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7mo ago
And why are they talking about Etsy as if it doesn't bring in $2+ billon in revenue?
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7mo ago
Check the domain: this is corporate PR blogspam. Alcazar blog post recommending Alcazar to be the best. Find everyone who upvoted this early and you can probably identify an HN upvoting ring.
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7mo ago
> the American voters made their choice about who they want to run these agencies The American voters don't get to override the U.S. constitution. The American voters also voted in the U.S. Congress, which has the sole authority to
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7mo ago
That's a really sorry state of things, then. There's zero trust in software now, in the literal sense. How did it get that we live in a world where you can't trust a client to enforce its own documented behavior? How did it g
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7mo ago
Yes, what a devious plan: give open source software projects a free CI service so you can... read their open source software code?
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7mo ago
Or that people are using AI to write perfectly calibrated ragebait that gets upvoted with a bunch of genuine human clicks.
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7mo ago
Well that's how I read "has been taken away from us." When you use the language of theft, what else am I supposed to think? You are asserting a damage has been caused by calling BS and not by the BSers.
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7mo ago
You know what's cool? Lifting a billion people out of poverty on earth. If you don't think so and still are more motivated by space opera fantasies, there is something wrong with your morals.
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7mo ago
You just grew up. Every generation seems to take everything up to maturity as natural and good, then everything after is the decline of civilization.
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An improbable future was sold to you as probable. Why attack the people calling BS for taking away a BS fantasy? If you actually admire science and not science fiction, you should be glad when you are confronted with overwhelming reasons wh
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7mo ago
Classic sarcastic ironically detached drive-by HN comment. Where is the money going to come from to do both? Every dollar spent on discovery and adventure could be invested in Earth based projects.
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7mo ago
> Anyone could've one-shotted this in Claude in an hour (I'm not exaggerating). This probably could have been one-shotted with Sonnet, not even Opus. Given how over indexed they are on LLM coding, Haiku might even be able to do
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7mo ago
There's dozens of local inference apps that basically wrap llama.cpp and someone else's GGUFs. The decentralized sync history part seems new? Not much else. But the advertisement copy is so insufferably annoying in how it presents