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by keybored 9mo ago
The key words are “one hour”. So what if there is some mealy-mouthed preamble?
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by keybored 9mo ago
> I don't know; I guess I hold people who post on twitter so they can self-promo, or who have attention because they work at $company, to a slightly different standard than I would hold a journalist writing a news article? I know. O
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by keybored 9mo ago
My bad. I will be more mindful tomorrow when someone at a big tech company yet again make-a-mistake in the same direction of AI hyping. Maybe with a later addendum. Like journalists that write about a Fatal Storm In Houston and you read dow
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by keybored 9mo ago
I notice that what we in the West are doing is just Countries Doing Their Thing while the foreigners are violating humanity itself.
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by keybored 9mo ago
See Milton Friedman. Or Friedrich Hayek if Friedman isn’t crazy enough. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_advocates_of_universal...
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by keybored 9mo ago
Maybe it helps them sleep at night.
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by keybored 9mo ago
I am quoting the person that I responded to. Which linked to this: https://xcancel.com/rakyll/status/2007659740126761033#m > I’m not joking and this isn’t funny. We have been trying to build distributed agent o
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by keybored 9mo ago
So this is like Jesus.
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by keybored 9mo ago
I was expecting that evidence part that OP asked for in the top comments.
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by keybored 9mo ago
A principal engineer at Google made a public post on the World Wide Web and assumed some shared Google/Claude-context. Do you hear yourself?
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by keybored 9mo ago
> A principal engineer at Google posted on Twitter that Claude Code did in an hour what the team couldn’t do in a year. I’ll bring the tar if you bring the feathers. That sounds hyperbolic but how can someone say something so outrageouls
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by keybored 9mo ago
Yeah I see the plot here. From this one: https://www.seangoedecke.com/good-times-are-over/ > In other words, your interests now conflict with your company’s interests. > It’s okay for your interests to conflict w
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by keybored 9mo ago
I know about Materialism.
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by keybored 9mo ago
There’s nothing special about having an embodiment. A robot has an embodiment of sorts. An LLM meanwhile is a brain in a vat. And there’s nothing special about my 21x23 square feet lawn. Can you emulate it? To what fidelity? How much should
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by keybored 9mo ago
That’s a terrible indictment of society if true. People are so far from self-realization, so estranged from their natural curiosity, that there is no motivation to learn anything beyond what will get you fed and housed. How can anyone be
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by keybored 9mo ago
Does a French have intelligence? Ah, but we are getting ahead of ourselves. What is a French? Is it a person who speaks French? Is it a person from France? Is your friend René who, tragically, was knocked unconscious on the voyage from Alge
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by keybored 9mo ago
A fair amount of AI hype traffic is likely to be astroturfed and automated. Just serving AI investors. Anyone who disagrees with the above are just hurt that their manual hyping has been replaced with machines.
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by keybored 9mo ago
We never bet against extremely smart people on HN. Extremely smart people not actively shaping the world would be a true travesty to revolt against, not simply post angry comment-content into the void.
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by keybored 9mo ago
Is content the same as entertainment here? It’s striking how people can can go on for paragraphs and talk about just “content” now and everyone will nod yep, I get this. It’s a bit indicative of how mindless it is. An evening to kill and ei
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by keybored 9mo ago
> Nowadays on any top social media there's 1-3% of creators making the vast majority of popular content, but more importantly, there's another 15% of people out there who are vying to try and take their spots and will gladly fi
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by keybored 9mo ago
Anyone who complains about dopamine is an obvious 2016 infotainment slave.
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by keybored 9mo ago
How do you know if a nerd doesn’t care what you’re talking about? They’ll tell you.
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by keybored 9mo ago
The hallmark of patriotism is caring more about the surveillance from the other side of the lake than the bugs that are likely planted in your living room.
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by keybored 9mo ago
The US just kidnapped a head of state. It attacked Iran a little while ago. No matter to Canada or Europe though—that’s not them. But Greenland? Oh my, that’s not the Second or Third World. That’s us. Values? Values talk. Only. People wil
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by keybored 9mo ago
What ought to be the punishment for falling for the line that paying for something means no ads?
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by keybored 9mo ago
Mr. judge I’m not a black hat hacker. I’m a person, one of such nature who enjoys creatively overcoming or circumventing limitations. Pick a fight with a room full of pedants snicker snicker.
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by keybored 9mo ago
The title of this website is literally in another sense than white/grey/black hacker.
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by keybored 10mo ago
You could have committed to the meme and not mentioned this connection on the Internet again.
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by keybored 10mo ago
> Because the internet was invented in America so it's the only country where a country suffix was never used from the start of its popularity. I expect some countries like the UK and Australia to use something like `co.uk`. I expec
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by keybored 10mo ago
UBI is an idea from another money-centric ideology, namely “libertarianism”. It’s not an idea for fostering creativity. It’s an idea for dealing with less employable dependents of society, while the true dependents (parasitic capitalists) t

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