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by ipython 5mo ago
I agree with you but you are missing the fact that a lot of people are shopping with ai. My wife in fact just presented me with a spreadsheet generated by Claude of the jewelry she’d like to have. So yes. I expect a lot of people will use a
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by ipython 5mo ago
These releases are nothing new - this is why it’s so frustrating. Trump just takes credit for everything. CIA releases from 2016: https://www.cia.gov/stories/story/take-a-peek-into-our-x-fil... NARA files related
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by ipython 5mo ago
Have you looked through the “releases”? Ooooo! Blurry dots on the horizon combined with an “artist rendition” of an oblong flying object. And believe me I so wish we could be visited by intelligent life. Maybe they can share some tips on ho
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by ipython 5mo ago
Or the vast grift… or the $1bn request for “ballroom” funding… or $1.5tn for the defense department… or the ballooning public debt at $40tn and counting, now cresting above 100% yearly gdp. But hey! ALIENS!!
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by ipython 5mo ago
At some point, you just can’t beat physics. For best results you need multiple aps anyway.
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by ipython 5mo ago
Technically he wasn’t charged with any copyright violations. See indictment: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/217117-united-states...
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by ipython 5mo ago
It would be easier to advocate for the reform of those laws if they were actually applied evenly. I’m not calling for its use as a “retributive tool”. Just that it be applied evenly.
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by ipython 5mo ago
Just gonna say... Aaron Swartz faced years of prison time and ultimately decided to take his own life... for downloading scientific journal articles ... to share freely with the world (aka not even profiting from it). But a multi-billion
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by ipython 5mo ago
I hard disagree with your assertion that moving to more secure encryption isn't difficult. It is insanely difficult, especially at global scale.
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by ipython 5mo ago
Have an upvote. I have landlines for my kids. It was fun for about two weeks, then they had friends with FaceTime and you’re not able to compete with real time video conferencing.
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by ipython 5mo ago
I’ve also seen along those lines “there is no compression algorithm for experience” - a nice summary of the hn posts from today.
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by ipython 5mo ago
What the heck is a “credential mismatch”?
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by ipython 5mo ago
Who do you trust with the keys? In any well run organization you have multiple layers of controls. The same concept applies here and I think the gp commenter captured it very well.
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by ipython 5mo ago
It is interesting, though, that a large bet was placed not long before the assassination attempt that paid out $550k. By definition, killing the leader does imply that they are no longer the political leader of the country. It is entirely p
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by ipython 5mo ago
In a sense, that's already happened. https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/kalshi-sued-over-o... and https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/apr/18/iran-war-bets-... &g
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by ipython 5mo ago
Ha. Well in that case an ios app is small ball. For corruption on DJT scale, just become one of the top bag holders of $TRUMP to meet him and get corruption tips from the man himself. https://www.thedailybeast.com/donald-tru
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by ipython 5mo ago
Sure. This one’s free. https://www.trumpcorruptiontracker.com/
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by ipython 5mo ago
Add onto all that Trump suing the IRS for $10 billion.
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by ipython 5mo ago
The simple act of leaving a private social media website is enough to “alienate” people who would otherwise be supportive? Making membership in a private social media website contribute so heavily to your personal identity seems like more o
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by ipython 5mo ago
you would have to trust that the person listening to the lies would know the difference, and that's the rub...
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by ipython 5mo ago
I wish people would reply with rebuttals rather than downvoting you.
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by ipython 6mo ago
Glad to see the common-sense rule that only humans can be held accountable for code generated by AI agents.
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by ipython 6mo ago
Interesting. Chrome (146, macOS) shows no error messages on the revoked cert pages, but Firefox does (also macOS).
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by ipython 6mo ago
I totally agree with the premise that we should not anthropomorphize generative ai. And I find it absurd that anthropic spends any time considering the “welfare” of an ai system. (There are no real “consequences” to an ai’s behavior) Howeve
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by ipython 6mo ago
Snowden, similarly, signed a substantial non-disclosure agreement which was a condition of his employment with Booz-Allen. Of course, considering the NDA was a condition of his employment, he was paid for his work that he could not have d
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by ipython 6mo ago
That, and after acting like a complete asshole, running straight to daddy the minute the shit hits the fan. And bawling like a complete pussy when he crosses into the “find out” part of FAFO.
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by ipython 6mo ago
What rule says a legitimate whistleblower may leak top secret docs to a set of newspapers? https://oig.nsa.gov/Whistleblower-Information/
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by ipython 6mo ago
It’s funny as I see this argument from people who at the same time excuse Snowden for publicly exposing government surveillance overreach when he had similar tools (disclosure to relevant authorities) available to him.
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by ipython 6mo ago
So she’s expected to not only put her own financial life in jeopardy to publish this information, but then to take the money that she does have and donate it all to charity? One has to live. And there are not a lot of commercial enterprises
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by ipython 6mo ago
These tools, quite frankly, are simply mechanisms for the already rich and powerful to cement their position and sweep any misdeeds under the rug. While I agree that you are technically correct, I also think we will look back on this period

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