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by elAhmo 10mo ago
I would be surprised they have any data about this. There are so many ways LLMs can be involved, from writing everything, to making text more concise or just "simple proofreading". Detecting all this with certainty is not trivial
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by elAhmo 10mo ago
EcmaScript is a terrible name, there is no way people will call JS that. How do you even pronounce it? What does it mean? What is it?
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
> western Europe is very bike centric Bike usage is relatively low, hardly comparable to the amount of cars. Maybe more popular than USA, but definitely far from it being bike-centric. Just a handful of cities (such as Amsterdam) have mo
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
> Anthropic has direct incentive to keep Bun excellent. Huh, this feels very odd to read and buying a company outright is definitely not the only way to push Bun to be excellent. Contributing to Bun from their developers, becoming a spon
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
You can say it about the AI companies, but Google or Microsoft are far from AI companies.
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
> Mozilla is a non-profit that is only sustained by the generous wealthy benefactor (Google) to give the illusion that there is competition in the browser market. Good way of phrasing things. Kinda sad to read this, I tried to react with
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
If someone has the resources to do this, it is Apple. For a product that can be used by billions of people, having an engineer dedicated to a single intent wouldn't be that wasteful :D
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
Siri is probably among the products which had the most exposure to users (probably a billion+ users throughout iPhone's history) without capturing that opportunity to actually do anything meaningful with the huge user base it got for f
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
Seems like a 'you either die a hero or you live long enough to become the villain' type of behaviour, which is not uncommon to see in projects like these. Let's hope Codeberg doesn't end up in the same bucket.
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
The vibe from the first video reminds me of Warcraft 3 and DotA. DotA was effectively a simple map that changed online gaming, e-sports, and I am sure there are millions/billions of hours spent by players in a very simple looking lands
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
Timely post mortem. Sucks to have this happened, but at least they are quite transparent and detailed in the writeup.
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
You think someone would DDoS you because you made a comment like this on HN? Seems a bit overly cautious.
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
What can be the result of this? Seems useless, you might make a dent but why?
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
> You can manually and independently check the image signature before flashing an update. Of course you can. You can also read the ToS before clicking accept, but who does that?
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
Wants all the power without actually doing the CEO's job. Quite ridiculous, similarly how there were two heads of "DOGE" or Twitter having Linda Yaccarino as the CEO.
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
It is just a question of how long can Mozilla hold its ground with useless initiatives like this which are not what their core user base wants. Firefox and Thunderbird, that is it. Everything else was just a ridiculous time and money sink w
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
Some people have too much free time.
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
Not even close. You can walk on a road, take a cycle, take a car. You effectively need no maintenance for the most part of it, or someone running something on it. 1 car, 1000 cars, there is no difference in 'running the road'. On
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
How would you quantify the money lost by roads?
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
I agree, it depends, but this wouldn't be the first time company underplayed (or simply lied) about the extent of the breach. I am sure even if it was current data or a more serious breach, the messaging would be similar from their sid
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
If we just let the companies go away with 'we are sorry' and say that is as good as it gets, then this industry is up for far more catastrophic situations in the future. Criminal liability, refunds to customers, requirements from
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
This is spray and pray, they have no idea who is on the boat or what are they transporting. So offering 'surrender' makes no sense for them, it would just expose this behaviour. It is not a secret, but they act like it is.
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
It might be a 'cold start' problem that I had on Twitter a while ago as well. It takes a bit of time for communities to form, or for you do start interacting with people who are interesting and in the same circles, but also sharin
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by elAhmo 11mo ago
Again, anyone still using Twitter should know they are contributing to the richest man in the world actively pushing to disrupt the core fabric of our society.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
One thing that could help with this is to use CDN for these static assets, while still having the Nextcloud hosted on your own. We had a similar situation with some notebooks running in production, which were quite slow to load because it w
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by elAhmo 1y ago
L'Horrible
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by elAhmo 1y ago
So, unless you want to use AI, which wasn't available in the previous products, you are not missing out on anything?
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by elAhmo 1y ago
Git rebase works fairly well and is somewhat uneventful, unless there are major changes happening. I do hate the experience when one file was remove in my feature branch, but main did a major refactor which affected the original file, so co
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by elAhmo 1y ago
UN should move its HQ outside of US. It is obvious they have become a bad host.
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by elAhmo 1y ago
So, not really.

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