You don't have enough yourself. The fact that you hope you could get it from a brutal dictatorship instead of a democratic
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by tensor 21d ago
Agreed that "Canada is taxing you back" doesn't make sense. But "America is taxing Canada" makes even less sense. Sorry, just no. America is taxing Americans, Canada is taxing Canadians, these taxes harm exports and
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by tensor 22d ago
And you realize it isn’t the town square, but just the local ketamine heads backyard club.
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by tensor 23d ago
What about their signal integration? https://signal.org/blog/whatsapp-complete/
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by tensor 23d ago
Codeberg is for open source projects only. This is for anyone.
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by tensor 23d ago
Hopefully the same pushback that has so far stopped the worst of chat control would help. But even if not having more western alternatives would be very welcome. If you're in the US it may not resonate with you, but as a Canadian curre
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by tensor 24d ago
One of the amazing things about this project is that the author built physical harnesses for real early CPUs so that he could build test suites against the real hardware and ensure the emulation is 100% correct, down to every timing and qui
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by tensor 25d ago
> It is a reasonable position to frame them as opposing authoritarian government policies and for the governments response to be overreach. What a joke. No. These people wanted to illegally take over the government. It was written down i
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by tensor 25d ago
> A lot of it has been half-hearted. Basically "wait out this loser and everything will go back to the way it was". A lot of Americans are leaning on this as well. Absolutely not what's been happening. At the speed that Ca

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