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> A spokesperson from the Information Commissioner's Office - the UK's data watchdog - told BBC News that firms should not discourage the use of AI in work. > The spokesperson added: "With AI offering people countless w
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This would be useful as a fingerprinting technique for corporate/government leakers.
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I think the actual story here is big corporations are laying off people to invest more in AI, rather than "replacing" programmers with AI. https://www.forbes.com/sites/jackkelly/2025/02/02/
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We gotta put AI Crypto in the Blockchain Metaverse!
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Oh boy. Resume driven development if I've ever seen it. Ugly "functions as HTML." Big binaries. This is going to be a nightmare to maintain and onboard new developers to. I get it, React is so very uncool and those ninja rock
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The LLM religious zealots here on HN are starting to annoy me.
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Ask HN: Browser scripts to keep yourself from getting distracted
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Hey, at least the NYC trains run 24 hours, so this situation would never happen if you're in NYC.
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The lack of cited sources makes me think so too.
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One thing I've always found incredibly annoying is the   character is not the same width as a space. It's slightly thinner.
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I'm more interested in piracy not being highly prosecuted than I am in Meta getting punished for this. I'm not trying to spend 20 years in jail for pirating a TV show.
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Saying "just quit social media" or something doesn't work. You have to have the mindset that you cannot control what happens in the vast majority of news stories. If the federal government does something I don't like, it
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AI writing code for you is a terrible way for a beginner to "make their own software." We've already had solutions to this for years, it's called jamming a bunch of plugins on to a Wordpress site so it roughly does what
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A good professional photo should always be taken with a smart phone.
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This is the spirit of Hacker News. Now this is hacking!
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I've been meaning to write a content algorithm where a random Wikipedia article is fetched, then calls the YouTube API to serve a video about the subject, and the algorithm learns based on how much you watch the video. But if anyone wa
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Oh, how nice it must be to complain about Slack. Try using Teams and you will never want to complain about Slack again.
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We're going to create SQL all over again, aren't we?
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This is the most Hacker News comment I've ever read.
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BTC doesn't work as legal tender since it's deflationary, has high fees, and is slow. Bukele got lucky gambling on BTC, perhaps now would be a good time to cash out.
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Can't forget Indonesia and Monaco!
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OpenAI
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Expected. OpenAI needs to manufacture a monopoly somehow!
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Use free stock photos instead. Your content will look less spammy.
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I think this is basically assigning values to the window object, similar to updating values in any object. e.g. const a = { b: 1 } console.log(a.b = 2); // logs 2
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This is the problem you will find with pretty much any subreddit, they are always filled with beginners. Drives me a little crazy.
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Now try it with a constant: console.log(const x = "hello"); Doesn't work.
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How is this better than Zapier?
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I suspect this prediction will never happen.
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For the average person? Sure. For someone trying to access region blocked content? No. For someone trying to torrent files? No. For someone trying to do... uh... hacker things? No. VPNs have their uses. The vast majority of people don'

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