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Mac App Store: What's in a Name?
(lapcatsoftware.com)
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> But don't paint the humans all with the same brush But that’s not what I did. From the very first post I was explicit in mentioning greedy narcissists. Obviously that doesn’t mean everyone in every group, it means the greedy narci
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5mo ago
> It seems like most people don't really care if they're being filmed, or if their data is being slurped up six ways from Sunday For the majority of people I don’t think it’s true that they don’t care, but rather that they don’
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5mo ago
Greedy narcissists are lacking in empathy, that’s what makes them greedy narcissists. That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be empathetic, of course. Someone else’s lack of empathy does not excuse our own. However, consider that billionaires mos
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5mo ago
> something that was already pretty much dead You keep saying that, but prior to the acquisition Twitter had finally managed to start turning a profit.
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5mo ago
Every <unit of currency> not in your pocket is in someone else’s. Greedy narcissists can’t stand that, they need to have it all. They don’t need the extra 500 billion to spend it, they need it so the number goes up. They need to be nu
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5mo ago
https://xcancel.com/i/status/2055317281169678590
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Green Bay Packers: "Your AI slop bores us"
(twitter.com)
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5mo ago
I’m not going to play the game of speaking for a victim of a disaster. The fact that a civilian was on board Challenger is secondary. The point is that Schmidt has hindsight, as do we all. Challenger wasn’t the only disaster, we know these
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5mo ago
It’s not a simple A or B. There are plenty of reasons to be against AI, and they can depend on where you live or how you are affected by it. The citizens who just got told they’ll be left without electricity because it’ll be rerouted to a n
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5mo ago
> Then trying to counter the boos with remarks like: "If you get offered a chance to ride on the rocket ship, you don't ask questions you just get on." Perhaps Schmidt should Google “Space Shuttle Challenger” before making
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University of Arizona students boo Eric Schmidt's AI cheerleading
(theverge.com)
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6mo ago
Cue that commitstrip comic from 2016. https://web.archive.org/web/20161211074810/http://www.commit...
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6mo ago
I think Wikipedia does a good job of defining what most people understand by “progress”. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progress > Progress is movement towards a perceived refined, improved, or otherwise desired stat
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6mo ago
> I'm not doing arcane rules-lawyering, I'm just saying people should avoid doing things the site guidelines quite specifically ask them not to do. Which I agree with. And I’m just saying the rules aren’t absolute, can’t cover
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6mo ago
> Meanwhile SwiftUI doesn't feel particularly fast. That’s because SwiftUI isn’t particularly good, not because web rendering is as good as native. AppKit still runs circles around both, in performance and resource consumption.
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6mo ago
> The quote above is just the high brow literature analog of TikTok tradwife content, both serving to feed angst about the present by contrasting with an idealized re-imagination of the past that only works if you don’t look too deep. Th
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6mo ago
You’re stretching the meaning of understanding to ridiculous levels of uselessness. If you’re slapped across the face, do you need to understand physics and biology to know how the movement and speed of a hand interacting with the tissue of
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6mo ago
You’re stretching it way too far. Most adults don’t have all those, let alone “reasonably intelligent” children. There were child geniuses before, too.
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6mo ago
That doesn’t work, on multiple levels. Existing is a prerequisite to wanting; you cannot want if you do not exist. But even if you ignore that, it’s not immediately ethical or unethical to do or not do something just because someone else wa
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6mo ago
That quote gets less convincing by the day. It has reached a state where it’s regurgitated without proper context or consideration and is now no more than a deepity. There are plenty of “unreasonable men” adapting the world to themselves. B
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6mo ago
I find it worrying that you’re more concerned with the civil thing than the right thing. Placing an undue emphasis on civility is how bad actors control the conversation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkKo1_RP_0c The
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> Would be bad for software/progress I guess but We all need to slow down and get some perspective. “Progress” doesn’t mean “rush everything and do it now now now”. Advancements should be slow, methodical, considered. That’s a goo
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6mo ago
Crucially, those rules were written before the invention of the new astroturfing machine which makes it more trivial than ever. HN had to impose restrictions around new amounts already, such as limitations on Show HN, so clearly something i
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6mo ago
Tax and banking will depend entirely on your country. If the amount is low, it’s not going to be worth it to you for everything around it. If the amount is high, you should perhaps be a little suspicious and proceed with caution. Why do t
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6mo ago
I’ve read enough Paul Graham to know he’s not someone whose opinion I care about or respect. He’s yet another rich guy tech bro out of touch with normal people who unfortunately has an army of wannabe tech and finance bro shills clinging to
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> I mean what if he's actually the second coming of Christ. Makes sense. Cue Don LaFontaine: In a world, where one man sacrificed himself for all of humanity… And they learned nothing of his lessons… In a country where people lie in
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6mo ago
Here’s just the most recent example. https://fortune.com/2026/05/12/lake-tahoe-data-center-49000-...
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6mo ago
Come on… The guy who said he can’t imagine caring for his child without consulting ChatGPT… The guy who said he didn’t know how to make revenue with ChatGPT, and made a “soft promise” to investors they’d somehow achieve AGI then ask it how
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6mo ago
> Sensory Processing Disorder Oh, it was that simple to find. I was expecting something more complicated. Thank you. Wikipedia seems like a good place to start. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sensory_processing_disord
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