Invictus0

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by Invictus0 2mo ago
The elementary school built where a military facility was previously located...
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by Invictus0 2mo ago
stop those too
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by Invictus0 2mo ago
> For instance, a painter may insist on proper attribution of their painting, and in some instances may sue the owner of the physical painting for destroying the painting even if the owner of the painting lawfully owned it.[1] https:&#x
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by Invictus0 2mo ago
stop posting these on hn
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by Invictus0 3mo ago
this is just a software engineer's ego trying to protect itself in flowery language
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by Invictus0 3mo ago
One of the most annoying things about hacker news is these random hills it dies on. people like apps, they prefer the experiences they provide. not everyone wants to use vim to interact with the internet
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by Invictus0 3mo ago
they're calling this the most european comment ever
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by Invictus0 3mo ago
you are very smart
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by Invictus0 3mo ago
i havent written a line of code in months
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by Invictus0 3mo ago
gemini is a terrible model... my cat also can't scrape nitter, try using something with actual intelligence
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by Invictus0 3mo ago
blah blah blah YOU ARE GOING TO BE REPLACED
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by Invictus0 3mo ago
you're more likely to die from heat exhaustion as well, because you nincompoops still haven't figured out how to cool the air
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by Invictus0 3mo ago
I would rather die in a car crash than get nagged like this. Europe is the nanniest of nanny states, its inconceivable that people actually want to live like this.
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by Invictus0 3mo ago
is it somehow lost on you that you're commenting on a vc's website
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by Invictus0 3mo ago
s/ludicrous/lucrative
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by Invictus0 3mo ago
all of this is downstream of the author being unable to say "i'd prefer not to talk about this" don't be a milquetoast. assert your boundaries.
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by Invictus0 3mo ago
How are they going to detect the AI music?
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by Invictus0 3mo ago
Yes... computer chips are already export controlled
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by Invictus0 3mo ago
Are cyberweapons/cyberattacks "munitions"? if so, then isn't a machine capable of producing those munitions also itself a munition? I don't think you can put this down to "orange man bad" or "regulati
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by Invictus0 4mo ago
> Political operatives at the NIH passed around lists of words that grants weren’t allowed to use—in either applications or existing, funded projects. Well well well. If it isn't the pot meeting the kettle
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by Invictus0 4mo ago
Your own iamverysmart retort also fails to point out even a single issue with his actual argumentation.
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by Invictus0 4mo ago
A lot of the images in the article aren't actually that liminal. This stuff is maybe more liminal: https://x.com/PenguinWeb3/status/2063196355011424582?s=20
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by Invictus0 4mo ago
Get a grip! If you want to talk to a human then pickup the phone or go meet them in person
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by Invictus0 4mo ago
I am also traveling through Europe, currently in Budapest. Twice now in the last week, I have heard AI music being played through the speakers at restaurants.
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by Invictus0 5mo ago
you're just cheap
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by Invictus0 5mo ago
human resources (my voice and time) are far more valuable than the system resources. going to the cloud is absolutely worth it to prevent a typo
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by Invictus0 5mo ago
try wisprflow and then tell us it's good
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by Invictus0 5mo ago
Shows the pretentiousness of the twitterati more than anything else
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by Invictus0 5mo ago
This is silly. "It matches a 70 year old's muscle memory" should not be the sole test of good design; if it were, then we would be plugging mouses and keyboards into our phones.
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by Invictus0 5mo ago
Crazy that this basically inept attempt at making friends still got so much attention on HN lol

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