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by esseph 5mo ago
> Enshittification must happen sooner or later afterall There are a fair amount of multi-hundred year old companies out there.
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by esseph 5mo ago
It 100% feels like a satanic panic type of thing
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> Good lord! >I hope somebody is documenting all these bombastic LLM-related public statements. --- This has been in use for awhile. https://academic.oup.com/bib/article/26/3/bbaf263/8158336
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by esseph 5mo ago
There are datacenters all over the place and have been for a very long time. Some of them host physical servers for people and companies, maybe only a literal closet somewhere in a building. Others are giant hyperscaler datacenters that hav
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by esseph 5mo ago
They seem to be having at least some impact https://www.newscientist.com/article/2527564-mathematicians-...
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by esseph 5mo ago
I disagree. They could have done this to themselves and instead of fessing up, are placing the blame on an entity as a scapegoat. Is that possible? Absolutely. Has Google also done similar things before? Absolutely. I certainly wouldn'
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(responded to a similar response above)
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> why would you pick them over other vendors? Their security track record is pretty exceptional compared to the other two.
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by esseph 5mo ago
> For a high profile customer Are they really "high profile"? I've never heard of them until this incident or maybe the other one with the database. They just seem... Loud, publicly. And always about failure.
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> and the problem will be allowed to reoccur again and again You're already placing blame here. We don't know the details other than what Railway has said.
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by esseph 5mo ago
> If companies continue to not pay the ransom then we're going to get a lot more things published Paying the ransom means your data still gets leaked and now you're out of money and embarrassed. Why would they ever, ever, delet
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by esseph 5mo ago
> corporate finance dept would likely better track where each card is being used and their expiration dates to avoid this happening I have seen this happen first hand at a Fortune 100. They didn't track shit.
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You put it in your hn bio /s
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> These giant but powerful machines (not just aircraft carriers but also things like tanks) are simply poorly suited to the future (and maybe even the present) of warfare. There's a whole new generation of infantry fighting vehicles
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> Audio only this year is a massive disappointment. Maybe for you. There's been a lot of pushback against glasses and video recording.
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by esseph 5mo ago
-site:medium.com in the search bar This will remove any results from there for you. Alternatively, site:news.ycombinator.com would search this website explicitly.
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> what exactly do I gain by allowing Googlebot to crawl my sites? Site traffic
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by esseph 5mo ago
That's a SaaS / Product. https://zulip.com/self-hosting/ Similar to the GitLab model. Example limitations: > Mobile notifications without limitation for eligible communities > Mobile notifications for u
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If there was a viable open source replacement for discord I would be using it today. Same goes for slack.
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> We already have three big desktop operating systems that cover 99% of use cases If we wanted to replace any of these operating systems in 10 years, or needed to, the best time to start would be now.
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Come in without a login / cookies. It's like 60-70% AI now. It's crazy!
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Post above you shows fine here. It's not grayed out or anything.
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Maybe in 1918 we thought so but we've known better since prior to the DSM-III in 1980. Over 46 years.
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I am 1000% aware of this, but I think we're going to see more packaged solutions in the hardware front.
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It should be both if sovereignty isn't just a buzzword.
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by esseph 5mo ago
What in the world are you talking about? There are 0 requirements for head trauma with PTSD, it's a stress response. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is the top tier, evidence based treatment for PTSD. 60-80% can actually lose their PTSD
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Moving the LLM from SaaS to the home, reducing the power distribution problem, and giving people control back over their data - getting it away from Big Tech. The home controls should also be more responsive that most current modern home au
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> freedom and privacy is not what wins marketshare Digital sovereignty laws may mandate/remove access to LLMs of other countries on economic and national security grounds.
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Within 5-10 years you're going to see a box like one of those AMD Halo nodes running homes. They'll be controlling lights and temperature, they'll be adding calendar reminders that show up on your phone and your fridge. Your
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by esseph 5mo ago
PTSD doesn't have anything to do with brain damage. PTSD is a trauma response. Are you thinking of TBI? TBI is a cumulative impact of small and large head trauma.

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