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Moore's law is going to eventually eviscerate the compute needs and allow us to run compute locally and cheaply.

I find the reason why I can't run IPv6 is that we have ISP failover and the IPv6 doesn't failover gracefully with two different wan providers. With IPv4, the local ip table isn't impacted by a change in WAN ip for the most part and the local network keeps on chugging perfectly.

Really excited about the new precision finding remote.

Will this strategy work on lower memory unified memory machines like Apple Silicon or AMD?

For most users it's built off of Safari. My understanding is that Orion essentially exists, because Apple restricts search providers on Safari. Most people use it on iOS for that reason, because when you use Kagi on iOS, you cannot use the search engine as a search provider and have to install the Kagi extension, but safari is still probably leaking your searches to whatever search provider you selected (Google, Duckduckgo, etc.). However, no alternate browser engine is allowed on iOS so safari is all you get.

I'm sure Apple's excuse is that they don't want bad actors changing the search provider to some spyware search engine and I'm sure that's true, but for your average Kagi user, it feels like that it what Google's getting by paying Apple billions of dollars to be the default search engine. It's hard to use a search engine other than the 5 that Apple approved.

Wow, will they offers some sort of reduce a web page into a markdown file api as welL so we can get full web pages at reduced token sizes?

The problem I have is that when I ssh into my mac, I want to be able to control software from the command line and having a popup authorization window that just halts the software being controlled is not good for me. I'm okay with having the authorization, but they need to make it visible to ssh users when ssh'ing in.

I do feel since I use hermes on my work windows computer and grok bot in the cloud on everything else that computer use is so useful and important, but I'm also worried that Apple will not be a good choice for that.

did this come from the ideocracy universe?

no one wants to use them anyways. i pay $100 a month for ultra and i'm using claude and chatgpt.

i would really like to see something like this for images.

doesn't using vision instead of notation burn tokens?

I would really like something similar for local ai where the x axis is vram.

I'm really looking for a multi-modal image capable version of Jev.

If we could get machine learning type results on images without training, that would be fantastic.

Maybe we should create petitions for each of the 31 states covered by IDEMIA and all the states covered by Canadian Bank Note to add this to the ID cards.

I can't imagine Illinois, where I live that I believe uses IDEMIA from what I know about the Apple Wallet rollout wouldn't want to add this.

Government wants Tesla to explain how it self-certified the Cybercab as complying with federal safety standards even though it has no steering wheel, accelerator pedal, or brake pedal.

Pretty crazy. We use Ramp at work and it allows you to specifically set budgets for every single credit card and get approvals, etc. This should be an advertisement for them.

Hope they setup a go fund me as I would be happy to contribute $20 towards paying the $'s back.

after the kaepernick nonsense, i started buying lululemon clothes and hoka shoes and never bought another nike product ever again.

Because there are numerous choke points where people need to use devices to do a thing and those devices can record you and the financial incentives for the companies that own these choke points is so great that they end up selling your data.

Even if Apple truly had perfect privacy you still need to use credit cards, bank accounts, insurance, cell towers, drive a car, etc.

I think that’s the underlying reason why privacy is so hard.

I think what you are missing is that it will dramatically lower the cost of living so that everyone’s standard of living increases. It’s not about jobs.

so glad i use kagi

there will obviously be a 7g, the real question is whether carriers would adopt it.

i'm not sure that the minimum should be 1.6M, but it should be more than $30k, when the average vehicle is well above that.

if I just randomly asked claude how to build a bioweapon would it flag it and then they would claim they stopped it in a press release, even though i have no ability to actually build something like that?

makes sense. cursor is a real competitor to openai. we're completely switching to grok bot at work after going from claude code >> codex >> grok bot.

i really would love to see an app we could use to detect these?

my wife bought some cosmetics from amazon that turned out to be counterfeit and the only reason we knew it was because we had previously purchased the correct item from sephora and the bottle was quite different.

i tried to complain to the brand and amazon, but no one really cared and they gave me a refund and kept on selling.

it would be really awesome if there was a way for companies to upload high quality imagery of legit products and they could be used by ai engines to identify fakes.

i'm a little bit confused by the current news. I thought the supreme court said the tariffs are illegal without congressional approval and the government started refunding the money.

now the news is full of all these tarriffs about canada?

What's the factual non-partisan reasoning by which trump has been found not to have the power to create tarriffs, but is still doing it with canada?

so is this an independent search engine benchmark or a blog post from a search engine provider showing their search engine at the top of the benchmark?

i'm a little bit confused as at first when I was reading it i thought it was a search engine benchmark, but it seems that keenable is at the top which i assume is related to the web domain owner? i've never heard of keeenable

I would just mention that your summary of the poster's comment omits the central issue, whether their conduct includes criminal terrorist acts. They aren't being designated as a terrorist group because of the cause or the solely from the actions of a random protestor. They are being designated as a terrorist group because their leaders promoted and encouraged and planned criminally violent behavior. Whether the the majority of actual street level protestors are the same and easily switch from cause to cause isn't really relevant to this analysis.

I would suggest that the OP is suggesting that because the terrorist organization supports palestine and engages in these activities, the label is more controversial than other organizations such as irish unification, communist revolution, drug cartels, white supremacy or neo-nazism organizations that are also labeled as terrorist groups without much controversy.