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by bakugo 6mo ago
Of course it's just marketing, but that doesn't mean it's above criticism, especially when it's shoved so hard down our throats. "Please stop talking about the thing we can't stop talking about"
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by bakugo 6mo ago
> Thunderbird is revenue positive Is that why I'm met with a splash screen asking me to donate every time I start Thunderbird? Is this another Wikipedia situation?
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by bakugo 6mo ago
> On the other hand, code produced with AI and reviewed by humans can be perfectly good, maintainable, and indistinguishable from regular old code. I have yet to see a single example of this. The way you make AI generated code good and m
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by bakugo 6mo ago
Looks like OP forgot to remind Claude not to make any mistakes.
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by bakugo 6mo ago
"Stylistic writing" that just happens to perfectly match Claude's current default codeslopped output style, and the exact same style as the majority of posts that have made it onto the front page of HN in recent months. Just
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by bakugo 6mo ago
*This comment sponsored by Anthropic
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by bakugo 6mo ago
Blackblaze's personal backup solution is a mess in general. The client is clearly a giant pile of spaghetti code and I've had numerous issues with it, trying to figure out and change which files it does and doesn't backup is
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by bakugo 6mo ago
This won't fix the AI slop problem. If anything, it will make it worse. Vibe coders are far more likely to be willing to pay to submit their games, because just like their $200/mo AI subscription, they see it as a necessary expens
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by bakugo 6mo ago
I can't find any repository, either, but the package is listed as MIT-licensed and includes source maps, so I assume it will be published soon.
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by bakugo 6mo ago
Sadly, it won't accomplish anything. La Liga seems to have enough political power in the country to bury all of that. Probably bribing everyone involved.
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by bakugo 6mo ago
The website has a language selector on the right just below the initial screen, just FYI.
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by bakugo 6mo ago
This is your regular friendly reminder that these subscriptions do not entitle you to any specific amount of usage. That "5x" is utterly meaningless because you don't know what it's 5x of. This is by design, of course. A
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by bakugo 6mo ago
Yes, it was. Recent Claudes absolutely love to spam an endless stream of very short sentences like this.
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by bakugo 6mo ago
Yes, but GTA5 leaked a decade after its release. Rockstar didn't really suffer any significant damage from it. If 6 leaks before release, though, that's a completely different story. I can imagine them actually paying a ransom if
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by bakugo 6mo ago
It's a perfectly understandable response to what is essentially just corporate damage control. I'd be pissed too if I was in their position. They've been ignoring the issue for over a year, yet it somehow took them only 4 hou
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by bakugo 6mo ago
DOGE itself is related to technology, but the posts about it often aren't. The ones that at least pretend to invite some sort of tech-related discussion in the comments generally do well.
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by bakugo 6mo ago
Sorry but no. I don't care what inflated numbers Meta brags about after redirecting random people from Instagram and counting that as an "active user", Threads is so utterly irrelevant that I literally forget it exists for mo
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by bakugo 6mo ago
Posts about US politics that have nothing to do with technology and are otherwise uninteresting get flagged because HN is not the place for that. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html > Off-Topic: Most stories
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by bakugo 6mo ago
Citing low engagement numbers as a reason for leaving while continuing to maintain an active Threads account is the opposite of honest.
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by bakugo 6mo ago
Agreed. The fact that their Threads account[0] is still active (remember that site? yeah, me neither, I had forgotten it existed until I saw it linked on eff.org's socials page) makes it clear that the opening statement about "the
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by bakugo 6mo ago
Does your Librem 5 run banking apps, though?
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by bakugo 6mo ago
Well, that's kinda the problem, isn't it? Even after being erroneously charged and ghosted by their non-existent support for a month, you'll still happily keep paying for their services. If most people think like you, why ind
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by bakugo 6mo ago
What happens when there are no more devices that allow for that use case? This is already pretty much the case for phones, it's only a matter of time until Microsoft catches up.
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by bakugo 6mo ago
...and then some essential software you need to run detects that and refuses to run. See where the problem is here?
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by bakugo 6mo ago
We wouldn't need any personal AI detection algorithm flags if the authors simply stated up front that their content is AI generated. But they won't do that, because deep down they feel shameful about it (as they should).
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by bakugo 6mo ago
> Claude Mythos Preview’s large increase in capabilities has led us to decide not to make it generally available. Absolutely genius move from Anthropic here. This is clearly their GPT-4.5, probably 5x+ the size of their best current mode
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by bakugo 6mo ago
What other CDNs even have decent free tiers besides Cloudflare?
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by bakugo 6mo ago
The site guidelines were written pre-AI and stop making sense when you add AI-generated content into the equation. Consider that by submitting AI generated content for humans to read, the statement you're making is "I did not cons
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by bakugo 6mo ago
If the content was interesting, the author would've written about it himself. By asking AI to write the article for you, you're asserting that the subject matter is not interesting enough to be worth your time to write, so why wou
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by bakugo 7mo ago
> What are we doing here? Trying to get rich quick. That's all this really is. When your goal is to just make as much money as possible in the shortest amount of time, code quality doesn't matter because not only will your prod

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