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by ____mr____ 3mo ago
You can inject "secret sauce" through your domain knowledge or life experience. You could vibe code the "tedium" out of your app with little to no care about it using AI while paying close attention to the critical asp
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by ____mr____ 3mo ago
The meaningful difference is that you will not experience EOS if (when) anthropic/openai/etc fails to become profitable and is no longer subsidized by capital funding. While "vibe-coded" apps do help lots of people who d
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by ____mr____ 5mo ago
> This is not intended to stigmatize any specific industry, but rather to capture a snapshot of public opinion. Some industries may appear harmless at first glance, while their broader societal impact is often overlooked. This is so funn
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by ____mr____ 5mo ago
> subsequent arXiv submissions must first be accepted at a reputable peer-reviewed venue. Isn't the whole point of arxiv to be somewhere you post your low-reviewed/unpublished/prepublished papers? doesnt this somewhat def
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by ____mr____ 5mo ago
Every now and then someone in software communities brings this up and while I hate christians but use sqlite regardless because it's not that big of a deal that it's maintainers are christians, I do find it weird how this rarely g
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by ____mr____ 5mo ago
she*
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by ____mr____ 5mo ago
Its so silly to see people actually believe the EU is a real sovereign body. The only thing unifying various nationalists within the EU is Americas dominance in the global market and their opposition to it. An EU freed from American (and Ch
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by ____mr____ 5mo ago
> It is worth noting that despite all this cheap sovereignty talk from Brazil’s president, in practice Brazil would not be able to operate Pix at that scale without heavily relying on American hyperscalers companies. > American compan
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by ____mr____ 9mo ago
Yes, this is the real problem when USians and Europeans complain about FOSS/OS safety. They understand deeply that the FOSS system is an extension of US soft power using the tech sector and any indication that the existence of FOSS is
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by ____mr____ 9mo ago
AI sycophancy is a real issue and having an AI affirm the user in all/most cases has already led to a murder-suicide[0]. If we want AI chatbots to be "reasonable" conversation participants or even something you can bounce ide
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by ____mr____ 10mo ago
> Stripe customer ID and payment method ID Wouldnt this information allow for the authorities to just go to Stripe and ask the relevant information there? Sure, you don't store exact personally identifying info, but you store a brea
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by ____mr____ 11mo ago
Theres a very cool video game about this called of the devil whose first episode is out on steam now and episode 2 is wishlistable
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by ____mr____ 1y ago
I am the only person in my 10 person team that prefers the cli for stuff like git and while the ratio was a little more balanced during my time at college, it was still skewed towards GUIs. I don't think its unreasonable to think that
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by ____mr____ 1y ago
Russia (supposedly) wants Ukraine because of the ever growing presence of NATO at its doorstep. EU aligning itself with BRICS would probably come with breaking away from NATO. However, I don't think this is the real reason Russia wants
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by ____mr____ 1y ago
Remember seeing the news of the nationalization a few days back and combined with the newly imposed limits on mineral exports towards the US it feels like the EU will finally have to fully decide if their allegiance will lie with China (BRI
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by ____mr____ 1y ago
This not similar at all. A singular CEO refusing to be ousted is not the same as workers rebelling against foreign nation nationalizing your company for geopolitical reasons.
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by ____mr____ 1y ago
It was probably included as a motive for Andre to keep unauthorized access
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by ____mr____ 1y ago
And what happens when political actors capitalize on the things that divide you? What makes people vote against their own economical interest for the sake of preventing transgender care being passed or abortions becoming illegal?
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by ____mr____ 1y ago
1) Despite the quite liberal lobbying laws the US seems to have, corruption is still rampant and illegal donations continue. Cracking down on lobbying would probably remove some of the money in lobbying but not all of it. Points 2-5 are all
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by ____mr____ 1y ago
AI companies don't have a plausible path to productivity because they are trying to create a market while model is not scalable unlike different services that have done this in the past. (DoorDash, Uber, Neftlix etc.)
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by ____mr____ 1y ago
> They might replace the bottom of the barrel of social media posting (hello cute puppy videos) Lay off. Only respite I get from this hell world is cute Rottweiler videos
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by ____mr____ 1y ago
Most AI firms have not shown a path toward profitability
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by ____mr____ 1y ago
If the tech is here to stay, my question is: how and why? The how: The projects for the new data centers and servers housing this tech are incredibly expensive to build and maintain. These also jack up the price of electricity in the neighb
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by ____mr____ 1y ago
I don't even understand how photos are less invasive of privacy. I try not to be too weird about it, but overall I dislike getting photos taken of me. Why should I put up with that if I want to participate in a hobby?
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by ____mr____ 1y ago
I wondered the same thing and apparently China, India, Brazil and Turkey outrank Spain in exportation of quartz, it was just the authors decision to go with Spain (probably because it was an example of a direct line from quarry to furnace?)
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by ____mr____ 1y ago
> “Flock unlawfully made data collected within Evanston and the State of Illinois available to federal agencies,” Ruggie wrote, referencing the findings of Giannoulias’ audit. “This is not a procedural error; it is an intentional and una
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by ____mr____ 1y ago
How is swift an abomination? I liked it a lot in my short time with it.
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by ____mr____ 1y ago
This has been my experience as well. All code that doesn't need a UI feels good to write, but as soon as you try to make anything that doesn't run in the console you are met with so much boilerplate and bad tooling that I start dr
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by ____mr____ 1y ago
I'm not sure I completely understand what you are saying. You start your original comment by asking what makes Turks non white which I answered, and from what I understand you believe that choosing to participate in a culture from the
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by ____mr____ 1y ago
Not really, racists often include ethnic features such as hair texture or even nose shape within their criteria for racial exclusion. While in certain cultural contexts Turks may be read as white, within Europe there is a history of excludi

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