lucasyvas

23 ms·

61.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
This sets a hilarious precedent where downloading torrents becomes completely fine. You can just cite this case if they win - even though we are talking about books the MPAA is probably going to have an opinion here.
62.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
Moderation is different than censorship. But a smart person would have known that. Hacker News is moderated, didn’t you know? Guess we should swap it out for a cesspool as well by your logic. Community Notes will be censored by the way comi
63.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
X is the first domain in my life that I legitimately believe needs to be blocked by remaining democratic nations. Alternatives exist.
64.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
Rust is better used from the inside out. It’s just more controversial.
65.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
If it wasn't obvious, no . I have a position but I'm really trying to make a neutral point here.
66.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
Thank you for citing that because it is really the basis of my point. It is meant to be apolitical and to demonstrate that we are not OK with this otherwise so shouldn’t be now.
67.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
Not a totally unfair point, but to be fair, some people are still outraged after the Snowden leaks.
68.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
It is not dramatic at all. Because of the very fact it's contentious, a rebuild will be undertaken by the next government to not trust it. It's an absolute guarantee regardless of how any one side feels about it. I and many people
69.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
Now is definitely relevant, however the ones steering the ship don't care about now. Someone will care later, that's all I personally know for sure.
70.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
Trust is objectively bad for systems design and processes, especially without audit and oversight! Everything should be trustless whenever it can be. They have broken every best practice in the book.
71.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
How about "You're fired"?
72.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
What company do you work for so I can tell them to fire you for negligence? Nobody hire this person. How can you possibly disagree with this and call yourself good at your job or a technologist? What an embarrassing take. Seriously you migh
73.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
I don’t believe they actually think that transparency and auditing are bad. I think that many people are either excited for possible benefit or horrified by what they are watching and have understandably been unable to detach themselves eno
74.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
Big Balls, man? Really? This dude is vetted to make this change? Come on. The kid wouldn’t be an unpaid intern at most companies. He wouldn’t pass the HR screen. Regardless of politics, they don’t have the credentials.
75.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
It still has to be torn down though, don’t you see that? Even if a following government wanted to keep things of benefit, it was implemented in an untrustworthy way without oversight. It has to be rebuilt either way now because they didn&#x
76.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
I thank you for highlighting that the intent isn’t actually the problem. I do feel the opposite to you but I’m happy you can see the practice itself is not acceptable / is a bad practice.
77.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
Even if you were to argue AI systems would eventually have a place in government, which they almost certainly would have anyway long term, the sheer carelessness and lack of oversight of its implementation by a private citizen and group of
78.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
Because there are bigger fish to fry, I think people don’t appreciate the sheer cost of the system rebuild that will be required for security reasons later. There’s absolutely no telling what additional software has been installed alongside
79.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
DEI aside, it seems like very few people understand the concept of a core value, or don’t have them. The new position is problematic to many, myself included, but the really absurd thing is the flip flopping. Values are great, but apparen
80.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
I appreciate your optimism but the people you hope to convince are no longer listening.
81.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
I can understand that phrasing - it sounds like they’re trying to impose the American way on sovereign nations. I think they may be surprised that they get nowhere on this.
82.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
They don’t have the will they just want you to think they do.
83.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
And I also pay general sales tax (GST) and provincial sales tax (PST) on everything imported from the US, or domestically made. Are you dense?
84.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
Bots or people in complete denial. People are waking up a bit slower than expected to the reality of what is happening. I completely understand in a way, because it only becomes clear once the barrel is pointed at you. At that point, it’s t
85.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
This is going to be used as the basis of the tariff. It doesn’t matter if the Trump administration is correct. Take it from a fentanyl-slinging Canadian - they’re either dumb or grasping for straws / full of shit. They are telling you
86.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
This looks like it was a colossal waste of time.
87.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
Indeed - doesn’t seem very “Efficiency” based does it.
88.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
I agree with the parent comment, but believe you have the more correct and important perspective in the current context. They are both probably forms of overcorrection, this too far in the wrong direction where the former could have been to
89.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
Disclaimer: Haven't used the tools a lot yet, just a bit. So if I say something that already exists, forgive me. TLDR: Targeted edits and prompts / Heads Up Display It should probably be more like an overlay (and hooked into conte
90.
by lucasyvas 2y ago
But it’s not a chat service…

More ›