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by deaux 5mo ago
Funny, that's indeed their argument, but it's quite easy to point to the billions of people with families and mortgages who don't work at Google. Of course the Googlers flagged me for touching a nerve, as is par for the cours
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by deaux 5mo ago
"Technical" isn't really what I meant in the first place. It's about convenience/UX. Lots of OSS has been technically great but very lacking in that part, understandably. The prime recent example of this is gamers.
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by deaux 5mo ago
At least Moonshot (Kimi) says in the ToS that they train on your prompts when using their paid API.
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by deaux 5mo ago
It's less work than 10 years ago. So many much more mature alternatives.
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by deaux 5mo ago
> C suite and founders You missed "VC backed" in front of "founders". Most founders are good people.
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by deaux 5mo ago
Then your business is entirely screwed anyway because you've just lost half the market At least to me it sounded very much like they were talking about mobile.
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by deaux 6mo ago
> If society has a problem with that, then maybe it should start demonstrating it by making examples out of all those sociopaths instead of turning the other way and quietly profiting from it while the nobodies seethe impotently about th
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by deaux 6mo ago
> Doubt. You don't become truly wealthy without doing what sociopathic CEOs do on a daily basis. Society actively rewards that stuff, and it's only getting worse with time. I'm sorry but this is really basic reading skills
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by deaux 6mo ago
Which is why the quoted part above it said "I want to live a good life, and provide for my family.", which billions of people do indeed.
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by deaux 6mo ago
> Lots of very plain-looking things work as trademarks. Some obvious examples: AAA, BBB, Target, Just Do It. These are plain-looking, but none of them are descriptive. Target isn't a target, it's a discount store. If they'
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by deaux 6mo ago
Yes. Or well, not really, I know so. It was AI slop about an event that ended up happening. I can create 15 AI slop articles today about likely future events.
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by deaux 6mo ago
> we aren't just outsourcing the hosting Like you've outsourced this comment to an LLM. Incredible that this isn't flagged/dead yet despite so many replies.
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by deaux 6mo ago
> It's always interesting seeing how HN reacts to AI CX (as someone who works in this space). Yes, the tech savvy crowd loves to say how they always ask for a human and love old school phone trees in reality 50-80% of callers come i
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by deaux 6mo ago
> In very, very broad US-centric* strokes: Using a mark in trade is enough to establish a defensible trademark. Isn't that only if it's something that would actually qualify for a trademark? For example, "Car Shop" or
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by deaux 6mo ago
I've learnt more, and more quickly, with LLMs than before them. Not syntax, no. Bash and Powershell are syntex. But tradeoffs, concepts, understanding new domains I didn't know about.
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by deaux 6mo ago
Panasonic has a big US battery plant.
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by deaux 6mo ago
And how incredibly beneficial that has been to society at large, oh boy. Definitely something we need more of!
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by deaux 6mo ago
> We shouldn't import foreign DRM, our critical infrastructure should not utilize foreign-hosted or proprietary IoT, and we should invest in local manufacturing utilizing automation. How have you still not learned? By god Europe&#x2
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by deaux 6mo ago
Is it acceptable on HN to just treat it as your personal substack SEO booster? Because that's what this is, as the profile reveals.
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by deaux 6mo ago
> Isn't this a solution to that though as the delivery would otherwise be made by a human in a car. No, it does the direct opposite. It makes it worse for humans to walk. It actually makes it better for non-delivery humans to take
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by deaux 6mo ago
That's fine, just know that you permanently forfeit any right to complain about others doing things for personal gain that indirectly harm yourself. > I want to live a good life, and provide for my family. This is a lie you're
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by deaux 6mo ago
Wholesale accepting all of the stock Opus colors is certainly a choice.
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by deaux 6mo ago
You're making completely unfounded assumptions about me. I use Chinese models myself.
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by deaux 6mo ago
I think Google, and likely Anthropic, indeed do honor the settings chosen by the user. For Google in particular it'd be very surprising if they didn't. That's also why both do everything they can to trick users into allowing
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by deaux 6mo ago
In the first case MS is giving part of Github itself away for free.
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by deaux 6mo ago
GitHub is free.
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by deaux 6mo ago
This is 100% true. Every person I know - and I know a lot of them because I'm one of them myself - who already seriously cared about the environment pre-AI, including making personal sacrifices for it, doesn't place outsized impor
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by deaux 6mo ago
Private jets already exists. Your new EV still doesn't. Adding more emissions on top of what private jets are using is not going to help. We can prevent the new EVs. Scale matters, and you're completely ignoring it. A single hambu
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by deaux 6mo ago
The latest one available for serverless inference looks to be from 8 months (Deepseek v3.1), which is an eternity and far behind.
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by deaux 6mo ago
Every single post on here about Flock should put in the title (YC S17). > City Learns Flock (YC S17) Accessed Cameras in Children's Gymnastics Room as a Sales Demo

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