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by llbbdd 5mo ago
Phone is small computer
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
"ChatGPT, generate a blog post that packages an ad for my service that competes with Google by harvesting HN's latent anti-Google rage."
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
I don't think so either, I'm saying he's a better person than I am for blocking it out as much as he did. If someone sends me a filthy email like that I don't particularly care if their name and contact info are made pub
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
That was also stupid
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
Rolled my eyes when this article got to the unlawful and climate parts. Rolled my eyes harder when I clicked to the homepage and saw what the main sell of this site is. I'd ask why this is so high on HN but it's so tailor-made for
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
> Somebody outside Google needs to provide a well-reasoned assessment of the feature proposal. I'm sure that exists already, I've personally been waiting for some version of this to make it into browsers since like GPT 3.5. Eve
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
Can also be useful information to have if you want to give the appearance of having diligently redacted without doing too much to protect some asshole. IMO if the author of that email wanted to protect their anonymity and employability they
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
> By that reasoning, any novel/cutting-edge addition to a browser or other software is wrong? This is IME the default position on HN. Seemingly a complete showcase of the appropriate scope of web technology can be found at http:&#x
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
There is a link elsewhere in this comment tree addressing all of that: https://developer.chrome.com/docs/ai/prompt-api
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
What do you think React is?
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
The opportunity to compete with an autocomplete engine that does their job better on average, instead of coasting on their credentials and hurting real people in the process.
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
Yeah that's "the government and people part", it's talking about the average. Of course the rich enclaves in Mexico are doing better than the average, you can find that in many places on the planet that are on average te
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
AI is only good at the work I'm not paid to do
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
Can't happen soon enough. If the bar was as high as it needed to be, there'd be like one qualified doctor on Earth so far.
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
Lol, sharing specifics famously a comfortable and smart thing to do with medical information, doctor. This kind of attitude is why the moment it's viable, every F-student with a doctorate is going to get what they deserve.
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
Respectfully, as someone with a family with plenty of medical issues and having experienced plenty of useless doctors, the onus is now on medical professionals to prove their worth. They are a second option and most of their remaining value
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
Return to the halcyon security era of curl piped into bash
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
"Gay guy says what?" historically had a pretty good hit-rate, the limit is that most people probably can't recite their credit card number from memory fast enough to be got by this
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
We're gonna need a gayer boat
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
It's awesome that modern day hacking requires you to adopt the mindset of like, Bugs Bunny
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
Just commenting to say, from a place of empathy, that you're right and that it's hard for people to understand what mania looks like in someone if you haven't experienced it first-or-second-hand. You see it a few times and it
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
> except for being like 10x more expensive, of course Expense is largely fake when we're talking about transit. Amtrak specifically is directly federally subsidized; most bus lines run at a substantial loss. At scale there's no
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
> Obviously not what I'm talking about. It does not increase travel time in a significant way, and I'm including NYC subways. It's not like traffic jams for cars. It's still relevant. Waiting for the next train, findi
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
I do live in a dense city with rail and it's slower, especially accounting for last-mile transit. Rail does have traffic, they just sit next to you and you have to navigate around them on foot. It's also not true that there's
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
> Aka your pure fantasy that you present as fact. Of course there might be idiots who may claim to "seize the means of private transportation" or something like that, but let's not pretend it's a serious argument. I r
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
someone woke up on the wrong side of the goblin today
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
I'm very much in agreement. All of the pitches for more passenger rail have a for-the-greater-good tint to them that glosses over the fact that point-to-point private vehicles are better in every other conceivable way, more so if they&
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
Seems like a healthy human temperature to me. Maybe AGI has finally arrived.
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
I say give him access and make some popcorn. At my last job I watched a manager who had not written code in years start pumping out garbage PRs and reports with hallucinated stats. He would bring them to our engineering team meetings to pre
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by llbbdd 5mo ago
Honestly, not even in favor of legislating any kind of increased device-side control or age gating. I understand the "this should be up to the parents" angle but I'd push it further: modern tech already allows parents too muc

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