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by deaux 7mo ago
Adherence to licenses is completely meaningless if it's a one-way street. The whole concept of them is based on reciprocality. Since there's zero chance a Russian court is going to hold up a Western entity's complaint about a
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by deaux 7mo ago
> Backing up a bit, I've long observed that a decent number of highly educated and intelligent folks tend to gravitate toward authoritarian politics. That's because, being smart and educated, they obviously know how everything
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by deaux 7mo ago
Completely irrelevant. > the entire fabric deteriorates quickly afterwards. It just disproves this entirely. China has been at it for decades, which entire fabric has detoriated? Have licenses been meaningless for decades because of the
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by deaux 7mo ago
China has been at this for centuries and is doing just fine. I can imagine Russia has too for a while and this in particular seems to have had very few negative consequences for them.
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by deaux 7mo ago
No, you see, this is impossible, as I've been taught here on HN by the wise elders over and over. As soon as a pristine codebase is tainted by even 1% of LLM-generated code, any chance at potential user value instantly disintegrates.
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by deaux 7mo ago
Riot Games around 2014(?) had the most profitable (non-mobile?) game in the world with an infamously horrific codebase, even by game standards.
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by deaux 7mo ago
> The average person cannot realistically exist in a digital vacuum This alone is enough to see that regulation is what is needed. It's completely crooked that the average person is forced to maintain good standing with a single par
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by deaux 7mo ago
> We need to get the Epstein class out of government at all levels Okay, I'll assume you're serious about it. If so, the only real way you can contribute this is by 1. Voting for anyone running on this platform at any chance yo
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by deaux 7mo ago
Zero and zero?
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by deaux 7mo ago
I wonder if anyone has hacked it (in the "Hacker News" sense of hack) so that the above keyboard can be used in an external casing, without inserting it into the Macbook body. I'd pay a lot of money for that. The Magic Keyboa
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by deaux 7mo ago
In much - probably most - of the world Twitter never got any mainstream popularity, all of them fall into the potential demographic.
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by deaux 7mo ago
> The lawsuit won't do anything, the employees at Meta are happy with all of that and Meta does not care. Correct, which is why my comment gets downvoted and these posts get mass upvotes and comments: it makes the legions of (ex-)FA
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by deaux 7mo ago
Being "open" about it or not doesn't matter. In a sense it's even worse if they're less upfront about it. Larry Elisson, Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg are cut from the exact same cloth. It's beyond doubt.
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by deaux 7mo ago
We could just overcome the tens of billions shoved into our faces aimed at undermining it and brainwashing us, and choose that the system is of the people? The deck is so unbelievably stacked against it. Another thing: many people hav e bee
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by deaux 7mo ago
You're not aware of Noem killing her dog by shooting it in the face, lining up three horses and shooting them, while being proud of it all?
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by deaux 7mo ago
No. Paying yes, ID no.
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by deaux 7mo ago
Sure, Europe should absolutely be saying no to Palantir. However > A powerful company enables genocide in Gaza, helps ICE separate families, and fuels Trump’s war with Iran So does Google, so does Meta, so does Oracle. What do you think
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by deaux 7mo ago
> Google's latest concession makes the sideloading controversy a big nothingburger Ah yes, having to now send in a government ID to publish apps on the Play Store is a "big nothingburger". Kindly piss off, megacorp bootlic
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by deaux 7mo ago
104 points huh? HNers really love 100% LLM-written slop nowadays, it seems. Kudos on getting through to the end. Or maybe the explanation is that nearly no one actually read it, that seems the more likely one.
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by deaux 7mo ago
It's completely trivial when you compare it to livestock agriculture's water usage (and even more trivial when looking at overall environmental damage), yet mysteriously 99% of people clamoring against GenAI's water usage hav
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by deaux 7mo ago
> Meta has to know that millenials and younger are giving up on their platforms, they have endless internal data showing it, right? Do you have a source for that? I don't think it's true when looking at global Meta numbers acro
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by deaux 7mo ago
> Palantir is powered entirely by Claude "Microsoft is powered entirely by OpenAI" because a single one of their things uses it. No it isn't.
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by deaux 7mo ago
> Fun fact: Palantir is powered entirely by Claude Haha what, OpenAI has been in bed with them and their models used by them since before Anthropic was even a thing. Claude will just have been picked because they considered it the strong
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by deaux 7mo ago
It will keep being true. A few months ago the bar was Sonnet 4.0 performance. Literally just a few months ago. Now we have open weights models that reach that level.
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by deaux 7mo ago
Not GP, but yes and yes.
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by deaux 7mo ago
They have an even much bigger monopoly position on the tablet market.
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by deaux 7mo ago
> Just shown me a new killer app from the app store that is coded by AI and isn’t an AI app itself. Goalposts. Show me a new killer app in general. If you look at the App Store rankings it's led by the likes of TikTok. Don't
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by deaux 7mo ago
Yes and no [0]. There's no chance I'm the only one. And no, it's not a chatbot or automation tool or anything else that's "selling shovels", it's an end product. I've had multiple people reach out to
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by deaux 7mo ago
Your supposed connection of country-level economic situation and happiness reminds me of this great comment: "I can't stand the conflation of "satisfied" and "happy." It's insane. There is more happiness i
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by deaux 7mo ago
> There are no new and useful apps made with AI - apps that contribute to productivity of the economy as whole. This is flat-earther level. It's like an environmentalist saying that nothing made with fossil fuels contributes to prod

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