dev1ycan

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by dev1ycan 8mo ago
Did using LLMs too much remove your ability to critically think too?
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by dev1ycan 8mo ago
I don't think these companies buying realize how much animosity they're creating with literally everyone until it explodes on their face.
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by dev1ycan 8mo ago
Their "constitution" is just garbage meant to defend them ripping off copyrighted material with the excuse that "it's not plagiarizing, it thinks!!!!1" which is, false.
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by dev1ycan 8mo ago
We just had an X8.1 CME event, I just want to point out that at any moment we could have an x40 (we had a carrington event already in 1859) or higher event and all those sats at low earth orbit would be fried and start hitting each other, i
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by dev1ycan 8mo ago
I am 30 years old, literally told chatgpt I was a software developer, all my queries are something an adult would ask, yet OpenAI assumed I was under 18 and asked me for a persona age verification, which of course I refused because Persona
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by dev1ycan 8mo ago
Why on Earth would anyone wilingly use an OS where Google thinks they have the right to block or make it really hard to install non App Store apps? even if initially they allow you, they've shown their plan.
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by dev1ycan 8mo ago
LLMS are a farce of productivity, one of the largest companies in the planet with Azure (cost reduction) AND their own inhouse chips and LLMS still can't get anything meaningful out of it, trillions of dollars spent, Lol.
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by dev1ycan 8mo ago
I vibe coded for a while (about a year) it was just so terrible for my ability to do anything, it started becoming recurring that I couldn't control my timelines because I would get into a loop where I would keep asking AI to "fix
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by dev1ycan 9mo ago
Linkedin asked me for my ID to "verify" I refused, if it ever becomes mandatory I stop using it altogether.
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by dev1ycan 9mo ago
This is never going to happen for obvious reasons, it would mean Adobe and others would release on linux would instantly kill Windows. Anyways, I cannot stress enough how good Linux is today, hell, using Hyprland is so light years ahead of
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by dev1ycan 9mo ago
Yeah, they historically don't like to keep increasing their wealth, Elon musk going from 350bn to nearly 800bn in like 2 years is definitely not an example of that.
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by dev1ycan 9mo ago
because not everyone does naked option trading or nfts... while straight up gambling on 50/50 odds is WAY more enticing.
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by dev1ycan 9mo ago
2-5 years from now after the AI bubble bursts, and they are trying to rent us $300 PCs since every component is 5x the price, we will look back at all the damage and copyright law that was completely bypassed and ignored when it was conveni
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by dev1ycan 9mo ago
They didn't get an edge, they are giving gemini pro for free for a year for university emails, obviously people will use it, after a year everyone will drop it, people aren't paying for this.
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by dev1ycan 9mo ago
I love these professional lawyers running defense for large corporations.
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by dev1ycan 9mo ago
China just needs to produce 3080s/3090 cards (which they are capable of doing given enough investment) and they can supply the gaming market for 95% of its needs
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by dev1ycan 9mo ago
This was always the plan, it's why they keep building datacenters when they know it's a bubble, they just plan to do GeForce NOW on steroids, this time with PCs costing $10k so nobody can afford it.
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by dev1ycan 9mo ago
The more access Palantir gets the more it becomes what I've feared for years, an unified database where they can use any or all of the following: Location(s) Phone number(s) Ip(s) Email(s) document(s) comment history(ies) so on and so
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by dev1ycan 9mo ago
FFMPEG is so goddamn cool, I was doing a mod for warcraft 3 where I restore the original Frozen Throne UI and one (especially useful before, Blizzard now restored the classic WEBM models so that part is now outdated but the blue buttons and
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by dev1ycan 10mo ago
Yeah let's helpt he govt redact pdfs (literally).
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by dev1ycan 10mo ago
I recently bought a $250 Zojurishi rice cooker because I wanted quality, durability and no "trade offs" I am going to start buying more and more Japanese electronics if US and South Korean companies keep colluding with each other
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by dev1ycan 10mo ago
How many years of the world's DRAM production capacity is it this time?
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by dev1ycan 10mo ago
But that would burst their valuation bubble as investors would realize it's a technology that already hit its realistic ceiling in usability.
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by dev1ycan 10mo ago
What did anyone expect? really, many children especially in the Andes suffer from lead intoxication from mining, fruits and vegetables for export are premium quality while the ones for local consumption are bathed in pesticides and other ch
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by dev1ycan 10mo ago
Stop vibe coding on critical infrastructure :)
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by dev1ycan 10mo ago
Give it to HN to have a bunch of comments defending the creation of a monopoly.
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by dev1ycan 10mo ago
The US put YMTC in a black list just so that they wouldn't outcompete Micron... and now Micron just gave up by itself, and YMTC was set back so now it can't supply the RAM market either, great job guys!
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by dev1ycan 10mo ago
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by dev1ycan 10mo ago
Can't wait for the day we can trap more antimatter so that governments that right now pretend this is for science weaponize it into a bomb way larger and harder to detect than nukes
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by dev1ycan 11mo ago
The AI bubble is so big at this point that this just feels like coercion/bribery induced.

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