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claaams
2mo ago
ah, welcome fellow PG&E user
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claaams
3mo ago
Asking google to buy something you love in 2026 seems demented. They will destroy it. Do you actually hate alltrails? "This app with cool features would be much better if a soulless advertising Megacorp owned it"
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claaams
3mo ago
They should change the name to the environmental pillaging agency.
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claaams
3mo ago
I thought this was exaggerating but what happened to making art for arts sake. Nearly every time I hear or see AI art its extremely painful to me (with very few exceptions). I suppose it will get to the point of plastic surgery where the we
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claaams
3mo ago
Kill it with fire. Kalshi, polymarket, all of these gamble on the news platforms. Just end them all.
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claaams
3mo ago
Shark
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claaams
3mo ago
Hope things get better for you
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claaams
3mo ago
A big portion of the global economy is currently banking on LLMs being able to do everything.
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claaams
3mo ago
Super depressing stuff here.
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claaams
3mo ago
If they're willing to do this to their own employees that they pay and supposedly wanted to keep around, what are they willing to do with your data? What are they willing to do with the systems they connect to your systems? "Dumb
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3mo ago
He's saying output for 1M tokens on the latest models is $50 now when it used to be $2500.
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3mo ago
It's been like this for a long time and nothing has changed. In fact I would argue that consumer and citizen privacy has gotten much, much worse. It is extremely wishful thinking (in typical hackernews commenter fashion) that the "
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4mo ago
This is the realization I had too. We had a manager update a policy at our org. He just shit it out through AI. It had tons of mistakes, people who read it had questions. Not only did it have mistakes it was causing people to do things in a
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GitHub Compromised
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claaams
4mo ago
Github compromised and 3800 internal repos exposed.
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claaams
4mo ago
in a year or two when AI tool costs go from 5M per year to 15M per year...even then, maybe not.
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claaams
5mo ago
Yes
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5mo ago
grok, why are there slurs in my code?
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5mo ago
When your legislators fall (take bri...I mean are lobbied) for obvious grifts like "the hyperloop" our society won't progress. For the past 2 years I moved somewhere where I did not need to have a car or to drive for pretty m
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5mo ago
Or free education and universal healthcare and a better society. I would even take someone reanimating dinosaurs like jurassic park over this.
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claaams
6mo ago
No one can ruin microslops branding better than microslop.
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claaams
6mo ago
Much like their soc audits, her time at MIT was also incomplete. Still doesn’t stop them from cosplaying as a grad though!
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6mo ago
Remember when this admin used a Signal group chat to coordinate an operation against Houthi forces in Yemen and left in some journalists. Do you think he cares care whether he sent an email with his gov email on a gov device or if he sent i
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claaams
6mo ago
This doesn’t paint the entire picture. Suicide rates peaked in 1990 and then declined to its lowest point in 2007 from there the rates started rising again.
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6mo ago
The tech was fine/interesting for what it is. The product itself is awful and something from nightmares. It's not an enjoyable experience for me watching some uncanny valley slop. I'm not impressed with the "creativity&q
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6mo ago
Extrapolate this into a forever war where oil is increasingly expensive week after week.
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6mo ago
Will check back when there's AMD support.
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8mo ago
The benefit is to siphon US tax money into billionaire pockets. It's insanely obvious and this has been Musk's MO for like 15 years now. Hyperloop? That was a grift to stop public transit from expanding. Tesla robo-taxis? Still wa
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8mo ago
In a way, its kind of cool to see how robber barons work in real time in our generation. Its also insanely depressing as they will systematically enshittify and extract as much wealth from society as is possible.
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8mo ago
The billionaire who buys this will almost certainly not allow that kind of access. If its in a public archive its much easier to get that kind of access.
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