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by iLoveOncall 1mo ago
Oh yeah, why didn't I think of the truly intelligent reasoning A.I.?!
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by iLoveOncall 1mo ago
It actually leads to more done in more time at the moment. For things that carry actual value at least. For example your AI generated code feels very productive and "more done in less time", until you have to spend 3 times as much
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by iLoveOncall 1mo ago
Does anyone still believe that AI will replace jobs? I get further proof every day that it never will.
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by iLoveOncall 1mo ago
There are minimum salary requirements for H1-B visas which are actually above market rate. Be careful, your racism shows.
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by iLoveOncall 1mo ago
Oh yeah, so surprising to refuse $500M that go in the pockets of your company that is now owned in large part by the investor, but then accept $13B that go directly in your own pockets.
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by iLoveOncall 1mo ago
No, just that they shouldn't claim that they have a vertous mission and that this is what your money is going towards.
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by iLoveOncall 1mo ago
They're a for profit organization and you're falling for their propaganda.
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by iLoveOncall 1mo ago
I personally don't care about the morality, I'm just pointing out an absurd double standard. You cannot claim that AI labs are bad for illegally downloading content to build their AI without paying creators, and that AA is good fo
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by iLoveOncall 1mo ago
The same as most private Torrent tracker: via premium accounts masquerading as donations. Anna's Archive is very limited in performance if you don't pay.
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by iLoveOncall 1mo ago
Yeah me too, but I don't claim that they're a moral good.
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by iLoveOncall 1mo ago
I really don't understand why HackerNews gets hard for Anna's Archive but you never see other illegal download websites praised here. They're not more or less virtuous than any others, they're in it for the money and you
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by iLoveOncall 1mo ago
I said it [1][2] when OpenAI was supposed to go public "next week" and I'll say it again today: neither Antropic nor OpenAI are going public in the coming few years. The moment they go public is the moment the music stops and
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by iLoveOncall 1mo ago
And winning the AI race means being the biggest loser. LLMs aren't profitable.
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by iLoveOncall 1mo ago
Add to this that so far I have only seen it augment mediocrity, and even this is a bad plan.
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by iLoveOncall 1mo ago
This just reads like a poor attempt at convincing themselves that they didn't become what they hate. I hate AI and I work on an AI project. I use it only where there is no viable alternative and where it is safe and sensible, which mea
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by iLoveOncall 1mo ago
Storage has more than doubled as well. The same SSD (4TB M.2) I bought in September 2025 for £229 is now £500. I also had another order where I paid £30 for a 1TB SSD (sata though) and it is now more than £100...
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by iLoveOncall 1mo ago
How about not writing the article at all then?
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by iLoveOncall 1mo ago
> have been caught auto installing random hidden extensions with full read/write access to all websites Lol, they chose to ship parts of their browser as extensions, it's definitely now "random extensions". > and b
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by iLoveOncall 1mo ago
Brave is malware, I don't understand how anyone on HN can use it, baffles me every time. They've literally been caught MITMing web pages for their own financial gains.
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by iLoveOncall 1mo ago
I mean did you try with Chrome and Ublock Original Lite? Because I have and there's literally no difference at all.
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by iLoveOncall 2mo ago
I don't care at all about defending Amazon, I'm just correcting a completely false statement about H1-B visas, and answering a guy who claims something about big tech while myself being in big tech? I guess reading comprehension i
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by iLoveOncall 2mo ago
You're counting only CS bachelors, in reality there's 400K graduates a year in software engineering fields. There's also only 60,000 H1-Bs a year for private companies. Lastly the majority of H1-Bs doesn't go to software
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by iLoveOncall 2mo ago
The compensation bands and the actual compensation are exactly the same regardless of immigration status.
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by iLoveOncall 2mo ago
Because 0.5% of the world population is blind and it costs much more than an extra 0.5% to make a website accessible? Everytime this question is asked I wonder if people are genuinely not understanding that. It's just not financially w
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by iLoveOncall 2mo ago
There are 100K H1-Bs a year and 4 million grads a year in the US. Anyone who thinks H1-Bs are actually contributing to their inability to find a job is a moron.
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by iLoveOncall 2mo ago
> I don't know kubernetes and never will. He said, proud of his own ignorance.
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by iLoveOncall 2mo ago
The one you link to?
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by iLoveOncall 2mo ago
That's a funny thing to say when even the long explanation I'm answering to does point out the fact that it cannot be reliably determined purely from the title in this case.
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by iLoveOncall 2mo ago
Regardless it is extremely poor phrasing and would have been easily addressed by using "My phone runs a server now". It's borderline clickbait, unless the author is an English graduate and assumes all their reader will be too
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by iLoveOncall 2mo ago
Yeah I'm growing increasingly tired of those stupid metaphors about AI. LLMs are not like screwdrivers, IDEs, or any other tool. They're indeterministic. I keep seeing everyone make wilder and wilder metaphors which just don'

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