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by llm_nerd 3mo ago
> I guess it was only a matter of time before this niche of business developed. This is a fun webpage, and it feeds a certain bias, but there really isn't a "niche" beyond getting people to upvote it for the lulz. I would
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by llm_nerd 3mo ago
Clearly a bunch of defensive Microsoft employees are hitting these threads. The official complaint directly cites Microsoft as the source of these logs. They refer to Microsoft as the source of the records for web requests, app usage, and
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by llm_nerd 3mo ago
From the reading of the document, I really don't think that's it. The suspects used phishing to get access to one company's servers, then used those servers to push software to other servers. It 100% reads that they enlisted
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by llm_nerd 3mo ago
This is the part that isn't clear and is by far the most interesting. At what stage and what point did the GDID get correlated with a tool/web request. As is it almost sounds like Microsoft "telemetry" gathers everything
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by llm_nerd 3mo ago
The "in Portugal" is, I presume, a statement on where the library is. Further, when people talk about banned books, they usually mean at some sub-country level, even down to a school board. Like if you look at - https:/&#x2F
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by llm_nerd 3mo ago
When she was announced it was broadly assumed that she was being brought in to kill the division. But then she did some minor, pandering actions and suddenly everyone was "oh boy! A new era of xbox!" Only it was all a ruse to ensu
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by llm_nerd 3mo ago
Why didn't you just research and actually provide the answer? Because you would find, quite quickly, that it's less than 1/10th of the difference, so instead just post some vague hand-wavy "but what if ..." kind of
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by llm_nerd 3mo ago
> Screwing in little, little screws to make stuff used to be a pretty decent job in the US Sure, I get the "romance about the past" notion, but it will never, ever be a decent job again. The clock isn't turning back, and t
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by llm_nerd 3mo ago
> In many ways, it's a story about far more than just oats. Sure, and the story is about how Americans look at how they became the richest large country on the planet and endlessly ruminate on how they can have their cake and eat it
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by llm_nerd 3mo ago
Which part makes it crazy? The fact that they felt the need to add this disclaimer to try to assuage the fanatical anti-AI contingent? Like this is specifically a tool for AI-augmented development, and they had to add this "but also, t
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by llm_nerd 3mo ago
Becoming? We've moved entirely in the opposite direction. When these tools first appeared the overwhelming conversation was about the risk of letting a remote tool siphon your code and intellectual property (where eventually they&#x2
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by llm_nerd 3mo ago
It is blocked by Cloudflare, and it looks like the reason is simply that it's a super new domain so it's just an overly cautious thing.
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by llm_nerd 3mo ago
> What happens if you "accidentally" become persona non grata with both Google and Apple? https://www.theguardian.com/law/2026/feb/18/international-cr... The US made a Canadian judge a perso
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by llm_nerd 3mo ago
Not publicly traded as they haven't IPOd yet (the part where those closely held shares become publicly traded), but Anthropic does absolutely have shares, and there is a valuation on those shares. I don't quite understand how the
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by llm_nerd 3mo ago
Right, just as they did in the original announcement. It would become pay only. They then mentioned that it may return to the subscription in the future, which is kind of obvious: Once the SOTA had advanced further and this is just the last
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by llm_nerd 4mo ago
Problems reported in the first 90 days of ownership. Overwhelming minor niggling complaints like a piece of trim making a noise or even just misunderstandings about systems. American automakers love crowing about that survey because it&#x
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by llm_nerd 4mo ago
There are gaps depending upon the client configuration, but "bupkis" is simply wrong or horribly obsolete. Encrypted DNS isn't an "any day now", basically every platform and browser and provider supports it, and 100
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by llm_nerd 4mo ago
You're getting loads of replies that seem to knee-jerk defend US cities purely to oppose Flock. And let's be real and admit that adding more cameras does little to improve this. My whole neighbourhood has a panopticon of surveilla
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by llm_nerd 4mo ago
What makes Flock bizarre is that it's a private business, and this is precisely how police departments are getting around a lot of traditional gates and checks on this sort of thing. Police setting up a 1984 monitoring system throughou
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by llm_nerd 4mo ago
Are you on a client that is rendering it poorly or something? A small screen? ChatGPT is very clearly further to the left of center than Grok is to the right of center. If your device has a tiny screen it offsets things for space -- like Cl
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by llm_nerd 4mo ago
>They have one of the best video models In porn and deepfakes. Yeah, they should be regulated to obliteration. >they own cursor which has a good percent of the coding market They don't own cursor. They announced an acquisition im
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by llm_nerd 4mo ago
I really don't think that's a big factor in this, at least in modern times. Maybe it was once the case where colour was difficult or something. I mean I see the inverse as true, and entry level vehicles seem to have the most colou
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by llm_nerd 4mo ago
>So, a guy with probably one of the largest incentives in the world to trash xAI is trashing xAI? He's just stating the obvious, so I really don't see this as contentious. xAI is irrelevant. It's so irrelevant that after
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by llm_nerd 4mo ago
The four most common vehicle colours in the US are white, black, grey and silver. I believe this covers like 80%+ of vehicles. Canada is worse still (so much so that many makers basically just offer the shades of grey, sometimes with a spec
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by llm_nerd 4mo ago
I would be extraordinarily surprised if this were true. Let's be real: This is going to be a tiny volume product. Big for Linux gaming, but tiny in the grand scheme of things. Certainly minuscule compared to Windows gaming, or the PS4&
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by llm_nerd 4mo ago
While this seems related to recent events, this page has been there for months. They have used it when they think an account is underage. We talked about this previously : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47775633
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by llm_nerd 4mo ago
Alberta of course has rats. Short of being a hermit nation with impassable borders, the alternative is impossible. But they maintain such a critically low number through aggressive, non-stop actions that we declare it "rat free",
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by llm_nerd 4mo ago
While it's easy to be cynical and see this as everything getting worse somehow, monetizing a simple idea or premise is tough -- I mean, loads of people just put that stuff out there in comments on social media, blog posts, etc, and mov
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by llm_nerd 4mo ago
Indeed, that seemed surprisingly high to me and kind of countered the argument.
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by llm_nerd 4mo ago
Why is something true for a company where it is true and not true for companies where it is not true? SpaceX is worth more than Amazon. Amazon has $750B of revenue and an enormous unfathomable moat across many fields, across most of the p

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