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by 5701652400 3mo ago
same story for blogs
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
really? did you even read T&C of that app? https://www.travelbound.co.uk/terms-and-conditions/
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
"I did not like the app and their service, so I am breaking the law because I am so smart"
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
I have nothing against AI blogs. Ideally it saves cost, so my AI does not need to waste compute to generate all that. We all likely have same models (Fable vs Sonnet vs Deepseek tiers of course) which produce same result for same input. So
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
And there is also TAI (Pure Earth Atomic Time), and GPST (GPS Time), Galileo Time (GST), BeiDou Time (BDT) — all strongly monotonic sequences of atomic seconds with different frozen offsets. All using weighted averages of different atomic c
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
Also, "which is a weighted average of hundreds of atomic clocks worldwide". Guess even for atomic seconds clocks may go at different speeds due to realitive effects. Really fascinating.
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
which one then?
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
hm, tbh for me Squarespace is the most professional and ad-free UI (compare to Godaddy, and others)
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UTC and Atomic Time(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by 5701652400 3mo ago|3 comments
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
Very interesting to learn that UTC is not purely atomic time, as in sequence of same-lengh seconds defined through atomic vibrations. But starting 2035 UTC will become such strongly monotonic sequence of atomic seconds. There is some beauty
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
squarespace is legit. GCP cloud domains are moved to them.
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
they are useless too. 99.99999% of normal people do not open terminal in their entire life nor do not even know what that is. get out and touch grass, friends.
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
blurring lines of definitions, I see. you can call a potato a freedom, if you wish. this is just counter-productive. arguing about definitions is dangeours slippery slope.
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
relatable. my AR apps (visionOS) are also in prototype/exploration/useless stage despite successful iOS/Android/web, pretty much like whole platform except few usecases like movies (wall-gardeneed). doing literally nothi
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
true to that. looks like AI took shortcuts and avoided real work and real hard problems. might as well just flip a random bits for cpu hours.
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
so it is not cross-platform? or all available platforms are... desktop. serious vibes of shortcuts and avoiding real hard work that brings real value.
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
cross-platform is overstatement. can I run it on Android? iOS? no? then 99.999999% of real world users cannot access it. and if it is desktop oly, what is the point? it is no better than web.
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
same here. API access + low price is why I am using Chinese models
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
no analysis. only based what I see in VSCode tool calls.
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
my point is: any talk of "freedom" when you are a corporate slave or living on government handouts is nonsense it is all wannabe lemon-stand freedom.
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
using them in VSCode all the time for months now. Qwen from Alibaba Cloud, Deepseek from deepseek.com. none of them upload entirety of codebase or even attempt to. in fact, opposite. Chinese AI seem to post-process heaviliy locally. they ar
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
exactly. looks like this is what they doing
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
there is difference between: A) leaking structured fully working complete set of files (full working recipe) that is not relevant to AI queries at all. B) adhoc random queries, bits and pieces, grep of chunks of random files and local bash
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
key point: Grok is not even using the files they upload. they send home entirety of codebase that they do not even use for user AI queries. and why use cloud AI for coding? how is this even a question in 2026? if you don't, you can&#x2
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
they are literally going after "creating everything app" and "everything business" (macrohard). they are litearlly ingesting and integrating your app/business into theirs.
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
will this endup in their "macrohard" (automate any business) project? will this endup in their "everything app"? guess you do not need to build "everything" yourself, when you can steal it.
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
more like it allows them to steal your trade secrets, app designs, internal business knowledge, or even just replicate whatever code/app/tool/process you had. what was your private code, becomes their code now.
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
haha so they just stealing entire codebases?
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
so 2027 was supposed to be singulariy? lol
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by 5701652400 3mo ago
+1 this 2027/2040 AI articles are devoid of real-world practical economic/finance thinking. nor even human psychology.

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