kgwxd

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by kgwxd 9mo ago
Comments from throwaway accounts carry the same weight as AI slop.
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by kgwxd 9mo ago
100+% actually, or else the company is losing money.
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by kgwxd 9mo ago
Some people believe anything they're told, as long as it's from "their guy". Their guy said that's how they work. Their guy is currently POTUS.
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by kgwxd 9mo ago
They may have sold more in 2025 but will the customers be happy with that purchase overall? Just about everyone I know in person, that bought an electric vehicle over the past 10 years went back to gas as soon as they could. Worst case last
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by kgwxd 9mo ago
At least it was the finger print scanner and not your finger that needs replacing. Biometrics as an EXTRA layer of security, on SHARED devices, makes sense. As a convenient replacement for passwords, on a personal device, net negative.
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by kgwxd 9mo ago
is there something special about it to make the front page?
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by kgwxd 9mo ago
Research it, make the useful bits available, don't shove it in my face? Yes! Whatever everyone else is doing? NOOOOOO!
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by kgwxd 9mo ago
AI has made me hate real people even more that I already did. Constantly seeing human behavior emulated amplifies how much real people are on auto-pilot, even (especially?) the parts that make them "them".
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by kgwxd 9mo ago
These days, stunts like that might get you a third term.
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by kgwxd 9mo ago
If the writing is anything like ST S5, it's going to be worse than the Zelda cartoons from the 80's.
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by kgwxd 9mo ago
> “It surprises me that the federal government has not gotten involved” Another bullshit narrative from the party of small government giving big government a plausible excuse to overreach, even more.
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by kgwxd 9mo ago
They're targeting that too. e.g. recent change to postmark dates.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
Teach them how the bad tech works so they naturally avoid it. Teach them how good tech works so they naturally reach for it.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
Maybe we'll be able to flag more than 1 type of post someday :/
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
Driving yourself onto tracks is natural selection. AI driving a person onto tracks is artificial selection.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
This comment looks familiar.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
Alternate comments you could have posted...
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
no one that uses the phrase "mind virus" is qualified to teach anyone anything. Its only purpose is to dismiss valid criticism of an idea.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
Negative engagement should be a negative metric and bring negative karma to posters and commenters that take part in it.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
Make it a separate build that doesn't even have any of the AI code in it because a flag can't be trusted. Especially when there's a history of resetting flags after updates.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
I'm guessing because it is, in no way, a fit for HN, so several users probably flagged it. This post is even less of a fit, I'm guessing it will get flagged too.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
I don't know, the way things are going, being an asshole seems to bring the most "success".
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
Then you'd probably get along pretty well.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
The phrase itself has been a well established joke since I can remember.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
The funny thing is, MS office apps looks less out-of-place on Linux because most apps are already different. On Windows 11, it looks like the forgotten step-child of Windows 8.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
How's battery life if you run Linux in a VM on Mac OS?
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
My only hold out until this year was my gaming PC. When Windows 10 became unsupported, so did Minecraft updates. I tried Windows 11 just enough to get MC installed, only to find out I must log into the Microsoft Store to get it to run at al
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
You can have both! POSSE to post multiple places. PESOS to pull in anything posted directly in other places, i.e. anything that didn't originate from a POSSE post.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
"No arbitrary code execution" is how I'd put it. "Ads" can be plain text, they just usually aren't on the internet. If a plain text site decided to include them once in a while, I'd celebrate the choice.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
> Obviously a webpage without links is like a fish without a bicycle, URLs are text. Anchor tags are text. The "link" part is a function of the content viewer. text/plain just happens to not trigger that function in most b

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