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by hexage1814 11mo ago
This is legitimately useful! I already have been using LLMs to write userscripts, buck you extension make the whole process 100% times easier, especially because it is already running on the browser, instead of you having to go back and for
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by hexage1814 11mo ago
> they'll need a legal framework for that Not really. It should, but Google operate in a bunch of contries without proper rule of law.
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by hexage1814 11mo ago
>By the time you're done the phone is a brick that can't do anything useful. At some point you have to admit that adults are responsible for the choices they make. Absolutely this! It's just nanny state all over again.
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by hexage1814 11mo ago
I would somewhat disagree with this statement being a sign the strike was a success because, like, AI is not at the point of generating a whole movie in human quality today, so Netflix issuing this statement like this now, in November 2025,
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by hexage1814 11mo ago
The truth is that Netflix, Amazon, or any other company, honestly, would fire 99% of their workforce if it were possible, because they only care about profit – hell, they are companies, that's why they exist. At the same time, brands h
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by hexage1814 11mo ago
The issue wasn't if they said that thing or not; companies say a lot of things which are fundamentally a lie, things to keep up appearances – which are oftentimes not enforced. It's like companies arguing they believe in fair pay
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by hexage1814 11mo ago
>GenAI is not used to replace or generate new talent performances This is 100% a lie. Studios will use this to replace humans. In fact, the idea is for the technology – AI in general – to be so good you don't need humans anywhere in
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Text Fragments Enable Deep Linking on Web Pages(tidbits.com)
1 points by hexage1814 11mo ago|0 comments
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by hexage1814 1y ago
Do their own scraping, for God's sake.
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YouTube appears to be making some old videos with low views inaccessible(old.reddit.com)
5 points by hexage1814 1y ago|0 comments
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by hexage1814 1y ago
I remember when Mozilla censored Dissenter.
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by hexage1814 1y ago
>someone can't claim they thought it would be OK to ask a developer for sex since we wrote down that that's not OK. The person who thought this would be okay will not be stopped by a Code of Conduct. The people who know it&#x27
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by hexage1814 1y ago
This. It's the same innocence of people who believe when you delete a document on Google/META/Apple/Microsoft servers, it "really" gets deleted. Google most likely has a backup of every piece of information ind
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by hexage1814 1y ago
It oftentimes feels like you are paid way less than you actually gave to the company – assuming you actually worked hard and cared. In my country it's like "Well, the company broke all records of profit, we earned 500 million doll
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by hexage1814 1y ago
Gary Marcus would have wrote this article in all possible scenarios, unless ChatGPT 5 was literally AGI (maybe even it were, he would still have found something to attack). There is valid criticism, and there is just being a contrarian for
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Google is working on webium, a Chrome UI rewrite in webui (HTML)(source.chromium.org)
4 points by hexage1814 1y ago|0 comments
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by hexage1814 1y ago
> what are the odds the pilot asking on record "did you flip the fuel cut-off switch?" is the one who actually flipped the switches and was simply trying to fool the would-be investigation (even knowing they all are about to pe
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by hexage1814 1y ago
The author sounds like some generic knock-off version of Gary Marcus. And the thing we least need in this world is another Gary Marcus.
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by hexage1814 1y ago
This. The point of whining about VEO 3, “AI being used to create addictive products” really shows that. It's a text-to-video technology. The company has nothing to do if people use it to generate "low quality content". The sa
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by hexage1814 1y ago
For instance, I use to: redirect new reddit site to old.reddit.com I keep a blog on wordpress.com, but I really dislike their new blog admin interface, but the interface one can still be accessed , so I redirect to there to edit my posts on
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by hexage1814 1y ago
I use it all the time, pretty handy. Sadly, as people mentioned the original developer passed away and the community needs help, especially to port to manifest V3.
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by hexage1814 1y ago
You don't?
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The World Wide Web and the Death of Graceful Degradation(hackaday.com)
4 points by hexage1814 1y ago|0 comments
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by hexage1814 1y ago
I feel these services keep getting shut down by rights-holders...
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Apple Might Be Forced to Bring Fortnite Back to U.S. App Store(macrumors.com)
2 points by hexage1814 1y ago|0 comments
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by hexage1814 1y ago
You can use archive.org for file hosting.
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by hexage1814 2y ago
It's StackOverflow training data guiding the model... XD
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by hexage1814 2y ago
>presentation proxy I usually I just go to archive.is and read the page there.
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The internet is killing old PC hardware [video](youtube.com)
76 points by hexage1814 2y ago|147 comments
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by hexage1814 2y ago
Would you stop liking your favorite movie if you discovered it was actually made by an AI?

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