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by latexr 5mo ago
> pausing the rollout for mitigations What mitigations? Nothing they’ve done is relevant to the four points in the comment above. > such as public education Their “public education” is about as meaningful as alcohol warnings. https:&
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by latexr 5mo ago
> As a software developer I understand how others sees AI as a threat to their job safety This again. For the umpteenth time, not everything is about jobs and money. There are at least a dozen other more valid reasons to be critical or s
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by latexr 5mo ago
> The public at large will need to Ah, yes. You see, it’s not them who are wrong for knowingly releasing something they knew to be harmful, it’s everyone else who needs to change. That seems reasonable. Humanity is famous for being able
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by latexr 5mo ago
While the USA is famously a two-party system, that’s not true of every democracy.
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Put me up as another person wanting that feature, it was how I expected it would work.
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by latexr 5mo ago
> That's why I bought my email domain and use <domain_name>@hnrobert42.com. It helps to use a password manager. Whenever there’s this discussion on HN, someone usually points out that can sometimes be a bother, especially when
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by latexr 5mo ago
The whole concept comes from homebrewing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homebrewing
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by latexr 5mo ago
I think you’re both right. But you’re right regarding writing and your parent comment is right regarding speech.
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by latexr 5mo ago
Ostensibly it did. But worth noting that despite many people still thinking of Max Howell when they think of Homebrew, he hasn’t been there for a long long time. Pretty sure he wasn’t there at the time of that Google interview, even. Mike
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by latexr 5mo ago
I get you yourself are making a joke, but I’d argue that to “create a joke”, you have to understand that’s what you’re doing and have that as a goal. Being made fun of (like in this case) is a different matter and requires no skill or creat
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by latexr 5mo ago
> B) seeing the agent as a human-like and able to bear responsibility Then they should ask the agent for the refund, since they claim it was at fault.
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by latexr 5mo ago
You can run Homebrew on Linux without admin privileges. Useful e.g. for shared hosting.
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by latexr 5mo ago
I can’t find a link to the study in the article. The article on its own does not corroborate its premise (they haven’t described a situation where cat’s have “something in it for them”) and the experiment as described was frankly ridiculous
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Safari Technology Preview's self-destructive macOS support policy(lapcatsoftware.com)
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https://xcancel.com/awscloud/status/2064449711155589396
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More AI-generated code doesn't make your team faster. It might slow you down.(twitter.com)
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by latexr 5mo ago
That’s one reason corporations make new UIs, yes, but the other is users demanding them for the sake of novelty. Reddit (but not only) is filled with people with no design sense complaining about how something which works ( because it wa
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by latexr 5mo ago
Title comes from a quote in the video: > Instead of trying to find a suitable compliant solution, Apple simply made a request to the European Commission to be extempted from their interoperability obligations under the DMA.
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Apple made a request to the EC to be exempted from interop obligations under DMA(audiovisual.ec.europa.eu)
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Exactly. And macOS 27 is unlikely to be a Snow Leopard release because it won’t have the time to. The yearly release schedule is too brutal.
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> Which is even sillier when you think about it, because if it's useless, then you really shouldn't care: the markets will eventually find out that it's useless, and everything will go back to normal People who are against
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by latexr 5mo ago
> it is obvious they are. If you don’t see it I really, really don’t know what to tell you. (…) just trying to help out another dev here. Wake the F up. Your whole post is dismissive and insulting and has zero arguments. No one is helped
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> We have polar opposite media bubbles. I see OG programmers all over my timeline The person you’re replying to, in the bit you quoted, said specifically: > Almost every programmer I know personally People you know personally are not
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by latexr 5mo ago
That’s not right. You can very much apply trademarks to open-source software. See for example Mozilla Firefox. Also, open-source and public domain are not the same thing. Finally, git is GPL.
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> Blank PR descriptions are a tax on your reviewers. I paste my diff summary and ask: LLM-generated PR descriptions are a bigger tax than blank descriptions. > Instead of a normal rubber-duck session, I want pushback If you get pushba
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by latexr 5mo ago
Like so many other creators, seems like Grey’s main focus might now be on podcasts. Easier to produce and monetise.
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by latexr 5mo ago
Meta is clearly staying true to their ethos. “Move fast and break things”, “ask for forgiveness, not permission”, “have your security researcher delete their own email email by accident and then refuse to learn anything and use that same sy
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> Meta in a fair world should be forced to financially compensate these people. In a fair world, Meta and companies like it wouldn’t exist.
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Companies Are Using Reddit to Manipulate ChatGPT and Google AI Search(404media.co)
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Despite not being American myself, I do have family who is. I don’t recall the exact date they became citizens, but some time before Trump’s first term. I also have friends who are American, born and raised, living in different parts of the

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