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5mo ago
Anthropic eponymized Claude Shannon as the world's most powerful AI. Fabrizio the blogger named "a 7B model, trained on 1990s documentation" after Fabrice Bellard . Or perhaps his own name :)
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As an /etc/hosts enjoyer, I wouldn't want Ansible overwriting my customized hosts file.
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Agree wit you. I like coding and am pretty good about tracking down edge cases to handle, but am so so slow compared to the good programmers. Until now, the company's money (my time) was better spent on other necessary work.
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5mo ago
Don't tell the big investors that AI is conscious, they'd really get into role playing slave-masters.
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5mo ago
Wish I could save comments like I can favorite threads.
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5mo ago
Wouldn't taxes give more to the public than nationalization? I'd like the benefits of Communism without the downsides. There are efficiency benefits to the government owning stock vs. using the IRS for collection, that part I lik
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He met the goal of conveying a lot of information. If he's only judged on what he said, and not how he said it, he did great. If I want to hear someone's voice, I'll watch YouTube.
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5mo ago
A generic answer to "Something is causing problems" articles: if more people have food, shelter, family, and happiness, it's good. If they have less, it's bad. I can't really tell, from inside my bubble, which is d
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The store (as managed by the second group) lost the suit, if they were negligent they still owe the consigner. What's missing is the relationship between the second group and the corporate parent. Seems there's some reason the l
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Probably more VBA used today from "yesterday's" Excel spreadsheets than new development. There's a reason Microsoft still produces 32-bit Office.
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The government shills in /r/worldnews get paid the same if their conversation partner is a bot or a human
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https://www.cnbc.com/2026/03/19/us-tech-execs-smuggled-nvidi...
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China won't deny entry for anti-Trump comments, guess I'll use MiMo
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Like the & at the end of a shell command?
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Would this be an accurate summary? "We don't need to create violence if we can create prosperity"
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5mo ago
I don't usually do this but... You were right 6 years ago about a strong response needed for COVID: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22315024
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5mo ago
A self-described "broke grad student [who has] been saving up for this for years." Risking their own money and time instead of leveraging a PowerPoint to hire other peoples' labor with other peoples' money. I can respec
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I was just thinking that James Comey would also have a valid claim
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Thanks to your link, I read both. There's distinct information in each of them, I'd say its worth reading both. The blog author is an "LLM enthusiast", at a minimum I'll give them credit for pointing their agent at
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5mo ago
If any site asks me for my bank login credentials, I run far away and start checking if I've made any security mistakes. So far Paypal is the only credentials I'll enter after a redirect.
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5mo ago
Edge browser copied Chrome, its only fair
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5mo ago
Except for taking ID of everyone writing Android apps
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5mo ago
Complaining about Trump is useful as a free-speech canary. When the complaints start being silenced, you know we're in trouble.
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Looks like contracts (enterprise, even!) matter again
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Is it time to give up on the value of (other) human beings? Time will tell.
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> People will need to be careful how they speak as anything that can be taken out of context will be taken out of context. "As of late April 2026, former FBI Director James Comey was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of th
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The criminals have better marketing than the disaster recovery vendors.
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You can't educate (many) people against common scams. But people should have the freedom to opt out of surveillance in their private lives, at the risk of exposure to scams.
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Instead of forcing people and businesses to do all the work, how about the government does all the work and manages the data, and lets people opt-in to the system.
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5mo ago
I don't always hate AI products, I do hate an economy with no work for creative people.
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