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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
You will be kept inside the Google ecosystem the same way people are kept inside Facebook. I’m curious how they plan to generate new content in the future, because it seems obvious that simple web pages will become obsolete and eventually s
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
Finally google search result ridden with ads and useless results will be replaced by chatbot answers also ridden with ads, unnecessary commenatry from the bot and ads.
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
I'm becoming more and more convinced that this will eventually be leading to violence. This kind of selfishness has historically fueled movements like Marxism across many countries. It feels like the Industrial Revolution repeating its
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
Car is a neccesity in this country. US is certainly not known for it's public transportation and walkable cities.
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
I mean, people are semi developed selfish tribal monkeys. It must hurt us significantly before we are willing to solve the issue. Not a best way to so virtually anything.
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
Not before violence takes the place. People are semi-developed selfish tribal monkeys and it sadly looks like that.
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
If nothing will change and overhelming majority of wealth in time become owned by the marginal piece of society I wouldn't ruled out that in some future there will be another revolution against the so called ruling class by basically s
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
IntelliJ is vastly superior to any other java IDE but their AI agent implementation sucks pretty hard. It's slower, crashes, there is enormous amount of bugs. Meanwhile VSCode have absolutely seamless implementation of Codex. I do not
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
I mean, most of his wealth is coming from his overhyping skill, you can also tell marketing. Or lying. I consider him a visionary in a sense of innovation but he is insecure and immoral one. Needles to say his investors made money on his ov
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
This seems to be "unverified accusations from critics". It's not really fair to accuse someone from this. Do not underestimate Meta for being purely immoral. I'm pretty sure they would assisted russians with persecution
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
So it's just a bigger model? Like for example todays 1T models?
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
As far as my understanding goes. It is not a breakthrough model itself but finetuned model with right tools and skills. Fairly similiar to today's coding agents with difference that they are made for software engineering not cyber secu
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
I personally believe that he is just piece of shit. Unhinged, greedy, selfish one. Some people are made this way, some people evolve into that state. I don't really think it's some sort of diagnosis.
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
Exactly. The yes man culture must be pretty hard near him.
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
If Bambu Lab responds to this criticism with lawyers instead of clear technical answers, it will only make the forced cloud requirement look more suspicious. To me, this is an obvious security risk. These printers are often used in labs, st
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
Pretty much. It's so blatant obvious severe security risk for anyone who is not perceiving computers as black box magic device.
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
Oh, I wasn't aware of that. I knew that it would by possible by sole fact that you have computer with network interface attached as a printer but I didn't know it have mechanism exactly for this purpose.
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
To me, this looks like state pressure rather than a normal business decision. I cannot see a convincing reason for it otherwise. If these printers are used in professional settings, users may be unknowingly sending prototypes, designs, and
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
This feels like pressure from the state. I do not see why they would do this otherwise. If people use these printers at work, they may be willingly sending prototypes and designs to China. That would create a huge advantage, because the com
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
I do not see that in the article. For me it was irony written well.
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
Indeed I should use "writer" instead.
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
Autor surely always could be journalist. He can write a exceptional story.
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
The day Gaben would fade away will be very sad moment for gaming industry. Steam is rare incredible company.
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
I'm kinda being upset because on top of his ridiculously amoral and sometimes illegal behavior there are people which lives were ruined because they shared few mp3 files. Now this person once again — have absolutely no responsibility f
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
Hey, how do you identify them? Is there a service to recognize which of these companies scrapped you?
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
Of course they do when it must be taught on their products which will hook the users in time and make some money.
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
Wow. As my only experience with lasers is playing with laser pointer I suppose the laser damage of this type is mostly by multiple reflections that are not really even seen by visible eye or scattered beam reflected from some surface you a
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
I mean. What other reaction would you expect?
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
Only way to cope with this I found is to grind leetcode or advent of code. It's kinda funny how fast this all changed. Less funny part is the fact that I'm now kinda feared for my job in some time.
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by hsuduebc2 5mo ago
lol, nice to know that I can go blind just randomly while working on the street. I'm kinda curious what was sum of the damage in the end.

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