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by ch_fr 11mo ago
If you are allowed to speak on this, I'd like to know, are the reasons Canva is so adamantly refusing to consider a Linux build purely technical (like, a "we have to rebuilt its entire foundations"-kind of refactor)?
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by ch_fr 11mo ago
I was very surprised by this move, because the whole lingo while they were teasing it was giving me much worse vibes than what this ended up being about. I paid for V1, paid again after they released V2 even though I was on Linux which they
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by ch_fr 1y ago
> How are my photos stored? >> We store the photos generated by the Roc Camera on IPFS (by default). We'll have more information on this soon, so check back for more details in the future. > How do I get my photos off the c
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by ch_fr 1y ago
I highly recommend checking out the postman forum for posts about the scratchpad being removed, it's a fascinating and frustrating read. It would be so much faster and easier for the postman reps to just shut down the conversation. And
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by ch_fr 1y ago
Last line before you edited your reply was: > P.s.: Noticed how when people buy the template the number on the landing page increases? Its real. I did notice, so am I to believe that in the writing of my comment (less than an hour ago),
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by ch_fr 1y ago
Hello, please be aware that your publication history is visible on hackernews: > Show HN: I built an AI that gives expert-backed blood test insights in seconds (bloodinsightai.com) [1] You're free to make whatever kind of project yo
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by ch_fr 1y ago
And I agree that 150k is dialing the slider a bit too high compared to an individual's offense, happy to meet you at the middle there.
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by ch_fr 1y ago
I mean, it's not crazy talk, you frame it as crazy but this difference in treatment is fairly normal. If punitive damages were limited to what an individual person could manage, they would hardly ever be "punitive" for corpor
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by ch_fr 1y ago
Don't talk about strawmanning when paragraph 2 doesn't describe any argument I've been making. The similarity IS an argument you've advanced. The person you're arguing with does exist and Disney + other bad actors A
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by ch_fr 1y ago
So true! I too think the average person is basically indistinguishable from anthropic.
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by ch_fr 1y ago
The inconsistency you're talking about is only based on the premise that LLMs and humans are "basically the same thing and thus should be treated the exact same way in this kind of situation". But I don't really see why
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by ch_fr 1y ago
That's a nice suggestion but also an overdone one. I've seen this "epic own" as much as you've probably seen anti-ai "epic owns" (I need to spend less time looking at AI discourse). It's yet another t
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by ch_fr 1y ago
Dunno if I need to comment on the first point since "will AI be able to Uber itself" is talked to death by zitron, and if we're disagreeing on their ability to turn a profit later on, then talking it out isn't gonna chan
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by ch_fr 1y ago
In the grand scheme of things, I guess it's good to have an impact, even an indirect one, but come on, we're talking about human beings here. Even if someone were to do it out of sheer passion without a care for financial gains, I
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by ch_fr 1y ago
On a more human level, I think it's bleak that someone who makes a blog just to share stuff for fun is going to have most of his traffic be scrapers that distill, distort, and reheat whatever he's writing before serving it to pote
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by ch_fr 1y ago
I mean, it did happen, don't you remember in March when SourceHut had outages because their most expensive endpoints were being spammed by scrapers? Don't you remember the reason Anubis even came to be? It really wasn't that
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by ch_fr 1y ago
You'll be fine. Some people want you to never use it, others want you to give it a try right now... but generative AI is not a stock, you'll be free to experiment tomorrow, or in a week, or in a year.
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by ch_fr 1y ago
Yeah, the term "breached" was a very poor choice, because it sounds like "this was breached recently" instead of telling "the database could be seen by anyone ever since the app's conception, and it only came t
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by ch_fr 1y ago
What a nasty dismissal, "he's not a tech guy anyways, he could never understand anything surrounding AI". Quoting the end of the article ad verbatim: > And remember that you, as a regular person, can understand all of this
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by ch_fr 1y ago
I hope Ed Zitron will keep saying that the biggest AI companies in the world are not making any profit for as long as the biggest AI companies in the world are not making any profit. I find that fact alone a bit alarming. You don't nee
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by ch_fr 1y ago
A quick glance at your other comments shows that your account seems to be purpose-built to come up with the most inflammatory response every single time, you might very well just be a chatgpt prompt.
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by ch_fr 1y ago
Ed Zitron's writing is inflamatory, but his points are extremely easy to grasp. I always find those reads very therapeutic, as looking at too much genAI discussion can make it seem like I'm the crazy one. GenAI has all of the medi
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by ch_fr 1y ago
Probably would have been a more fitting comment for https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44399494
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by ch_fr 1y ago
Be it opt-in or not, I don't like that Meta is comfortable enough to even suggest it. Even when putting AI out of the equation, this is still one more of Meta's repeated attempts at breaking out of mobile app encapsulation (see t
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Autograph, the promise for motion graphics on Linux, discontinued overnight(cinelinux.com)
3 points by ch_fr 1y ago|0 comments