This makes sense. I already use Grokipedia maybe 50% of the time. If you really dig into things, it is - incredibly - more accurate. I often find glaring errors or biases in Wikipedia, especially over the last 5 years.
Readit Newslazzlazzlazz commented on OpenAI's GPT-5.2 model cites Grokipedia engadget.com/ai/report-re... · Posted by u/bhouston
lazzlazzlazz commented on Danish pension fund divesting US Treasuries reuters.com/business/dani... · Posted by u/mythical_39
Many will downvote this, but this is profound validation of the concern that Europe is nearly suicidally trending toward what will be a disastrous relationship with China. Only the US seems to appreciate the risks. Complete insanity, not unlike German denuclearization, etc.
Every time I've logged into Bitchat, nobody appears to be online - across the entire United States.
lazzlazzlazz commented on Launching the Handmade Software Foundation handmade.network/blog/p/9... · Posted by u/DeathArrow
Is the software better, though?
> I'm using starship which is a fast and minimal prompt packed into a single binary.
cargo install starship --locked
downloads 336 packages. So much for "minimal". cargo is the new npm
Right. A lot of people when they say "minimal" mean "simple looking at first glance", and it rarely is.
lazzlazzlazz commented on Cloudflare CEO on the Italy fines twitter.com/eastdakota/st... · Posted by u/sidcool
Europe's censorious behavior has become completely absurd, and reading the Italian docs (as several people here have already shared) doesn't make me more sympathetic. It's a real shame, and I'm disappointed that the dream of an internet free from censorship and manipulation seems to be forgotten by so many here - in favor of political squabbling.
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Be a resident, pay the taxes, reap the benefits.
The tax savings (let alone cost of living savings) of avoiding California for most readers of this comment would pay for a professional data removal service 100x.
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lazzlazzlazz commented on Nature's many attempts to evolve a Nostr newsletter.squishy.comput... · Posted by u/fiatjaf
It has been long predicted that federated models (like Nostr) just degrade into a few providers that monetize in the same way they would if the network was centralized. It's the worst of both worlds between centralization and real decentralization — which (unfortunately to the haters) almost certain requires Byzantine fault tolerant consensus (blockchains).
Same thing over and over again.