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601.
by croes 5mo ago
A good example why fake images are bad. Do you want to make it easier for the next Stalin?
602.
by croes 5mo ago
Examples?
603.
by croes 5mo ago
So we get ad flooded useless AIs?
604.
by croes 5mo ago
Those who use Slack and Twitter and now X? If GIMP would create profit they could call it dogshit and the same people would visit the Shit-Con for business news
605.
by croes 5mo ago
Who takes people seriously who judge something by its name instead if it’s functions?
606.
by croes 5mo ago
I guess he wouldn’t have thought much of social media either
607.
by croes 5mo ago
It comes from the result 4*5 = 12 is either wrong or base 18
608.
by croes 5mo ago
> If you multiply in base 18, the answer to 4 times 5 is 20, which is written "12" (one eighteen plus two). In base 21, the answer to 4 times 6 is 24, written "13" (one twenty-one plus three). The pattern continues. I
609.
by croes 5mo ago
> And no, private army or some bunker on Hawaii is not going to save them I guess that’s the point where they disagree. Bad for all when they find out the truth
610.
by croes 5mo ago
Aah, I guess the first comment put me on the wrong track
611.
by croes 5mo ago
Where? Those AI utopias they proclaim don’t fit with capitalism.
612.
by croes 5mo ago
France is just an example of strike possibilities. It’s ridiculous to blame unions in Germany where things like political strikes are not allowed … because a former Nazi judge said so.
613.
by croes 5mo ago
Health care and construction have high demand but the wages raises aren’t that high, sometimes even lower than inflation
614.
by croes 5mo ago
Shame on the workers who want their share from the work they did, poor shareholders, all their hard work for nothing. /s Unions in Germany have less power than in France for instance. The rights to strike are more restrictive
615.
by croes 5mo ago
And what happens with high demand and low supply? Strangely the wages don’t rise as one would expect. And companies are picky, they want a perfect fit for their position including the work processes and programs. Delusional.
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Refactor: Reduce usage of unsafe across Bun Rust codebase ;)(github.com)
2 points by croes 5mo ago|0 comments
617.
by croes 5mo ago
Your thinking is based on your experience with code that’s why you do the thinking and not your customers and managers. You lose some ideas of thinking if AI does all the coding unless you study that code. But that’s still different to crea
618.
by croes 5mo ago
That’s nothing new. That’s just the art scene already ridiculed in the movie Interstate 60 with James Marsden and Gary Oldman and from 2002 https://youtu.be/HHwI37hkWfM?si=iFsWo3M5oSjLgE2F
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Veteran network architect proposes IPv8 – to improve IPv4, not leapfrog v6(theregister.com)
4 points by croes 5mo ago|0 comments
620.
by croes 6mo ago
Just because they got worse doesn’t mean they were good. The reason why it’s worse now is that automation of the scammers got better, it was more of a manual job back then.
621.
by croes 6mo ago
Show me any platform that successfully prevented scam.
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Diable 4: COW LEVEL FOUND [video](youtube.com)
1 points by croes 6mo ago|0 comments
623.
by croes 6mo ago
We both know they harvest the data and still they are too cheap to pay for the SMS
624.
TanStack NPM Packages Compromised in Ongoing Mini Shai-Hulud Supply-Chain Attack(socket.dev)
2 points by croes 6mo ago|1 comments
625.
by croes 6mo ago
To enter their phone number because you sent an SMS to them. So if there are any costs for sending this SMS it’s on you.
626.
Chris Hohn's hedge fund slashes $8B MS stake in warning over AI disruption(ft.com)
7 points by croes 6mo ago|1 comments
627.
by croes 6mo ago
So did the situation change to the better? If not, why should he stop?
628.
by croes 6mo ago
Let’s start with the smartphones of politicians.
629.
by croes 6mo ago
Unlikely if the task gets inaccurately transmitted.
630.
by croes 6mo ago
Confusing working with stable. To keep the brick layer metaphor, let’s wait for the tornado

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