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by broken-kebab 2mo ago
You either jumped to express your opinion without reading previous comments, or you are not being honest, cause it's not about "all billionaires good" claim
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by broken-kebab 2mo ago
I suppose, the most naive is the one who believes we can't read comments above, and see where it started, and who's trying to pivot. Btw, I opened the very first "scientific proof" you offered, and it happens to be a sto
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by broken-kebab 2mo ago
There's literally nothing in my previous commentary which "props up" anyone. The layoffs mention suggests that as someone who may lose job I must support anything said against billionaires whether correct or not. I sincerely
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by broken-kebab 2mo ago
I guess you don't observe those billionaires yourself. Is it possible the cartoonish image you assume to be obvious comes through media channels and your societal bubble layers?
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by broken-kebab 2mo ago
A range is not a dichotomy (just a nerdy note). Apparently, you're so mad at me. I'm just not sure why. You can contribute to HN being nicer place by just answering what is written, really.
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by broken-kebab 2mo ago
There are two extremes though. On one side people who feel immediately offended if they believe they are served LLM-made something. On other people deeply hurt when anybody notices LLM work, and pretending it's impossible to say. I sup
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by broken-kebab 2mo ago
'Slop' is a word about quality, like in 'AI slop' - a low quality code generated with LLM. Did OP managed to achieve reasonable quality notwithstanding the speed? I don't know yet, but unless you can point to someth
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by broken-kebab 2mo ago
Speleology aside, just a few days ago in one of HN discussions I was told LLM-produced content is already indistinguishable from human-made. But I'm sure I would have pretty good chances to correctly guess even the exact brand which he
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by broken-kebab 2mo ago
Most people don't bake their own bread even if it's more approachable, and cheaper then vibecoding. Bread is just a recipe one may say. But in modern times have we ever witnessed disappearance of specialization? I don't think
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by broken-kebab 2mo ago
I have my doubts about this. Brands are a about reputation, and reputation strongly affects responsibility when business decisions are made. If a manager decides to vibecode a solution which eventually fails, said manager will be punished.
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by broken-kebab 2mo ago
And "available information" translates to "the sources I trust provide information that ..." I guess you don't get the comparison cause cell towers aren't controversial anymore since they are a usual part of la
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by broken-kebab 2mo ago
>problem with conspiracy theories is not that they're based on a lack of trust, but that they're not rational. Rationality isn't some sort of absolute parameter, it's determined wrt available information. And with inf
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by broken-kebab 2mo ago
"We can't trust them" is the foundation of practically every conspiracy theory, though, from times immemorial. I remember people protesting against cell towers, and it was exactly what their arguments were built around: &quot
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by broken-kebab 2mo ago
This whole story is built on one wrong assumption: that there are some clear rules defining calendar shifts. As the author discovers at the end this history differs in different countries, and what dates exist is not anymore easy to tell un
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by broken-kebab 2mo ago
Thanks, now I see. No, that's not how it works. If a legislation designates you as responsible, you can outsource compliance implementation, but not the responsibility itself. Banks can hire external companies to verify operations wrt
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by broken-kebab 2mo ago
Can you elaborate? I'm not sure I'm getting what is the point here. As I said, legal system rarely deals with 100%, it's not a requirement to make a law enforceable. Not telling the particular law is good or bad, just that &q
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by broken-kebab 2mo ago
I'd say that for now LLM-generated content is detectable, still at least. But anyway, "proven guilty" doesn't work as many people seem to believe. Often, if not most of the times, courts deal with cases with no full dire
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by broken-kebab 2mo ago
There's a difference, yes. How big it is isn't really relevant question cause its simply an unnecessary tax on visitors.
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by broken-kebab 2mo ago
I can't help but notice that for a documentation organization framework/method it failed to produce its own good documentation. There are repetitive bloated texts with unnecessary distractions and unenlightening illustrations. It
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by broken-kebab 3mo ago
I don't think this is the logic of the parent, and BASIC wasn't a non-developer PL at all. It was simplified but followed those days' programming practices, and one may say was closer to raw assembler than most today's h
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by broken-kebab 3mo ago
If offered something in return, I guess
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by broken-kebab 3mo ago
It's ok if parents won't care. It's a choice too.
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by broken-kebab 3mo ago
Flip sides on all of them look like they are taken from a random free vector illustrations archive.
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by broken-kebab 3mo ago
>but whenever something expresses its right to do or not do The problem (or the virtue?) of this comment is that it's impossible to decipher with which side it disagrees, and for what reason too. Cause both sides expressed their rig
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by broken-kebab 3mo ago
You are right in a laboratory way of let's-assume-perfect-adversary, and you're not in a how-it-really-works way. I simply have my own RL exp in a bad repressive country on this topic, and my claim that e.g. hidden volume works mo
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by broken-kebab 3mo ago
What's the theory behind this idea? Why would I want to read it like this?
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by broken-kebab 3mo ago
You are describing monetization quality, not content quality. Printing has its moat, yes, which better protects it from copying, and process of consuming from interruptions, and creates payment in advance situation. Printing houses produce
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by broken-kebab 3mo ago
>Nobody's "reading the internet" anymore Even as hyperbole it's too extreme.
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by broken-kebab 3mo ago
Let's not overdramatize, though. I'm not in need, or even in mood to talk to fellow humans every minute, so time spent with a clanker is not necessary taken from my human relations budget
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by broken-kebab 3mo ago
The phenomenon of mostly democratic elections installing the next authoritarianism is not unknown. And Morsi was clearly not a democrat. You are comparing multi-year overall aid with one-year specifically military assistance which is not ho

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