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Piracy Operator Goes from Jail to Getting Hired by a Tech Unicorn in a Month(torrentfreak.com)
91 points by askl 1y ago|50 comments
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by askl 1y ago
That's a parody account to promote the next season of silicon valley, right?
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More tip jars appear at Japanese restaurants(soranews24.com)
2 points by askl 1y ago|0 comments
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by askl 1y ago
Did that gauge even make sense? If you're already a heavy user of AI tools, you've seen or used previous generations already. So it's just a gradual improvement, nothing to get excited about. Just like smartphones have been i
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by askl 1y ago
But think of all the 0 legitimate use cases for this technology.
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by askl 1y ago
Quite confusing name. I was hoping this was something about Adobe flash.
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by askl 1y ago
That's a really heartwarming story. Thanks.
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by askl 1y ago
Do people outside the HN audience exist that are using MCP servers?
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by askl 1y ago
True, but "more health than doom scrolling" is like saying "more healthy than shooting yourself in the foot".
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by askl 1y ago
They are a great little project to procrastinate from doing something useful.
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by askl 1y ago
Your could take your CT scanner to the store to look at the cells.
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by askl 1y ago
Is "Duolingo for X" supposed to be a good thing? Duolingo is just another mobile game, but pretending to be a learning app.
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by askl 1y ago
> and all that will be left for many an ad/media agency are a bunch of ghouls in suits that last touched Photoshop one and a half decades ago and sales teams. AI killing the ad industry sounds great and I fully support it.
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The Worldcoin Scam Just Got Worse [video](youtube.com)
4 points by askl 1y ago|0 comments
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by askl 1y ago
The stated intend would be scamming people I guess? What would be the other ways inconsistent with that?
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by askl 1y ago
> Is there a simple non-humanoid automation I'm missing? Yeah, just hire someone to do that for you. It will probably cost far less than " quite a bit of money".
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by askl 1y ago
And package dropboxes also exist. Not every problem needs to be solved by humanoid robots. (Almost no problem needs to be solved by humanoid robots actually)
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by askl 1y ago
But on the other hand, apple seems to be the only company unable to get rid of that ugly huge notch. Everyone else improved on that years ago.
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by askl 1y ago
You can do that easily. You just have to give more money to apple to buy the case and attachable battery pack.
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by askl 1y ago
Why would you need a dedicated graphics card in a server? Usually you wouldn't even have a monitor connected.
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by askl 1y ago
Elon Musk: When you order Steve Jobs on Temu.
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Debian GNU/Hurd 2025 released(debian.org)
24 points by askl 1y ago|0 comments
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by askl 1y ago
Or slop with some plum aroma added. Seems like a good analogy.
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by askl 1y ago
Put more slop on Spotify hoping it will generate some amount of revenue.
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by askl 1y ago
If you mass-publish chatgpt generated books on amazon it might be pretty useful.
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by askl 1y ago
Apple: When Aesthetics Beat Function
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Tech Bros Invented Trains (Again) [video](youtube.com)
5 points by askl 1y ago|1 comments
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by askl 1y ago
I hear this advice but there's one point I don't understand. Aren't you still owing the company money for the subscription? Couldn't they just continue providing the service and just send you a overdue notice and try col
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SFrame-based stack unwinding for the kernel(lwn.net)
3 points by askl 1y ago|0 comments
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by askl 1y ago
The demo looks like a mediocre solution looking for a problem. I can order toothpaste without an LLM faster and more reliably.

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