[–] 2 points 5 months ago

AI? You mean the tech that has yet to find a use that turns profit? The tech that still haven't turned profit in any company? The bubbe of circular investments tech? This tech?

How about we wait 2 more years and then invest into whoever finds a valid use for the tech?

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  • [–] [S] 1 point 7 months ago

    @MistralAI (Last point is beyond alt text size limit:5. Keep It SimpleThe less you engage in back-and-forth, the better. A single, clear message is often more effective than multiple attempts to coordinate.Bottom line: Treat free giveaways like a transaction—you’re doing them a favor, so they need to meet you halfway. If they won’t, move on. Your time and effort are valuable!)

    ![1. Set Clear Expectations Early

    Be direct about logistics: When someone expresses interest, immediately ask for concrete details (day, time, location, how they’ll handle the handover). Frame it as a requirement: Make it clear that you need a plan from their side, not the other way around.

    "To make this easy, let me know when and where you’d like to pick them up. I can’t just drop off stuff at random times."

    1. Don’t Over-Explain or Over-Commit

    Avoid giving too many options or justifying your own schedule. People who want free stuff often assume you’ll bend to their convenience. Example of what not to do:

    "I’m usually free on weekends, so if you’re around then..."

    Instead, force them to propose something.

    1. Use Your Own Plans as Leverage

    If you have a fixed commitment (like your event at Haus der Begegnung), use it to your advantage:

    "I’ll be at [location] on [day/time]. If that works for you, great—otherwise, you’ll need to suggest something else."

    This puts the responsibility on them to align with your schedule.

    1. Protect Your Time and Energy

    People who want free stuff often don’t value your effort. By making them do the work to meet you, you filter out the unreliable or entitled ones. If they don’t respond with a concrete plan, it’s a sign they’re not serious.

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  • [–] 1 point 9 months ago

    Absolute chadness. Mistral is still lacking in knowledge and performance here and there, but is an absolute tank of an LLM. Built quite a few projects with it so far.

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  • [–] 6 points 1 year ago (2 children)

    Why do you need an app for everything? If the web version works, for literally ANYTHING, use it over the app.

    Most apps are HTML web hooks for the site anyway and are meant to add tracking telemetry and nothing more over what is provided by the fucking website.

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  • [–] 1 point 1 year ago

    Das Problem ist, dass es nicht bei 20 bleibt, weil in jedem scheiß Tool irgendwelche automatischen prompts gestellt werden, die man garnicht mitbekommt.

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  • [–] 4 points 1 year ago

    And it still fucks up one word in twenty. But... one word in fifty, for Italian? Damn, guess colleges should have stuck with Latin.

    Neopolitans still can't use it until they implement gesture recognition.

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