Razengan

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by Razengan 3mo ago
How would the scammer communicate with you? Phone? The network could spot sources exhibiting robocall patterns. AI could analyze live conversations and warn the recipient on certain patterns. Instant messaging? There's spam and abuse s
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Again, AI can also be the solution. Just like the guns vs guns argument yeah? Chinese models are going to keep getting stronger. Maybe the Free World™ should increase their people's access to and education about AI too.
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Why not use AI to detect and avoid scams? As if people weren't scamming before AI, with the billions of dollars seized from the Chinese scam dungeons in Cambodia [0] where they had kidnapped people and tied them to computers (includi
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> If you know where to look everything is available somewhere. Until CPUs only run "approved" operating systems → mandatory age verification == government ID required to use any OS in a non-crippled form → browsers refusing t
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Our kids are going to be so fucked..
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It's amazing how a handful of people can cause the deaths and suffering of millions.. throughout history. What the fuck is wrong with the human species and its tendency for self-destructive leader-worship??
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by Razengan 3mo ago
The Spectrum, along with the C64, NES, SNES, etc is still on my to-do list of catching up with computing/gaming history by devving some games for the platforms that started it all ;")
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by Razengan 3mo ago
It's more likely that we're seeing the limitations of discrete/digital binary computing architectures, and this will speed up the birth of new or the resurgence of hitherto-"exotic" architectures, like ternary, anal
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> You can literally rewrite Obj-C code verbatim in Swift and it will work. It took a while to get there. They didn't have native Swift APIs for some things like URIs etc until later.
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P.S. Re: AI, I don't mean outright generating entire apps from a single sentence (except for conversions of private tools), but using AI to navigate Apple's obtuse documentation and edge-case APIs, i.e. "how to do this"
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> If your kitchen knife kept changing shape, weight, and edge, you’d have to relearn it every time; that’s a hard tool to build trust in. On the other hand, if you hire a cook, then all you need to know is English (or whatever language
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by Razengan 3mo ago
How does this apply to shit like not being able to delete your past messages from a Discord server if you get banned from it?
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by Razengan 3mo ago
How does the EU plan to remain relevant in tech between the US and China? Bet on CERN developing affordable antimatter production?
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by Razengan 3mo ago
Tracker music and 1990s video game music needs to make a comeback in general. Why is game music so boring and same-sounding nowadays? That damn wannabe-Hollywood-bug with the faux-orchestras and shit. Just listen to this: https:/&#x2F
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by Razengan 3mo ago
That's actually why I jumped from Windows to Mac in the first place! My first Apple purchase was an iPad I got for my aunt, and I loved how streamlined yet powerful it was so I installed a VM on Windows to dabble in iOS development, an
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> With AI coding... SwiftUI lost its edge/advantage On the contrary, I think AI has made it EASIER to approach SwiftUI now, because AI makes up for SwiftUI's biggest weaknesses: the many ways of doing everything, Apple's
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by Razengan 3mo ago
WPF was stamped out by lack of dogfooding = inability to inspire confidence, and then Microsoft spazzing out with that clusterfuck that was the Windows 8 "Metro" bullshit. Back when I wanted WPF to succeed, Microsoft was barely us
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by Razengan 3mo ago
I fell in love with SwiftUI the day it was announced, but as a solo dev I still haven't been able to make a full app with it yet, mostly because of the lack of documentation, and the gaps where you still need to drop down to AppKit&#x2
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Oh fuck, we're gonna kill them too now aren't we
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Why are phones still so fucking far behind in the dark ages?? Instant messaging solved all this shit 700 years ago! Let each number act as an "account" on the phone network/company, just like IM accounts, each with its list o
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by Razengan 3mo ago
My eyes went to the domain name first...
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by Razengan 3mo ago
Discovered thanks to the Steamed Hams parody Steamlyannaya Hamonika: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVmw3ZhdzEs
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Me too! It's actually tiring! In a good way I've mostly only used Codex for reviews, for Godot/GDScript code, and it helped me catch bugs that would've taken me ages to even notice on my own; games be tricky like that. C
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Well they posted on a public forum and it wasn't a rude question or anything, in fact it's one of the hottest topics in the zeitgeist and here we have one of the people near the center of it. Right on the HN frontpage near this po
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Isn't their tech powered by portable black holes?
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"Just following orders" is how some of the worst shit in human history went down. They're literally CREATING the tech and tools and you're saying don't even question them about potential and proven misuse?? lol They
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We all know sexbots will be the real killer app
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What are you doing to prevent abuses by governments, corporations and militaries? (non snarky question) How much of this technology is going to benefit and uplift the Common Peasant and how is going to be used for increasing surveillance an
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So, just like humans?
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Parroting that mantra is how we got here. And there's no sign of improvement on the horizon, only the tightening of the noose.

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