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by deaux 8mo ago
> It's frustrating. Sam Altman already has everything. He's a billionaire, he can buy literally anything he wants, he can live anywhere he wants, he can buy a brand new sports car every day just to blow it up, he can buy a new
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by deaux 8mo ago
Consider that "little" is very subjective here, I find it to offer more than enough.
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by deaux 8mo ago
All OpenAI employees during the board revolt that vouched for sama's return are personally responsible.
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by deaux 8mo ago
> See this chinese tech reviewer[1] being bullied by the government for putting a spotlight on chinese phone makers cheating about benchmarks. I'm not sure the US is at this point yet... Plenty of signs point towards this being a ca
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by deaux 8mo ago
Did everyone clap and Albert Einstein hand you a crisp $10 bill? You should use that to make the bet you mentioned! (The first half is obviously true, the second part isn't)
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by deaux 8mo ago
The usual suspects have stood up to it. Ben & Jerry's, Patagonia. In the former case it led to an illegal takeover by Unilever for which they're now being sued (or more accurately, the spinoff). Capgemini sold a US division ov
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by deaux 8mo ago
> Anthropic is not even close to too big to fail. Ironically, of all things Trump has done so far, closing Anthropic could set a new record for pissing off the highest number of people globally. Outside of HN with a group of dedicated
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by deaux 8mo ago
The software itself is bad enough, as a cherry on top the maintainers have a long history of astroturfing on Reddit to try and silence criticism. For a DB package . Come on man. Normally if maintainers do this they'll at least start w
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by deaux 8mo ago
Yeah that's the specific rounding/color/thickness combo, `rounded-lg bg-white border border-stone-200`.
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by deaux 8mo ago
Supreme irony: this website itself is a better exercise in showing what Claude Code uses than the data provided. Everything current Claude Code i.e. Opus 4.6 chooses by default for web is exactly what this linked blog uses. Jetbrains Mono
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by deaux 8mo ago
Going off on a bit of a tangent here.. > some patterns of speech are so recognizably LLM, i am convinced that the AI detection startups have a very strong chance to succeed on text. The problem for them is the market. Those who actually
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by deaux 8mo ago
You could work less hard and buy less things, spending the time and energy you save by working less hard on more enjoyable things than buying more stuff.
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by deaux 8mo ago
> But people don't actually care about the environment. They care about looking like they care about the environment, and sending industrial processes somewhere else. There is a difference. This is about as true as saying "But
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by deaux 8mo ago
> Or do you think article's author wrote this an an ad? He's a reputable academic who seems impressed with an AI tool he used and is honestly sharing his thoughts. Ghuntley used to be reputable on here, then the crypto money lo
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by deaux 8mo ago
> Japan is a big country which multiple companies I've worked for do business with, yet I've never had to take a training course about what I, not living or working in Japan, must do to comply with Japanese data protection law.
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by deaux 8mo ago
I'm not a native speaker and my level of AI recognition is higher than 99.999% of native speakers - and I'd be happy to be tested on it for proof. The biggest factor is simply how long you've been using LLMs to generate text,
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by deaux 8mo ago
The fact that according to this reply section most of HN can't tell means that predictably, all hope is lost and there's no point in writing anything by hand any more if you're in it for money/engagement. While writing t
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by deaux 8mo ago
The problem is Google explicitly stating that those API keys are not secret and should be public, which indeed was true until Gemini came around.
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by deaux 8mo ago
> Is the cause of Gaza or Israel bettered by this comment section? Absolutely the cause of Gaza has been bettered by the thousands of comment sections. Again, the US wouldn't have bought TikTok if it didn't. r/thedonald bo
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by deaux 8mo ago
Data sovereignty is almost the default in Korea and common in Japan. It has been a common idea there for decades, in fact there are laws about it. The big corps there were plenty familiar with the CLOUD Act and such many years ago when 99.9
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by deaux 8mo ago
No they don't? The whole article is about the fact that they're using a loophole. I just checked Zomato's Play Store page, it doesn't say it collects "other installed apps", which is what it should be saying. F
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by deaux 8mo ago
There's no chance in hell that he would because if there's one easy way to piss off the oligarchy it's to make their net worth plummet. And losing >20% of revenue in one fell swoop does just that. Europe remains a huge pro
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by deaux 8mo ago
Misleading title by Reuters. The title should be "US orders diplomats to fight _EU_ data sovereignty initiatives". Why? Because the US is far too pussy to fight the other countries that have such initiatives - some of them reachin
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by deaux 8mo ago
> sideloading If you care about the topic, which you seemingly do, stop using this doubleplusgood term.
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by deaux 8mo ago
https://peabee.substack.com/p/everyone-knows-what-apps-you-u... This has been going on for years, Google knows about it, and intentionally leaves it unfixed. > Out of 47 Indian apps I randomly analyzed, 31 of them u
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by deaux 8mo ago
> Its not automatic due to bot activity. It is from people actively suppressing stories that don't want other people to see. Correct! The same people behind the US purchase of TikTok, for the same reason.
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by deaux 8mo ago
You're correct, it was yet another genocide carried out by the Israeli state, as usual. > In an interview with Politico in 2023, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said that "In the last 15 years, Israel did everything t
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by deaux 8mo ago
> 1. Request your data. Email idv-privacy@withpersona.com or privacy@withpersona.com. Under GDPR, they have 30 days to respond. They just won't respond, then you can wait for 4+ years and nothing will happen to them. [0] [0] https:
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by deaux 8mo ago
There's nothing normal about it.
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by deaux 8mo ago
> It just takes a bit of planning. Haha, no it just takes forcing user account name changes. github.com/copilot, github.com/claude, github.com/models, basically everything you can think of for the last few years has been t

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