Proton Pass? I already have "Proton Unlimited" as a subscription but until now I never used Proton Pass. I thought about giving up on Bitwarden for some time now and probably will try it now. AFAIK you can even import…
> low probability catastrophe There is also a low probability that someone enters peace negotiations solely to threaten the negotiators with death, yet here we are. With these guys it is: Better safe than sorry.
> the incentive shifts from gaming rankings to gaming the AI's understanding of what's "helpful." My 2ct: The incentive shifts from gaming rankings to bidding the highest on Google’s keyword (or similar) auction. Google…
AFAIK: Current Mistral models are not competitive with SOTA-models that come out of the USA or China. They are "good enough" for enterprise usage when you don't need SOTA performance. Their main selling point is: They…
> Just because America is doing bad things doesn't mean China is good, or vice versa. Of course not. When it comes to SOTA LLMs you have the choice between two bad options. For many, choosing the Chinese option is just…
> How one is supposed to ensure license compliance while using LLMs which do not (and cannot) attribute sources having contributed to a specific response? Additionally there seems to be a general problem with LLM output…
> One of the biggest recent indie hits, Balatro, was made in Löve! Moonring[1] is another one that that is written in Löve (apparently by the co-creator of XBox's Fable series). The base game is even available for free.…
> The Iranians would probably call that a victory, and probably not pursue further retaliation. I highly doubt it. Here are the facts from the viewpoint of Iran: - The US and the UK overthrew the democratic iranian…
>Congress can stop it at any time. No. Your congress can't stop it because it takes two to tango and Iran is clearly not willing to end the war just like that. You people should have stopped that criminal long ago.
> Proton has mail, calendar, drive, docs, sheets and more coming As of today, there is no official Proton Drive client for Linux that I'm aware of. There is unofficial support via Rclone, but it is still beta and I try…
> considering a non-US model doesn't even crack the top 5 by usage How do you measure "usage" in an enterprise/commercial context where no data on usage is available to you? I don't expect Mistral AI to make it's money…
> The problem they have is that this is not a moat - their approach is easily reproducible. My 2ct: Currently the moat may be that they are not US-American which is not reproducible by any of the US alternatives.
> I'd skip this for now - it does not allow any kind of interactive conversation - as I learned after downloading 5G of models - it's a proof of concept that takes a wav file in. I haven't looked into it that much but…
GLM 5.0: > You should *drive*. > Here is why: > If you walk to the car wash, you will arrive there empty-handed. Since your car is still at home, you won't have anything to wash. > While driving 50 meters is a very…
> Anyone found some good use cases beyond a better interface for AI code assistance? Yesterday, I saw a demo of a product similar to OpenClaw. It can organize your files and directories and works really great (until it…
> Did we just remove a terrible regime in a comparably bloodless way? You captured Maduro in an blatantly illegal act of war and until now the Regime is still there. I hope for the people in Venezuela that this will end…
> How much oil did we get out of the deal? Apparently a lot. > The 2003 Iraq War, initiated as a U.S. unilateral action, has also been viewed through the lens of economic interests, particularly oil access. Following…
> And while Venezuela has oodles of oil, is this really the case of America wanting Venezuelan oil? Yes it is. > But Trump has also made his desire for Venezuelan oil clear. He said that the blockade of sanctioned oil…
> That's a skill issue on your part. No, it's not. I search for videos and i get AI garbage as a result. It shouldn't matter what i search for or if you think that it is dumb to search for it. It shouldn't return…
>Only issue I have found with llama.cpp is trying to get it working with my amd GPU. I had no problems with ROCm 6.x but couldn't get it to run with ROCm 7.x. I switched to Vulkan and the performance seems ok for my use…
> He prefers education over bans or mandates. And that is not working for the poor of which the US seems to have plenty for a developed country. The poor have no choice, even if they are educated, and the food industry…
> It isn't some paradise. Compared to the USA it still is.
> Talk to Europeans and they hate the EU and see it as an oppressive foreign power. Maybe you should get out of your right-wing bubble. - EU approval among its citizens hits record high as security fears grow, poll…
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> > Almost all computer equipment companies are from US. > Made in a few Asian countries. Using European technology (ASML).
Proton Pass? I already have "Proton Unlimited" as a subscription but until now I never used Proton Pass. I thought about giving up on Bitwarden for some time now and probably will try it now. AFAIK you can even import…
> low probability catastrophe There is also a low probability that someone enters peace negotiations solely to threaten the negotiators with death, yet here we are. With these guys it is: Better safe than sorry.
> the incentive shifts from gaming rankings to gaming the AI's understanding of what's "helpful." My 2ct: The incentive shifts from gaming rankings to bidding the highest on Google’s keyword (or similar) auction. Google…
AFAIK: Current Mistral models are not competitive with SOTA-models that come out of the USA or China. They are "good enough" for enterprise usage when you don't need SOTA performance. Their main selling point is: They…
> Just because America is doing bad things doesn't mean China is good, or vice versa. Of course not. When it comes to SOTA LLMs you have the choice between two bad options. For many, choosing the Chinese option is just…
> How one is supposed to ensure license compliance while using LLMs which do not (and cannot) attribute sources having contributed to a specific response? Additionally there seems to be a general problem with LLM output…
> One of the biggest recent indie hits, Balatro, was made in Löve! Moonring[1] is another one that that is written in Löve (apparently by the co-creator of XBox's Fable series). The base game is even available for free.…
> The Iranians would probably call that a victory, and probably not pursue further retaliation. I highly doubt it. Here are the facts from the viewpoint of Iran: - The US and the UK overthrew the democratic iranian…
>Congress can stop it at any time. No. Your congress can't stop it because it takes two to tango and Iran is clearly not willing to end the war just like that. You people should have stopped that criminal long ago.
> Proton has mail, calendar, drive, docs, sheets and more coming As of today, there is no official Proton Drive client for Linux that I'm aware of. There is unofficial support via Rclone, but it is still beta and I try…
> considering a non-US model doesn't even crack the top 5 by usage How do you measure "usage" in an enterprise/commercial context where no data on usage is available to you? I don't expect Mistral AI to make it's money…
> The problem they have is that this is not a moat - their approach is easily reproducible. My 2ct: Currently the moat may be that they are not US-American which is not reproducible by any of the US alternatives.
> I'd skip this for now - it does not allow any kind of interactive conversation - as I learned after downloading 5G of models - it's a proof of concept that takes a wav file in. I haven't looked into it that much but…
GLM 5.0: > You should *drive*. > Here is why: > If you walk to the car wash, you will arrive there empty-handed. Since your car is still at home, you won't have anything to wash. > While driving 50 meters is a very…
> Anyone found some good use cases beyond a better interface for AI code assistance? Yesterday, I saw a demo of a product similar to OpenClaw. It can organize your files and directories and works really great (until it…
> Did we just remove a terrible regime in a comparably bloodless way? You captured Maduro in an blatantly illegal act of war and until now the Regime is still there. I hope for the people in Venezuela that this will end…
> How much oil did we get out of the deal? Apparently a lot. > The 2003 Iraq War, initiated as a U.S. unilateral action, has also been viewed through the lens of economic interests, particularly oil access. Following…
> And while Venezuela has oodles of oil, is this really the case of America wanting Venezuelan oil? Yes it is. > But Trump has also made his desire for Venezuelan oil clear. He said that the blockade of sanctioned oil…
> That's a skill issue on your part. No, it's not. I search for videos and i get AI garbage as a result. It shouldn't matter what i search for or if you think that it is dumb to search for it. It shouldn't return…
>Only issue I have found with llama.cpp is trying to get it working with my amd GPU. I had no problems with ROCm 6.x but couldn't get it to run with ROCm 7.x. I switched to Vulkan and the performance seems ok for my use…
> He prefers education over bans or mandates. And that is not working for the poor of which the US seems to have plenty for a developed country. The poor have no choice, even if they are educated, and the food industry…
> It isn't some paradise. Compared to the USA it still is.
> Talk to Europeans and they hate the EU and see it as an oppressive foreign power. Maybe you should get out of your right-wing bubble. - EU approval among its citizens hits record high as security fears grow, poll…
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> > Almost all computer equipment companies are from US. > Made in a few Asian countries. Using European technology (ASML).