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I'd say that as OpenAI employee he's kinda biased on the topic

I see quite outdated data. Anthropic listed with valuation 18B and latest round at 4b? Just to compare, their real latest round was 65b with valuation 965b.

Maybe on their pricing page?

https://mistral.ai/pricing/

It's yet another time when EU is killing our own possibilities to build real competition to US or Chinese tech.

And yet another time they will be thinking aloud in few year "what happened that we are fully dependent on USA?"

Also, new Medium 3.5 is far more expensive than previous Mistral models, and much more expensive than e.g. Deepseek

People who don't ride trains also pay taxes for rail.

People who are not flying are also financing airports from taxes.

This is why butthurt "childless pay taxes for schools but not using them" is super stupid

> Did you ever work a job or were friends with people who did where tipping is a big part of the income?

In the EU people are paid fair salaries for their work, they don't have to beg for money from clients

Then you are assuming it wrong.

I just don't like AI generated stuff, that's it

This sounds like way too much for me.

I wonder when they will add another level and talk to LLM how to talk to another LLM how to talk to another LLM

I missed this disclaimer about it being 100% AI-generated.

In one second I went from "looks cool" to "I don't want to touch it"

I fully agree with you.

I love the idea of open source, but we shouldn't say that something is bad just because it's closed source.

So you can, but don't want to.

You can just use Tailscale or similar service and not fight with setup of Wireguard. It's as simple as installing the app on devices and starting it

I wanted to build a gaming PC around summer, to be able play with my son, but I postponed it for no real reason. I built this PC a 2 weeks ago, so instead of paying 250 pln (~$70 usd) for 32 GB RAM, I paid 899 pln (~$250). Now, exactly the same RAM costs 1099 pln (~$300).

I don't have this problem. I'm using passkey probably on only 1 website (github) but it's working without any issues on all my devices. Maybe it's a password manager issue? I'm a bitwarden user

As always.

- I built a new super-app!

- You built it, or is it just another GPT wrapper?

- ... another wrapper

https://preview.redd.it/powered-by-ai-v0-d8rnb2b0ynad1.png

It's a bad idea. It makes a lot of mistakes and might totally change the meaning of some sentences.

VPS I'm using (1GB RAM/10GB disk) cost me 75 PLN a year, which is something around $19.

I don't know if this will explain your questions, but years ago I watched this video from Vsauce about this very topic, and IIRC it was explained quite nicely: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s86-Z-CbaHA

Nothing will really change, sadly. Remember log4j? There were also a lot of talking why people working on FOSS should be paid. And after one month almost no one remembered these voices exept for small minority of people.

Signal doesn't have also too many users.

Tbh I don't have any specific path how to do it right now as I started doing this just recently. Currently it's something like: "oh, I don't remember how to do this, I'll check it on wikipedia/yt/<some random page found in google>". But this way I can't relearn things that I simply forgot that it exist.

Thanks for the link!

Basic math. I'm amazed how little I remember 11 years after finishing high school.

I also want to learn some frontend.

I started learning Rust some time ago.

I really need to remind me a lot of basic IT topics.

The problem is how much I'd really learn.

> targeting the American tech companies specifically, without explicitly naming them in the law

No, it's targeting all big tech companies, not only American.

You can stop this pathetic lament that the evil EU is attacking innocent American corporations. It's typical american ignorance.

Ok, I get it.

It's what EU mandated and from March '24 all major chat apps have to be able to communicate with each other.

US gov't supporting monopoly instead of fighting it? I'm not surprised.

> A universal chat application would be amazing

You mean like WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram and dozens of different chat apps available for both Android and iOS?

I love when people use this pathetic extreme examples, when they don't have any meaningul arguments.

> In the UK and Europe

UK is part of Europe. It's like writing "In California and the USA", or "In Mexico and North America".

I tried one really old game, that you could run on cheapest Windows PC without any problems. On my M1 Pro I had about 6 FPS.