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Sure, as long as they don’t have any moral concerns about society’s support for billionaires.
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What kind of idiot do you have to be to use Cursor in 2026?
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That’s just an assertion. Why is that the “true” definition?
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It’s hard to take an article seriously that starts out admitting an earlier troll. This is clearly a person that’s more interested in engagement than content.
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3mo ago
It’s artificial, it’s general, and it’s intelligence. The people who believe “AGI” is an important and unattained goal need to start coining and defining their terms better.
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3mo ago
> Hacker News is no longer a web site of an elite. It was always mainly a website for employees of an elite.
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“If there's a Nazi at the table and ten other people sitting there talking to him, you got a table with eleven Nazis.” You’re telling me there are a lot of Nazis we’re going to have to deal with. No problem, we’ve done it before, we’ll
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> I want the best version of everything. The highest quality version. The uncensored version. The uncompressed version. The lossless version. The DRM-free version. The best version. Basically the same greed that every billionaire has, ju
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American ultracapitalism seems to be approaching its final stages. That end can’t come quickly enough. If China helps speed it along, that’s a good thing for all of humanity.
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It’s much more likely to be based on your advertising-based profile. Advertisers all already know your age range. That’s part of what makes it clear that the measures they’re trying to introduce are intended for other purposes.
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3mo ago
Propagate?
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Everything you describe is an argument for not trying to bake age verification in at a lower level - because all of those issues will become everyone’s problem, whether or not they’re parents, except they won’t be able to “turn off age rati
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> or scanning your passport You’re not helping.
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> When buying a device, store employee could program user's age range. Big Brother would like to hire you. This is the kind of idea I only expect to hear from a politician or a grandparent that has difficulty unlocking their iphone.
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Why are you skeptical on point 1? For anything more complex than standard static type checking[ ], they're almost certainly correct. [ ] or, say, Haskell-level type checking. Which admittedly, AWS is not doing.
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I would not be even slightly surprised if it were larger.
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Excuuuuuse me, I believe that should be to-dos.
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I have a proof that shows that most of what you put on your todo list, you won't do. Please let me know where I should collect my Nobel Prize.
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3mo ago
Not to mention that 24 hours isn't a realistic amount of time to grow anything. If it were, you wouldn't need venture funding or startup incubators. You could just start making money from day one.
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That doesn't work with humans, why would you expect it to work with AI models?
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> These giant files of doom were being generated by humans anyway Right, I've never seen an agent produce code anywhere near as bad as some of the human-generated code that I've worked on. And, if your agent is producing huge f
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> That's just a way to offload problems to other projects. The 21st century version of signing someone up for spam email.
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I enjoyed this quote from the article, which concisely summarizes the first part of the above comment: > “website isn’t airplane!!!”
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> similar to how we can answer "python" to that question when the question is about general programming An ironic claim in the context of formal methods.
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> And yes, messing about with skills is the new messing around with setup. I’ve been watching this play out at work. The people messing about with skills are invariably the people who have least impact on the actual shipping product. I s
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Zoning laws and jurisdiction, perhaps.
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At that rate, it would take me a mere 15 days to generate the number of tokens I typically use in a day. "Yes, I'm using AI to speed up development. I'll submit that PR in two weeks time!"
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Commercial competition has always had a dark forest character - disclosing trade secrets can lead to loss of competitive edge and in the worst case, like the dark forest, death of the company. (Not saying that's how it should be, but t
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OpenAI and Anthropic are identified in the article and study as top publishers of AI research papers.
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No. The attack vector has changed to a different attack vector. In English, the word "the" in "the attack vector has shifted" is a definite article that refers to a single attack vector. If your car breaks down and you
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