[frollo]

I'm happy to see that even people on HN, a space supposedly for tech-oriented people, have exactly zero clue about the difference between chatGPT, GPT itself and a generic LLM. But here you are pretending you know stuff while you try to lecture Europeans on what's best for us.

This place has become a parody of itself.

[obstacle3596]

The same way Europeans are always lecturing Americans on what's best for us, or different?

[manuelmoreale]

I come on this site to learn about new tech and to generally be informed about what’s going on in tech and tech adjacent topics.

Comments are usually great but I can’t help but notice that every time an article like this one is posted the discussion quickly degenerate into either a contest of who’s better at something between countries, which is completely idiotic, or a silly subtle flame war.

Goes to show that even in places where people are smart and can be nuanced, discussions that involve national identities are hard to handle.

Personally, I think it’s ok for different countries to deal with the same issues differently.

I’m fine with the US (or California if we’re being honest here) pushing for new technologies and being in the forefront.

And I’m fine with the EU being more considerate when it comes to their approach to pretty much everything. Everything has pros and cons.

I just find it interesting that no matter the platform, certain topics seems to always pull out the worst attitude in people.

[Woeps]

Truth be told, The EU-peeps where often correct ...