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DarmokTanagra
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2mo ago
vibe coded crawlers run by morally bankrupt trend chasers aren't going to be the most well engineered systems you come across.
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Most of these crawlers are probably AI generated in the first place, and AI generated code is garbage. Thats a good enough explanation in my opinion. Source: someone who reviews AI generated PR's on a daily basis
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2mo ago
Most Asian primates that I have encountered are omnivores, especially if you include insects and small reptiles/amphibians. Is that not the case in Central/South America?
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2mo ago
When you stop seeing it is when you know there is a real problem.
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2mo ago
Privileged workers are the ones who's employers are paying for AI while still keeping them employed in the first place. The end goal of every AI initiative is to lower headcount, if your employer is forcing AI usage you are digging you
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2mo ago
I just cleaned my cats litter box and that was cooler than AI. I have no idea how people can spend 40 hours a week interacting with those sycophantic random number generators, its like having the most annoying linkedin influencer you can im
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2mo ago
Spare me the dang cosplay. You can choose to rationalize the actions of fascists all you want, but the rest of the world is not obligated to respect you for it. In my country we have a word that roughly translates to “lackey to those in pow
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2mo ago
Nothing at all, I just think its a rather arbitrary distinction, especially when you consider heuristic methods like autocomplete that have been around for ages.
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2mo ago
Speaking as someone living in Asia who visits the US every year or so, you are falling more and more behind and I don’t see a way for you to catch up without a drastic societal reformation. The EV market alone should scare the average citiz
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So “create an express app boilerplate, make no mistakes” requires attribution but “npx express-generator myapp” does not? The bar for “writes code for you” is very low.
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Like "code generator IDE plugins". There are hundreds of them for just about every IDE you can think of. I can't tell if this is a serious question or not, but metaprogramming/generators are decades old concepts that hav
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2mo ago
code generator ide plugins have been around for a long long time
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2mo ago
skill issue
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2mo ago
The issue comments concerned about IP theft are deeply ironic.
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2mo ago
"EVE Online moves to Office 365"
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2mo ago
Franklin was a world class troll, a man ahead of his time in many ways.
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2mo ago
Just look it up, its a pretty well documented bit of trivia. The almanac itself is public record.
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2mo ago
I think you misunderstood what I meant by "Star Wars". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strategic_Defense_Initiative
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How funny will it be when the US economy collapses because of all the money poured into AI at the expense of pretty much everything else only for China to come out ahead anyways. Personally I hope this is China's "Star Wars"
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2mo ago
"Voting works, you just need to compromise your beliefs and pretend to be someone that hates everything you believe in to participate!" Hallmark of a healthy democracy.
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Good thing that there isn't a court in the United States that exists solely to make those kinds of distinctions and revise previous interpretations of the law in order to apply them to an evolving legal landscape. Flock cameras using f
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Someday soon we are going to have a rogue agent or "civilization" do real harm. When that happens I hope people wake up to the danger they face and hold these people accountable. Of all the people in the world that I can think of
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2mo ago
Carpenter v. United States and the supporting opinion written by John Roberts in 2018 reaffirms that ongoing electronic surveillance requires a search warrant and constitutes a violation of the 4th amendment. I don't live in the US, bu
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The term is "nationality", it describes a person's legal bond and citizenship tied to a specific country, usually gained by birth or naturalization. If you have never heard of that before then someone failed you during your e
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In American style representative democracy there certainly are places where voting is useless depending on your political affiliation.
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Nonsensical drum circle naivety. Go to some of the poorer parts of the world and live the life of a subsistence farmer for a while. There is a reason people move to cities, and it generally involves their children not starving to death.
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Humans weren't built at all.
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I'm sure they did. Buddhist's view everyday existence within samsara (the cycle of rebirth) as inherently marked by dissatisfaction, pain, and impermanence. Those kinds of beliefs reflect the lived reality of our ancestors.
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Do 84 year olds on life support count as representation?
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2mo ago
Just look at the companies YC invests in if you want clarification on HN’s AI stance.
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