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by mrtksn 5mo ago
It’s the protocol of the brave new world, you and the recipient need a single sentence to communicate but the culture dictates using certain language and politeness + personal flavor so your AI helps you write culturally appropriate fluff a
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by mrtksn 5mo ago
Did you know that if you put some money into your OpenAI account it expires after a year? I was very annoyed when that happened, no refund no warning it’s just gone as if it was a promo credit. Openrouter is very nice since it puts a barrie
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by mrtksn 5mo ago
For some reason AI is able to replace engineers, doctors, lawyers but can do CEO’s and PR specialists. (!) Every time these AI discussions happen, it’s my first thought, they even talk about the 1 person billion $ company concept but for so
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by mrtksn 5mo ago
They broke that workflow in a recent update. Software these days is horrendous
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by mrtksn 5mo ago
Sounds like a solution structured the wrong way, the world should leave alone people who don’t commit crimes and take care of the people who manipulate the world in horribly destructive ways instead of limiting what law abiding citizens can
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by mrtksn 5mo ago
It’s the information disparity resulting in reduced bargaining power. The unions are supposed to solve that actually. I wonder if Americans would have more positive opinions on this if unions were called platforms, and were for profit compa
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by mrtksn 5mo ago
Can't they just tell GPT-5.5 to fix their books, make no mistakes? Are the accountants also not replaceable by AI when doctors, lawyers and engineers are?
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by mrtksn 5mo ago
Sure but this means that you’re no longer eligible to make living from your ideas, which can be fine by you but it eliminates entire class of people who used to make living from intellectual work. This also could have been fine, it can brin
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by mrtksn 5mo ago
He was reflecting, what he meant was if I had a pipeline to you that you are dependent on I would coerce you. He kept trying coerce EU with whatever US had on EU.
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by mrtksn 5mo ago
> There's nothing remotely left wing about Starmer's Labor government And that's why they lost support so quickly. Centrism does't work anymore and being slightly to the right for left wing voter base and the far rig
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by mrtksn 5mo ago
The Nord Stream is epic but he didn't argue for independence, he is arguing for US-dependence instead of Russia-dependence so this isn't flying as well as Americans believe it is because that was actually German issue, not EU wide
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by mrtksn 5mo ago
> don't see fascist takeovers in the UK, France or Germany The horseshoe theory is in full swing lately, in UK after right wing libertarian rule came the left wing labour and now it’s once again the right wingers. They again won’t s
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by mrtksn 5mo ago
EU isn’t governed by the china communist party, the only way to stop being reliant to US is to stop trade with US and the cost of it will be enormous. Trump needs to create such a high political risk that the economic damage be justified. H
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by mrtksn 5mo ago
The only thing that can “save Europe” is US embargo, otherwise doesn’t make sense to do replication of the US effort whatsoever. In US the AI is a private effort, in Europe there are no businesses that are interested in investing such large
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by mrtksn 5mo ago
It's nothing crazy about it. Why do you study? To learn. The exams are there to benchmark your progress. If you cheat, everything falls apart for you. It is possible that when the metric becomes the target(AKA Goodhart's law) chea
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by mrtksn 6mo ago
Communities in FB, WhatsApp, Telegram etc are actually flourishing. As it appears real time gated communities are doing fine. It’s an unpopular opinion but I am looking forward to ID and age verified social media. If done right we can have
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by mrtksn 6mo ago
That’s why it’s market failure, not some specific company failure
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by mrtksn 6mo ago
It is a market failure as the markets fail to cater for the demand due to structural factors. It’s basically designing database structure that causes huge latency due to use pattern changes and you are not able to alter the structure becaus
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by mrtksn 6mo ago
What I wonder is, why do we still need code etc? Shouldn’t all code be just a promt? This way it becomes language and platform agnostic.
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by mrtksn 6mo ago
Who visits those long expired domains to generate ad revenue? People nostalgic? People who hear this Friendster thing and want to check out what they are doing now?
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Show HN: Store, play and stream your iOS/macOS videos on your smart TV with Kino(appwared.com)
2 points by mrtksn 6mo ago|0 comments
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by mrtksn 6mo ago
You can't educate around something that's predatory in nature. IMHO the solution should involve defining what's natural social media and what is predatory social media. The natural one can be a system that connects real peopl
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by mrtksn 6mo ago
So what law is broken exactly? Will an engineer with classified information on F-35 use that for fixing his car be also prosecuted? I guess no, so is this about leaking the Maduro operation? Insider trading and outcome manipulation seems to
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by mrtksn 6mo ago
Are prediction markets regulated? Is this about breaking the laws regarding prediction markets or is this about leaking classified information? I skimmed but not sure still. Someone more cynical can say that this is about protecting Thiel’s
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by mrtksn 6mo ago
I wonder if this means that in a true free market betting is actually impossible as extra-gaming structures like those spontaneously emerge. You need centralized regulation to make it work.
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by mrtksn 6mo ago
I'm aware of the 2x limits but IIRC that was supposed to be until 9th of April or something like that and I wasn't hitting the limits especially the weekly one. Since the last few days it feels much worse, When I hit the 5h limit
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by mrtksn 6mo ago
Codex is my favorite UX for anything as it edits the files and I can use the proper tooling to adjust and test stuff, so in my experience it was already able to do everything. However lately the limits seem to have got extremely tight, I ke
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Show HN: Kino is a Google TV app that turns the TV into a media server(play.google.com)
1 points by mrtksn 6mo ago|0 comments
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by mrtksn 6mo ago
No worries :) I shouldn't have been mixing months and years type subscriptions in first place.
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by mrtksn 6mo ago
If you do the maths correctly it’s in that range, roughly. (100*12 months) = 1200 euros/year 1200/60 = 20 so 20x difference between the most expensive IPTV and the cheapest legal option. You can go with the 20 EUR IPTV vs the 200

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