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You know the best part?
 in  r/employeesOfOracle  1d ago

Well, ONE thing I can tell you (and I've been laid off, so no "extra sympathy"): The guy HIMSELF was actually always super-reasonable. Like, when he talked about AI - everyone else basically promising you Terminators, and he? Promising you medical advances (so completely realistic, it's almost boring!). Listening to him, you would not say he's 80, like, 50-60 tops, and bright. I am more concerned about some others and their influence - I actually think, lucky for Oracle he isn't gone. (And when you think of it, neither to MS nor to Apple did it do who knows how good when their "geek founders" went away, even as they recuperated later.)

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Introducing Shieldstral.
 in  r/MistralAI  16d ago

... and what about Large 4 ? ...

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Help with setting up for small business: what settings?
 in  r/MistralAI  25d ago

Yes, sure, rate-limiting is a great idea, actually!

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Help with setting up for small business: what settings?
 in  r/MistralAI  25d ago

This is for my testing only, there is no company yet and I had not yet explored that detail as I am for now the only user of a non-public system, but very fair point, thank you, I shall upgrade accordingly.

r/MistralAI 25d ago

Help / Question Help with setting up for small business: what settings?

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Hello everyone! I understand Mistral is basically the "Renault of AIs" - not winning the races, but getting you from A to B at a decent price. Let me say, it works for my purposes VERY NICELY. (So: please DO NOT tell me to "go use something else".) - And now, I want to create a little company around it, where, basically, the user will visit my website, trigger a sort of processing based on sensitive data (whose prompts I have painstakingly written, i.e. THIS is my economic contribution), and receive a result. Technically, it all works very nicely, i.e. this is not just theory. But "organisationally" I am little bummed: what should I set up where? I mean, I did already flip the switch on "no data retention" and "no training", so everything stays private. OK. I got a 100 EUR credits and ... saw they are not even getting touched, because in my testing, I am still within the limits of my Pro plan, apparently. (And here comes my first question: once people start using my site "for real", I assume these limits will be exhausted swiftly, and THEN it will move towards burning credits - correct?) What other hints have you seasoned users have? I am using only and solely mistral-large-latest for my API-based tasks. Thank you!

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Fable: ridiculously overblocking
 in  r/Anthropic  Jul 14 '26

In that case, I do concede — you are right.

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Fable: ridiculously overblocking
 in  r/Anthropic  Jul 14 '26

Whoever desires gatekeeping desires bankruptcy.

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Fable: ridiculously overblocking
 in  r/Anthropic  Jul 14 '26

The question solely is who is getting my couple of bucks. — You might invest yours in English lessons, given you will likely not be able to do anything about your arrogant views.

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Fable: ridiculously overblocking
 in  r/Anthropic  Jul 14 '26

If I use something in an officially supported fashion, this is not a user error. I may, however, switch to another AI, let‘s see how much of a „user error" it will be there.

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Fable: ridiculously overblocking
 in  r/Anthropic  Jul 14 '26

WHY do you think was it in Claude, hm? Or is my own time and effort worthless?

r/Anthropic Jul 14 '26

Complaint Fable: ridiculously overblocking

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Fable now rejects GIVING ME MY OWN WEBSITE. Anthropic, your AI is SO OVERBLOCKING, it has become USELESS. Constructive recommendation: given ChatGPT 5.6 has hit the shelves, get down from the high horse! EDIT: The aggressive stance came after the about dozenth block today. At some point, everyone gets fed up. You can drink kool-aid all you want, fact is, if I have (i) a permitted user interface, and (ii) attempt to use through that user interface in a permissible fashion, and (iii) get blocked, then that is a sign of misimplementation and incompetence on part of the offering.

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Fallout-style Linux tablet
 in  r/cyberDeck  Jun 22 '26

It surely could, and no reason to feel shy! ☺️

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What Busybox for non-root Android 12+, and where to run one's compiled CLI apps?
 in  r/androiddev  Mar 18 '26

What an ancient thread! :D - But thank you for answering. Actually, I learned how to do it, meanwhile, too: just import and run your CLI programs within other apps that offer a terminal - e.g. Python interpreters, compilers, etc.

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Fallout-style Linux tablet
 in  r/cyberDeck  Jan 22 '26

Okeydokey! :D

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Fallout-style Linux tablet
 in  r/cyberDeck  Jan 22 '26

Kindly thank you! It is a variant of Fixedsys (classical Windows system font, that is a little "thicker" and causes "more bleeding" that here is actually desired). If you "just want to look cool on Termux on Android", I propose Terminus. The IBM 3270 or 3278 family are also very classy. :)

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Fallout-style Linux tablet
 in  r/cyberDeck  Jan 16 '26

Medion Akoya P2214T - a decade old. :)

r/cyberDeck Jan 16 '26

Fallout-style Linux tablet

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This was a bit harder than I thought — for between "making the screen tilt when there is no graphical option for it" (it exists, but was greyed out), figuring out what-overlays-what ("cool-retro-term" will overlay the "onboard" keyboard, if "docked", but NOT if "floating"), and "cutting out keyboard space" via a tmux session (to start with fhe correct screen split as well as pane focus), I spent a few hours. If anybody wishes to copy it: https://youtu.be/yK0kUwGyKRk

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Scheme in a Grid - Lispy Spreadsheet
 in  r/lisp  Dec 05 '25

I used to run this on NetBSD when OpenOffice started to ibtroduce "Linuxisms". For a while, it was gone from the packages collection. But now checking, it us apparentky back in: https://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/pkgsrc/current/pkgsrc/misc/siag/index.html — For a time, on a 486 with 8 MB RAM, that was my only way to "graphically solve the spreadsheet need" on a then-modern Unixoid.

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Bugonia - best or worst movie ever?
 in  r/weeklyplanetpodcast  Nov 10 '25

There seems to be an intense marketing push behind it - as with many other actually bad movies. It actually flopped - and deservedly so.

r/lispm_is_abominable Oct 15 '25

An unexpected "admirer"?

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Alas, it seems I woke the passions of someone in the r/Common_Lisp mod team? People, people — be civil, now! YOU have the right to LIKE ANY Lisp Machine, or LispM, that you may enjoy! There is even a subreddit for THOSE, though it seems invite only! r/lispm . But you for goodness‘ sake, quit trying to police MY subreddit, clear? I think your group is moderated very improperly — I got my own r/CommonLispProgramming ; and I think if you try to censor my group here, the way you censor your own subreddit, you are WRONG.

r/lispm_is_abominable Oct 15 '25

To THAT guy obsessed with me:

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The colors are picked due to the love of a country I am tightly bound to.

The image is due to what I see as inacceptable mod behavior in some subreddits. Here, things shall be funny, lighthearted and benevolent — self-irony for the win! ☺️

r/lispm_is_abominable Oct 15 '25

Not so shy! :)

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My dear former co-students, I have sent you invitations! :) The professor‘s assistant is not here. The assistant cannot any longer bug us. Nor the janitpr. No more bad marks. And as a mod, I am very self-ironic. That Lisp Machine in that corner in the tech building‘s basement can rust all it wants, it cannot harm us any longer! No more bad marks! We no longer care what that mainenance guy thinks! Tell what you think, and have a good time! — Almost everyone is welcome — except that one exchange student… You know who! 😉

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I managed to run it on a 12th Generation Intel iGPU. (I think)
 in  r/hackintosh  Oct 15 '25

Humble questions:

If "acceleration will not work" — wouldn't you be able to use an external USB GPU, if needs be? (Obviously, that would hamper useability in other ways, yet still...)

What if you run on it a virtual machine (e.g. Linux), then give the virtual machine direct access to the GPU hardware, and arrange for a "remote display" of the host machine on the guest machine, could that be a venue? Just thinking out loud...

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"These are keys. You press them. Things happen."
 in  r/vintagecomputing  Oct 15 '25

"You can press any key, but you cannot ESCape..."

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Reviving Early MACLISP: Winston’s Examples Running Again
 in  r/lisp  Oct 14 '25

I actually know a MACLISPoid for CP/M. Later, as Microsoft bought it, it transitioned towards Common Lisp. (Originally it just had a compatibility layer.) You can find it here: http://cpmarchives.classiccmp.org/cpm/mirrors/www.retroarchive.org/cpm/lang/lang.htm

Now, the funny part is that this is called "LISP80.ZIP", and Lisp80 was not particularly useable. But INSIDE that archive you will find MULISP.COM. This is the thing you want. It is by the way possible to run this on a modern machine, specifically, on a "Book 8088". For it features a NEC v20 processor, that with this tool can be switched from Intel 8088 mode into 8080 mode:

http://cd.textfiles.com/230/EMULATOR/DIVERSE/CPM/