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by BiteCode_dev 3mo ago
You are exactly the too good to realize all the problems you solve profile from the article.
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by BiteCode_dev 3mo ago
Maybe ES' companies gave they a contract stating they assume all the risks and take not a cent unless they succeed, including reparation on failure, just to win the market.
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by BiteCode_dev 3mo ago
Yep, see also "lies, damn lies, and feedback on arch linux": https://www.bitecode.dev/p/lies-damn-lies-and-feedback-on-ar...
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by BiteCode_dev 3mo ago
I think your title is as mature as people using $ in microsoft name in the 9O's. And I'm pretty anti microsoft, don't like google, and hate having AI shoved everywhere. But this is lazy, and doesn't help debating the tec
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by BiteCode_dev 3mo ago
Yes, espacially exotic tld. I have a ".email" domain name, and I get 2 to 3 instances a year of either rejected forms, or sneakier, just confirmation email that never come until I use a .com address.
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by BiteCode_dev 4mo ago
I refused an interview from google in 2010ish, because it was already dubious with all the tracking and advertising they were doing, as well as the rising censorship. So if you decided to go in 2017 with all that happened since, your moral
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by BiteCode_dev 4mo ago
The AI voice is annoying, the content is as personal a a vanilla yogurt but the animation is clear.
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by BiteCode_dev 4mo ago
A Canadian friend brought me back 2 bottles of local maple syrup as a gift. Ok, I'm a pretentious Frenchman when it comes to food and I do think most North Americans have no idea how real food tastes. But that stuff, I didn't know
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by BiteCode_dev 4mo ago
Social credit score affects all your actions as a citizen, and can restrict your liberty as a citizen. E.G: a cop don't like you because you sleep with his sister, they charge you on false pretense, and now your internet is more restri
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by BiteCode_dev 4mo ago
I'm not American, and my answer solely focuses on the fact the social credit score is the most dystopian thing ever created by modern dictatorship. Which is an answer to guy saying people idealize china these days, thanks to effective
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by BiteCode_dev 4mo ago
Not social credit score, this is something different.
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by BiteCode_dev 4mo ago
I'm not American. And the discussion is about the credit score system. We were discussing cancer, and instead of talking about it, you tried to avoid saying bad things about it and answered "isn't diabetes bad as well?".
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by BiteCode_dev 4mo ago
They are probably people, paid for it. The comment are too well made. But also some are just real people from HN that are the worst kind of dumb : uneducated but smart, so they think their opinion is valid. This is where the "history a
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by BiteCode_dev 4mo ago
No, the social credit system can restrict your basic freedom, including the freedom of moving, without a judge being involved. The fact you are casually talking about it is infuriating. It's like taking about the yellow star and stay &
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by BiteCode_dev 4mo ago
Feels like its the same poeple saying locked down OS stores are great because security and chrome engine in all browser is fantastic because then everything is standardized. But worse because here we are talking deep human topics. Such long
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by BiteCode_dev 4mo ago
That's how the new 1927 starts. It will be in the history books.
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by BiteCode_dev 4mo ago
First, let's acknowledge that when the actions of some people lead to endangering a human life, it's natural to be angry about it. Personally, when anger is justified, I feel more comfortable with people who clearly and openly exp
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by BiteCode_dev 4mo ago
Until they learn to do that. So cat and mouse. So nothing new.
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by BiteCode_dev 4mo ago
If you know happy rich people that don't have a job, you got your counter example, and one is enough. I do. People usually need to have a purpose, but it doesn't need to be a job.
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by BiteCode_dev 4mo ago
That's a different issue than OP's superlative claims and is something we as a society need to be working on. But it's not AI related, it's true every time the eich and powerful privatize benefits while making the costs
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by BiteCode_dev 4mo ago
I still haven't seen anybody demonstrating we have to do such thing. We do have to spent a bit of each for any new tech advancement, but the alarmist, disproportionate claim you make is really not helping. ArcelorMittal Dunkirk rolling
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by BiteCode_dev 4mo ago
7 litters...
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by BiteCode_dev 4mo ago
It's actually fantastic for job interviews. Use that trick with my clients when asked to review candidates.
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by BiteCode_dev 4mo ago
Note that 3.15 is not released yet. It will come out in 4 months
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by BiteCode_dev 4mo ago
I think the opposite. Automation and scale made it possible to cheaply influence way more people. Information bubbles mean people are more convinced than ever. Before you had one big influencer, usually the state, manipulating the news of y
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by BiteCode_dev 4mo ago
Maybe as often, the laws is just a pretext for this little nuget. They innovate for once, not using terrorists or pedophiles, nobody checked.
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by BiteCode_dev 5mo ago
True, but none of the action of Meta under his direction points to having changed in any way. If anything, he doubled down.
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by BiteCode_dev 5mo ago
Yes. But there are things you say as a young person that are revealing of core personality traits. Most people would just not say that.
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by BiteCode_dev 5mo ago
You have much less control over what the government does than choosing your job. I have rejected job offers from both facebook and google. If FAANGS want you, you have the choice of employers. And you chose.
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by BiteCode_dev 5mo ago
Meta is a scourge of a company. You literally work for a guy who, talking about the user data he dubiously acquired, that said "they trust me, dumb fucks". It's hard to feel sorry for workers who chose that road, the writing

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