Fervicus

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by Fervicus 8mo ago
> I don't think this ideology and investment strategy will survive this grift Big tech will be deemed "too big to fail" and will get a bail out. The tax payers will suffer.
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by Fervicus 8mo ago
What choice? There is no real choice when a democracy is based on money - campaign funding, "donations", lobbying, etc.
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by Fervicus 8mo ago
The mega rich and the rest of us.
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by Fervicus 8mo ago
If AI becomes good at doing that and fixing bugs, then sure. But there is no evidence pointing towards that as of now. Mostly only slop.
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by Fervicus 8mo ago
It's all so tiring isn't it? It's become a meme, but everyday more and more, I yearn for living in the middle of nowhere, unplugged, with just my friends and family around. Very unrealistic, but still.
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by Fervicus 8mo ago
> If you're the type of programmer who thinks of yourself as just a programmer, and take pride in your secure code, ability to optimize functions and algorithms, you're exactly the kind of programmer AI will replace. Hard disa
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by Fervicus 8mo ago
Warcraft 3 was so good. Sucks that there never was any worthy successor.
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by Fervicus 8mo ago
They intend to normalize requiring ID to use certain websites. How fast will we go from "it's fine as long as they do zero knowledge verification" to most websites on the internet requiring some government ID proof?
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by Fervicus 8mo ago
Same EU that wants to ban encryption?
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by Fervicus 8mo ago
Quite interesting how these countries are doing this one after another - Australia, France, and now Finland.
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by Fervicus 8mo ago
If the code is indeed not AI generated, then that's great. But the AI generated readme is not doing the reputation of the project any favors. Also, as others have mentioned, I would definitely want to see a screenshot of a tool like th
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by Fervicus 8mo ago
Governments just want to normalize ID verification for using online platforms. Children's safety is always the go-to cry for assimilating more power.
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by Fervicus 8mo ago
I've traveled all over Europe and North America and have taken a lot of trains. Not once did I have to remove my shoe, scan my baggage, or had any kind of liquid restrictions.
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by Fervicus 8mo ago
But we don't have intense security checks at concerts, trains, or at marathon events as a result, do we?
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by Fervicus 8mo ago
And to make some people richer.
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by Fervicus 8mo ago
How many man hours and how much money have we wasted over security theater at airports? Has it been a worthwhile trade off?
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by Fervicus 8mo ago
If you think there is no grift here, then maybe it's your first hype bubble.
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by Fervicus 8mo ago
LLMs writing code, and then LLMs reviewing the code. And when customers run into a problem with the buggy slop you just churned out, they can talk to a LLM chat bot. Isn't it just swell?
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by Fervicus 8mo ago
How many non developers were going to look at that? They knew exactly what they were doing by saying that.
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by Fervicus 8mo ago
So grifting is okay, just because someday the grift might come true?
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by Fervicus 8mo ago
> These are tools Just like your manager.
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Canada Computers online card skimmer(old.reddit.com)
4 points by Fervicus 8mo ago|0 comments
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by Fervicus 9mo ago
I must have missed that, thanks. I did build it recently, and yes it wasn't complicated, but it took ages.
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by Fervicus 9mo ago
I haven't been keeping track on servo's progress too much, but I was pleasantly surprised. I was able to download and run it without having to worry about building it. It already supports multiple tabs. It was able to load HN and
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by Fervicus 9mo ago
My point still stands. How many non tech people do you know that will switch to a Librem Phone? Or know it even exists? Or will muck around with Waydroid? And eventually we might not even have a choice to switch banks.
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by Fervicus 9mo ago
I thought I was pretty clear when I said "force users to use their app". It's a trend more and more banks have started following.
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by Fervicus 9mo ago
> I think the Ray Ban partnership is consistent with their shift away from the metaverse. The grandiose visions are put on ice, while they shift towards a fashion-accessory with a camera and audio. So that people can film me at all times
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by Fervicus 9mo ago
Technically true, sure. Let me rephrase it to "iPhone and Android being the only 2 real choices when it comes to phones". My definition of real here would be that 1) non tech people should have heard about it and 2) when institu
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by Fervicus 9mo ago
Call me a pessimist, but I don't agree with this blog post at all. The author's views seems a bit biased and narrow based on their social circle perhaps. > VR is no longer experimental Till it has practical everyday uses and is
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Nushell 0.110.0(nushell.sh)
6 points by Fervicus 9mo ago|0 comments

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