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by deaux 8mo ago
Yes it has, in a way that goes directly against HN guidelines. The page title is "Meta’s AI Smart Glasses and Data Privacy Concerns: Workers Say “We See Everything”".
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by deaux 8mo ago
Why was the title changed from "The workers behind Meta’s smart glasses can see everything" to "A hidden workforce behind Meta’s new smart glasses"? It doesn't go against any guidelines: > Please don't do th
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by deaux 8mo ago
Your phrasing just didn't match your point. > I have something really priceless and rare, complete luxury of choice, and 99% of people don't People working at Meta are almost without exception, people who have more luxury of ch
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by deaux 8mo ago
> It's a real trade-off though and I'm thankful for any feedback, including this one. Feedback: If your app is going to use 10GB of storage, tell the user in advance and give them a one-click way to remove it. Just basic manner
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by deaux 8mo ago
"Studies underscore cocaine's significant impact on Colombia's economy" Snort another line while you're at it.
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by deaux 8mo ago
> I think they (and even Apple) are going to get a walloping from mostly ceding the education market to chromebooks. I think this is an Americentric view. As far as I can tell, the mass adoption of Chromebooks for education is just the U
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by deaux 8mo ago
> why are they abandoning their strongest exclusives (Windows, Office) They're abandoning the consumer versions of these, not the enterprise versions. The consumer versions are the competitive market, where they're competing ag
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by deaux 8mo ago
Of course they have a choice, just like you do. You're making excuses for them that they don't need. They're actively choosing the "work at Meta and maintain lifestyle" rather than "don't work at Meta and
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by deaux 8mo ago
Streaming someone live to Meta, potentially the most evil company in the world (not "per employee" but by "damage done per day") without their permission, especially in a place where this is not at a expected - like an o
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by deaux 8mo ago
They shouldn't be divided, they should (wo)man up and say the thing they well know out loud: the harms to society are not worth it, the societal consequences of Meta being in control of this are severe and will, as always, hurt the wea
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by deaux 8mo ago
IME, zero. None of them require things like this for the web interface or terminal CLI. And if you want to use the API? OpenAI requires full identity documentation upload and potentially selfies sending to Persona (the exact thing Discord w
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by deaux 8mo ago
Thank you! That helped me understand. Hobbies that you regularly do, and an LLM is continuously helpful for, benefiting from memory. Personally, I would still be wary of the black box aspect -not knowing what it does remember and what it do
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by deaux 8mo ago
The reply about knowledge about their job and familt made me think. The only thing I can now think of is using it as a personal therapist. Or asking how to approach their kids. And they're a bit embarrassed about it, because it's
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by deaux 8mo ago
I get that those are the things that go into memory. What I don't get is what kind of prompt your job and kids are useful information for. Especially on the regular.
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by deaux 8mo ago
Big projects should have a lot of nested AGENTS.md files, it's inconvenient and they simply need to add support for the universal standard as everyone else has done rather than being a weird holdout like IE6.
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by deaux 8mo ago
Now that would make it easier for Codex users to switch indeed! This seems like the best timing for it they're ever gonna get, and worth the ultra tiny loss of marketing value their "CLAUDE.md" naming provides. For the Anthro
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by deaux 8mo ago
Do you have example prompts where this would be usual? Why would you want an LLM to know your favorite type of cheese? Now that I say that, I guess if you use it for recipes then it's useful if it remembers things like dietary restrict
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by deaux 8mo ago
GDPR applies to entities outside the borders of the territory, yet most of the world doesn't give a shit.
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by deaux 8mo ago
This entire concept doesn't exist in much of the world. The incredible prevalence of intramural sports, and the seriousness of it, at all kinds of age groups is a very US phenomenon. Let alone random neighborhood people coaching teams.
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by deaux 8mo ago
> Btw, the other finding worth mentioning is that people consistently predict that free time and relaxation will make them happier, then report the opposite. Would like to hear more about this. Both for myself and from what I've see
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by deaux 8mo ago
> You know those bullshit leadership positions we all had in high school and college? Like how you were “VP of Operations” for some club, and all you did was order pizza? This does a great job at teaching those who didn't grow up in
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by deaux 8mo ago
Lies. > In an interview with Politico in 2023, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said that "In the last 15 years, Israel did everything to downgrade the Palestinian Authority and to boost Hamas." He continued saying &qu
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by deaux 8mo ago
Unfortunately the article is wrong, the OpenAI deal relents on exactly what Anthropic wouldn't. The OpenAI deal is "you can do anything that's 'legal'". This is the same as "zero restrictions", in th
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by deaux 8mo ago
> Considering how Israel had to raze entire cities to beat 'Hamas' They didn't, they just had to stop funding them, as Hamas has been funded by Israel.
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by deaux 8mo ago
Between those currently in power, and those whose current leader (as senator minority leader).. is a known cheerleader of wars with Iran.
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by deaux 8mo ago
That, combined with extreme short-termism and unbridled optimism. All three probably having a similar root cause. And we see this across the board. A canonical one that remains prevalent: "If only people would've come out and vote
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by deaux 8mo ago
I like the idea. Despise the sovereignwashing of Amazon and Azure "EU cloud". You can't be including those as providers and at the same time appeal to the audience of "EURouter". You need to choose. The frontpage be
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by deaux 8mo ago
> We live in a capitalist economy. We live in a multifaceted (are we allowed to use that word again? I think 2026 models have stopped using it) economy. > That is the society we have built Maybe you have, I sure haven't. Luckily
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by deaux 8mo ago
It accomplishes the goal of diverting attention away from the recent revelations of a pedophile ring among the elites having operated from a private island for decades, with current US president and serial rapist Trump being best friends w
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by deaux 8mo ago
He'd definitely off himself in a bunker, in line with his great idol.

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