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by bakugo 7mo ago
For context, they recently increased the prices of the game's cosmetics significantly to, and I quote, "help pay the bills" [1]. Apparently, that wasn't enough, and the billions of dollars in revenue the game makes every
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by bakugo 7mo ago
Attackers trying to stifle discussion, they did the same for trivy: https://github.com/aquasecurity/trivy/discussions/10420
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by bakugo 7mo ago
> Craft-lovers and make-it-go people sat next to each other, shipped the same products, looked indistinguishable. The motivation behind the work was invisible because the process was identical. I do not agree with this assertion and I do
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by bakugo 7mo ago
That's kind of the point - encouraging people to post genuine thoughts that they otherwise wouldn't because of the fear that they might suffer for it later. Sure, it doesn't always encourage the most well thought-out comments
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by bakugo 7mo ago
Some of them were likely already compromised before these incidents, here's one of the accounts near the top making malicious commits to its own repository before the first hack: https://github.com/Hancie123/mero_h
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by bakugo 7mo ago
Show me an example then. I want to see an example of quality software that makes heavy use of AI generated code (as in, basically written entirely by AI similar to OpenCode), led by developer(s) who care deeply about software quality but st
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by bakugo 7mo ago
> AI can be used to do either fast releases or well designed code I have yet to actually see a single example of the latter, though. OpenCode isn't an isolated case - every project with heavy AI involvement that I've personally
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by bakugo 7mo ago
> and select a drive to wipe You are vastly overestimating the percentage of the population that knows what a "drive" is. Not saying that's a good thing, but it's the reality.
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by bakugo 7mo ago
Isn't this pretty much the standard across projects that make heavy use of AI code generation? Using AI to generate all your code only really makes sense if you prioritize shipping features as fast as possible over the quality, stabili
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by bakugo 7mo ago
It wouldn't be regardless, because the model is open weights, not open source. It's just a license.
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by bakugo 7mo ago
> they must be losing so much money on each Claude Code subscriber that if a million people all said "we're switching" they just wouldn't care. You're looking at it completely wrong. Claude Code is Anthropic&#x27
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by bakugo 7mo ago
Steam stats aren't particularly meaningful in this context, because MacOS is largely unusable for gaming due to not being able to run most games. Valve themselves have given up on supporting their games on Mac, likely due to the total
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by bakugo 7mo ago
They don't need any actual written law behind their actions, all they need is money. What are you gonna do, fight them in court? Good luck with that, especially against a company directly associated with the US government and Palantir.
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by bakugo 7mo ago
You're not making a program. You're managing the AI that is making a program. You're a manager, maybe a designer or architect too, but not a programmer. These are well defined roles that existed well before AI. You don't
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by bakugo 7mo ago
False equivalence. x86 assembly is a programming language, C is a programming language, Javascript is a programming language. English is NOT a programming language. If it was, you wouldn't need "AI" to convert English into a
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by bakugo 7mo ago
> But that's not programming because its a natural-language conversation? Correct. Programming is writing code. You are not writing code, therefore you are not programming. I don't understand what's so complicated about th
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by bakugo 7mo ago
Sounds like you just don't like programming. And that's okay! It's okay to not like things. But "I love programming now that I don't do any programming" is an utterly nonsensical statement. Please stop and refl
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by bakugo 7mo ago
> Going to McDonalds made me realize that the reason I love cooking isn't the actual cooking itself. Being able to order a food at McDonalds and getting it without doing anything myself is the best part about cooking! Now that I onl
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by bakugo 7mo ago
It's interesting because of the stark contrast against the claims you often see right here on HN about how Opus is literally AGI
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by bakugo 8mo ago
Account created 1 day ago, only talks about AI, "Building AI × Web3 products". Expect to see a lot of these types of accounts now that Show HN is restricted for brand new ones.
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by bakugo 8mo ago
Odds are it would harm real discussions more than it would harm bot spam. The bots exist for a reason, usually to covertly advertise a product, and by themselves already cost money to run. Someone looking to astroturf their AI B2B SaaS woul
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by bakugo 8mo ago
This 3-year old meme video is becoming more and more relevant by the day: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gGLvg0n-uY
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by bakugo 8mo ago
The problem is, even if you do send an email and the mods eventually read it and take action, by the time that happens, it's likely that bunch of users will have already wasted their time unknowingly arguing with a bot. In my view, com
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by bakugo 8mo ago
The fact that several users posted genuine replies to this obvious bot account is proof that this rule will likely go mostly unenforced. The average person is seemingly unable to notice they're reading slop, no matter how obvious it is
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by bakugo 8mo ago
You're absolutely right! Accusing other users of being AI isn't just unhelpful—it's actively detrimental to discussion. I'd love to hear others' thoughts regarding ways in which we can encourage legitimate human dia
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by bakugo 8mo ago
I agree that Opus almost definitely isn't anywhere near that big, but AWS throughput might not be a great way to measure model size. According to OpenRouter, AWS serves the latest Opus and Sonnet at roughly the same speed. It's li
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by bakugo 8mo ago
GPT-4 was likely much larger than any of the SOTA models we have today, at least in terms of active parameters. Sparse models are the new standard, and the price drop that came with Opus 4.5 made it fairly obvious that Anthropic are not an
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by bakugo 8mo ago
I just went and read one of his recent posts at: https://simonwillison.net/2026/Mar/5/chardet/ The entire thing is just quotes and a retelling of events. The closest thing to a "take" I could f
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by bakugo 8mo ago
Almost all of his comments "just happen" to be LLM-adjacent. At some point it stops "just happening" and it becomes clear that certain people (or their AI bots) are frequenting discussion spaces for the sole purpose of s
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by bakugo 8mo ago
Has there ever been any other topic that was not only the subject of the majority of submissions, but also had a subset of users repeatedly butting into completely unrelated discussions to go "b-but what about <thing>? we need to

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