raw images exist

>Personally I think governments shouldn't just be able to order people killed, but that's just a European view.

I don't believe the government should have the power to just kill noncombatants because I don't trust the government with that power.

But when you phrase it like that I care a little less.

"Good enough for most people and cheap" is what Realtek do.

Can i use it now to job hunt?

Enormous federal and state spending on what, by whom, directed by whom, for whose financial benefit?

The results of the experiment aren't clear at all. Increased spending as was done here hasn't had good results. That's not an argument against spending, it's an argument for understanding why it didn't work, and what could be done about it.

This has absolutely nothing to do with the article.

What muscle and who "actually care", can you expand on what you're proposing?

When will the pro be out...

> I'd love to live in a society where people and corporations do good things for PR.

Maybe so, but I'm not sure I'd like to live in China of all places. (Don't get me wrong. Lotta places I'd like to visit if I ever got the chance, and China's on that list, but to live there? I don't think so.) Maybe one of the Nordic countries?

> private valuations they have given themselves in collusion with investors.

What's the collusion?

On Android, you can use OpenCamera. Optionally save in RAW and process in desktop RAW software.

Alternatively, buy a mirrorless or DSLR with some decent lenses.

> NPM, yarn etc drop 3) which makes it not NP hard.

A minor point, but npm peer dependencies mean that in theory it actually is NP-hard! Even if it's rarely exhibited in practice.

thanks :)

It's one Monarch, but many eyes. All information flows to the Crown.

I've used GLM-s the longest with Claude Code and their Anthropic supplied endpoint. As per their docs

$ ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL="https://api.z.ai/api/anthropic" ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN="zai-api-key" claude --dangerously-skip-permissions

Lately I use Zai in omp (oh-my-pi). It's listed built-in provider can be selected without configs shenanigans. Fits in the overall setup e.g. can select GLM-5.2 (now 5.3), and assign it role [plan] or [advisor]. I got reminded now of glm-5v-turbo. Think that 'v' was for vision. Assigned it role [vision] in omp now, let's see what happens. :-)

> Those apps where you share pics or whatever would not exist without ads if people had to pay for them.

This is a wild assertion.

Were we not able to build roads before billboards were invented? Does your telephone company interrupt your call with ads? Does the postal service open your letters to insert a leaflet with promotional offers? What alternate universe do people who claim this live in???

Still has to break even on the balance sheet, especially at a bootstrapped startup. We actually made most of the financial windfall in translation API fees oddly enough.

For our own model training we needed to do some large scale translation tasks of a large dataset (1M or so documents, 10 or so target languages), running full-size NLLB on-prem saved us an absurd amount of money vs Google Translate API.

> Just hosting it in the EU and promising not to retain / sell the data let's you charge a healthy extra and compete in many areas other players can't.

It's been a few years. Has anyone done this successfully yet?

194. That one country will not be invited.

Why did you buy such a card in the 90s? Of course you wanted to play Doom or Duke3D with your buddies!

> Why? Why understand?

Because (in the just-barely-possible universe where anyone is stupid enough to make me a manager) I will fire you if I ever find out you don't.

What possible good can come from letting people deploy things over which they do not, in any sense, have cognitive ownership?

Glide is my go-to browser. I like it for its extensibility, commandline, keymaps, hints, and the ability to configure everything through a ts file.

I also use Zen as my secondary browser.

The way push notifications work today is a result of said optimization. Smartphones didn't start out with constant notifications, nor did any major desktop OS have them built in the way they do today.

Why is this a problem?

If the courts are using ai we should know why and how.

There should be a human reviewing it.

The judge should be making their own decision that shouldn't be based on automated tools.

> US investors are desperate for the next hypergrowth opportunity

All investors.

They own a hop between Germany and Switzerland, so we should check the France to Switzerland connection :)

I love Svelte and SvelteKit. But I keep going back to the batteries-included Django simply for the ORM, the admin backend and authentication packages. Nothing in the JS ecosystem comes close to it and using third party modules always feels hacky and they pull in a thousand other dependencies.

I wish SvelteKit would become batteries-included, but that's not the direction they have in mind -- which is totally fair. It makes me sad nonetheless.

Ditto this. Getting better thanks to therapy but at my worst podcasts were a welcome endless noise to stop me from spiralling. As I heal the balance is leaning back to music and occasionally my unaided imagination, but it’s still uncomfortable to be alone.

There in lies the problem. The environment these days is evolving far faster than our species. Just because our biological programming is no longer fit for purpose, doesn't mean we've evolved beyond said programming.

Even if we could completely rewrite our programming with each new generation, think about how much the world changes in a single lifetime these days.

I remember it being a bit later: like mid 90s was still a mix, things like smc-ultra and lance but by late 90s it was everywhere and well dominant. The price point was very low, I recall around AUD$20. Definitely had NE2000s running on Slackware 3.x, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Win95/98/2K.