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by gloosx 5mo ago
How it's going with humans to Mars by 2024? Coast-to-Coast Full-Self Driving? 1 Million Robotaxis? 25000$ Model 2? Hyperloop? 2 trillion $ DOGE Cost Cuts? Elon Musk is like that developer you hired which always promises "this feat
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by gloosx 5mo ago
Things get pretty hilarious when you super safe language conrains the keyword "unsafe" :D I wonder what are the real legitimate use-cases for "unsafe" in the first place, it is there for a reason?
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by gloosx 5mo ago
This comment somohow makes it look like google is a non-profit charity organisation. Isn't it the corporation which makes super-profits and gmail is just part of the equation? I highly doubt that anyone would ever riot over loss of acc
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by gloosx 5mo ago
Most kids are more sophisticated than their parents, who are usually too tired by the burdens of life to notice
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by gloosx 5mo ago
When I was a kid, I went as far as to install a key-logger on the computer to get the master password from the parental controls, silently disabling them when I wanted and enabling them again when I'm done so parents would never notice
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by gloosx 5mo ago
Imagine you trained the large language model which is too dangerous for humanity but you regexp over git commits to solve your subscription subsidy issues
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by gloosx 5mo ago
Great idea. Next step: internet visas. Want to read a forum in another country? Please submit your application, wait 3–5 business days, and dont forget to declare your browsing intent.
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by gloosx 5mo ago
Why not go ahead and just ban all bad things? I mean, Greece can: Ban poverty, ban hunger, ban bad sleeping habits. Ban corruption, ban people saying bad things. Ban pseudonyms in history books too, wouldnt want anyone hiding behind a pen n
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by gloosx 5mo ago
API token with permissions to delete an entire production database in a file? Cool story, this database was destined to vanish. The system rules never mentioned that it shouldn't run destructive POST requests anyway. I like how they ar
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by gloosx 6mo ago
>True ownership is non-existent. Why? The military power owns things by enforcing their ownership. This is, in fact, the true ownership. You have to pay taxes to own land so the power which is on your side can prevent another power to r
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by gloosx 6mo ago
Thoughts are derivative of sensory processing. We have subjective experience and subjective feeling, our symbols are grounded in physical reality. LLM "thoughts" are simulacrum, manipulating symbols according to rules does not imp
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by gloosx 6mo ago
This is Waymo saying Waymo cars are safer than humans. Obviously the "it’s safer than humans" claim is selection biased, statistically underpowered apples-to-oranges comparison with limited sample size
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by gloosx 6mo ago
The part that the dollars are worth about 35% less now compared to 2016?
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by gloosx 6mo ago
Thought is a derivative of sensory processing. LLM does not have a physical body to interact with the world, nor does it develop itself and learn anything by experiencing the world, it has no subjective experience or subjective feeling ,
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by gloosx 6mo ago
having to click somewhere is not a shortcut, seriosly who the hell switches the desktops with mouse scrolling or clicking? there is a real shortcut for that
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by gloosx 6mo ago
Digital Vitamins | Senior JS developer | Electron.js + React.js | Remote (EU) | Full-time Digital Vitamins is building a secure messaging application on top of Electron.js and React.js. Looking for developers with relevant experience. Send
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by gloosx 6mo ago
Thinking that Apple would urgently reconsider anything because of some angry blog post is rather naive. Until this s tangibly affecting Apple's finances the probability they are giving a single shite is approaching zero. Pixel phones a
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by gloosx 6mo ago
Well, not to every every browser, there is some cloudflare bs preventing simple curling and you actually need a stealth-mode puppeteer to go around it.
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by gloosx 6mo ago
Hello OP, I think using an ai agent to fetch the JSON is a bit of an overkill Here is a node.js script for you which will fetch the data and save it to the file: import fs from 'fs' import puppeteer from 'puppeteer-extr
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by gloosx 6mo ago
>Text field. >"Ask Meta AI..." placeholder. >Colourful blue Send button. >Eager to try, entering question... hitting Send. >Log in or create an account to access. >15 seconds of loading time >Continue with Fac
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by gloosx 6mo ago
Executable signing is also designed to make easy money from selling certificates
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by gloosx 6mo ago
File. In Unix everything is a file.
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by gloosx 6mo ago
Am I missing something but I can't see full article? All I see is like a 100 words preview, is this the whole thing?
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by gloosx 6mo ago
At least the cost of building slopware has drastically decreased.
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by gloosx 6mo ago
Microsoft can show a screen-wide dick enlarger ad instead of everyone's wallpaper and people will still be using windows for decades. They already know it.
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by gloosx 6mo ago
Maybe we should go further and use some DSL to speak with each other in the first place? Would def make everything straight and eliminate ambiguity!
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by gloosx 6mo ago
Classic. He forgot to add "make no mistakes" to the prompt. Based on the commits alone Im not sure anyone really reviewed the correctness of the git history. When someone specifically mentions "built in ~4h with Claude Code&q
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by gloosx 6mo ago
If the first commit was two weeks ago, how did it ended up saving 500k a year already? Did they mean expected to save?
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by gloosx 6mo ago
>nocopy for disabling copy-to-clipboard Im curious how is this used?
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by gloosx 6mo ago
>In the fantasy imagination of some people Could it be fantasy reinforced by some LLM "advisors"? I have a strong feeling that the people in US administration are talking to LLMs which constantly reassure them that their imagin

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