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hrimfaxi
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hrimfaxi
7mo ago
This is like an eye test for choosing a font, great idea!!
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hrimfaxi
7mo ago
I'm not saying it is always the case but does it not match your experience that big orgs like Microsoft are much better at navigating the enterprise sales process than a typical startup? Not to mention how many of those startups are ju
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hrimfaxi
7mo ago
It might not be theft but it's not nothing either. Manslaughter isn't murder but someone still died. Copying might not be theft but you're still taking something you didn't pay for.
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hrimfaxi
7mo ago
> But again - the hard part is not cloning the product, it's stealing your customers. People don't seem to be focused on the hard parts. Big companies seem to be bad at innovating but really, really good at enterprise sales.
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hrimfaxi
7mo ago
The irony is that it undermines the premise. Multiple people independently arriving at the same conclusions means that you can hide your ideas from the dark forest but that won't stop them from being uncovered.
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hrimfaxi
7mo ago
Unlike hammers people preface things with "claude says", etc. I never see that kind of distancing with tools that aren't AI.
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hrimfaxi
7mo ago
Do you think the founders or engineers are poorly compensated?
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hrimfaxi
7mo ago
The plan will always be downstream of intent though. At least in git you can track the evolution of the plan over time and hopefully annotate the rationale for changes in direction.
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hrimfaxi
7mo ago
The person is an agent of the system. That they bear the brunt of the reaction is the system working as intended.
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hrimfaxi
7mo ago
It's worth keeping in mind that some of those random people are trolls.
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hrimfaxi
7mo ago
That is very surprising to me. As far as I know, in Finland details of your income are publicly available, but someone reposting publicly available information is illegal.
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hrimfaxi
7mo ago
Why does this G character appear to prefix most of the output? ("Ġlike")
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7mo ago
Doxxing is illegal? I am against it but if it's republishing public info I don't think it can be illegal in the US unless there is an intent element.
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hrimfaxi
7mo ago
Slow is smooth and smooth is fast.
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hrimfaxi
7mo ago
Giving you template device management policies is one thing, it's a whole other thing to say you don't have to have board meetings and generating fake minutes.
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7mo ago
Am I alone in my preference for an 8" knife?
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7mo ago
It's probably not but no one has challenged them on it.
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7mo ago
I agree with you on the sentiment—I don't think it's cool to use racially charged terms or otherwise in degrading ways. That isn't to say my sympathy is lost. When you feel powerless you reach for power in any way that you ca
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7mo ago
Would be interested in more details on how this was built. The title of the page "VibeScan Tuner" seems to suggest this was vibecoded but is this actually crawling through IP space or hitting something like shodan?
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7mo ago
These people carry guns and can kill you on the street and they can't take getting called some bad names?
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hrimfaxi
7mo ago
How so, could you expand on your thought? What does this add over an agent skill for instance?
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Cloudflare forked just-bash and they should not have
(twitter.com)
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7mo ago
My colleague noticed yesterday that Cloudflare forked just-bash and published it as @cloudflare/shell. Now, this is completely in their rights to do. Just-bash is published under Apache 2.0 and everybody can do with the source as they
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7mo ago
Companies can issue new shares to take advantage of positive public sentiment.
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7mo ago
Doesn't that assume that people are rational? How many gamblers have lost everything?
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7mo ago
How is it at all a prediction if someone has insider knowledge? That's not a prediction that is knowing the facts. If I'm Trump and decide to capture Maduro tomorrow and then I bet on that happening, what did I predict? If someone
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7mo ago
Platforms like polymarket can be used to bet on the outcome of sporting events. Does the fact that you are betting against another bettor change that from sports betting to a prediction market? If I am playing poker am I still gambling even
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7mo ago
> Accurately predicting the outcome of a war, election, or other nationally important event though can potentially have immense value. I don't contest that, but again, you haven't explained why "predictions" is the po
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The Central Lie of Prediction Markets
(pxlnv.com)
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7mo ago
Who cares what they call themselves? They're not prediction markets, they are just gambling on events. The "point" of prediction markets is not an accurate prediction in the same sense that the "point" of sports bet
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