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They didn’t even mention a specific model. Why would you say they need 24gb to run any model? That’s just not true.

Cool, I never knew SteamDB had that sort of info.

That was my impression but now that someone else has it the contrarian in me says otherwise.

That’s what happens when the wealth is shared with those who make it. Everyone becomes a capitalist.

Same here. I like Sam Altman but if the board removed him for a good reason and he was reinstated because the employees want payouts, humanity could be in big trouble.

Okay but did you know about the owl?

Kbin uses Gitlab so it’s too bad.

This is very dangerous advice.

For South Korea maybe not. If you go to China you’d better take all the precautions.

Don’t forget how much Nazis enjoy supporting Nazis to own the non-Nazis.

First sit down and cry. Then pick yourself up and start following some of the advice here.

But they’re not mandating such backdoors it seems.

They’re literally replying to a comment which made that case. It wasn’t even their original idea and you’re shitting on them for it. Learn to fucking read.

Edit: wow and it’s your own comment that you apparently don’t know how to read.

Once this happens, Google just says “Oops, you’re shit out of luck” and then hires a whole new company of contracted workers for the same work, for cheaper.

As a user of YouTube Music, quite possibly.

They probably still deserve raises.

I don’t understand the ones where a browser doesn’t have the feature so it gets a green dash versus a green check. I’d assume not having a feature should just be considered failing. What’s the distinction?

This is the core thesis of the article:

It’s true that sometimes you have to write non-trivial types to convince the compiler that your data is correct.

That’s okay. Creating maintainable code with high quality often requires putting in the hard work.

There’s no real substantiation of the claim; just the claim itself.

Yes TypeScript is onerous but that’s just alright.

Maybe it’s true but it’s a weak argument.

That’s what I thought at first but it’s been almost two years and the low energy levels never passed. It also got notably worse on day three. Hoping the best for you.

5% of the time it won’t send the attestation data, and that’s supposed to prevent this from being used to gatekeep the entire web.

What a fucking joke. That approach will never work and they know it. Attestation will become fully mandatory if integrated into Chromium.

Yes, you have it right.

Can you explain what’s so good about it compared to Google besides the privacy aspect? I hear it’s “better” a lot.

I’ve seen it mentioned and you’re quite right about expecting to get quality, privacy, and free. It’s always a pick two.

But can you explain why Kagi is so good?