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nathanaldensr
13d ago
Wouldn't that constitute a public performance of copyrighted material? The police themselves could be DMCAed. Haha
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nathanaldensr
17d ago
Who is "we?" Software developers who are growing up "vibe coding?" We're even further from the underlying hardware on the abstraction layers; just how are "we" going to care more about efficiency?
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nathanaldensr
25d ago
Not all of us are gullible idiots. I've been in tech for more than 30 years and I avoid AI except for trivial search results. There are undoubtedly many more like us who see it for what it is. Guard your spirit!
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nathanaldensr
5mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sV3pYZZ2jEw
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nathanaldensr
5mo ago
Antitrust has been dead for decades. It spans administrations and parties.
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nathanaldensr
5mo ago
Waste and grift.
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nathanaldensr
5mo ago
Not everyone characterizes AI as "liberation from toil," and many are skeptical that any "equitable distribution of benefits" will occur in the first place. That's the point.
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nathanaldensr
5mo ago
Last time I looked into this, you really couldn't in a reasonably simple way. It was possible between two users, but more than two just caused issues with syncing.
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5mo ago
This does absolutely nothing to address the underlying social, economic, and ideological reasons why new relationship formation is struggling so much, especially with Gen Z. It's not a technological problem, in other words. I won'
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5mo ago
It's not about actual security; it's about the appearance of it. It allows CTOs and such to check a box to say "Why yes, our vendor is secure! Look at all their claims! Look at how many other companies use them!" Tha
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nathanaldensr
5mo ago
Just noticed this myself. Whoops!
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nathanaldensr
5mo ago
What's wrong is a society full of people who are avoidantly attached and full of trauma.
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nathanaldensr
5mo ago
Millennials on the whole are incredibly neurotic about all kinds of things. Why that is is a matter of debate.
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nathanaldensr
5mo ago
That's not empathy, though. The word "empathy" has been co-opted to mean "understanding someone else's point of view," but that's not what empathy is. Empathy is feeling others' feelings. I'm ac
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5mo ago
Unfortunately, housing is not merely treated as a cost issue for most people. Where we live is a social and even spiritual experience. We're not bugs that mindlessly perform our economic duty and then return to our hole. We're hum
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6mo ago
Taking money from the devil on one hand, protesting evil with the other. Make it make sense. "Rules for me but not for thee."
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nathanaldensr
6mo ago
Yes. "There are already foxes in the hen house, but we'll ban new foxes from entering!"
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nathanaldensr
6mo ago
> HN has a large enough MAGA contingent that believes by not talking about it the world will hold off a little longer from bringing down their idol. No. You're projecting. You're one of those types that sees politics in every
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6mo ago
Exactly. Like most "growth hackers," they assume that our attention is their resource to consume, and we should all be grateful for the privilege of making them rich. No thanks. I reject this as the abusive practice and mentalit
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6mo ago
You're asking for others to take abuse on your behalf because your needs are more important than theirs. You're abusive. Stop coping and admit the truth. You're part of the problem but wrapping it in victimhood.
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6mo ago
I've noticed the same. Companies are disguising what are obviously marketing, advertising, or promotional content as "transactional." Experian is probably the most famous of these offenders. They send "transactional"
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6mo ago
I wish this were hyperbolic. Sadly, the memes have become reality (was it always reality?)
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6mo ago
The question isn't what must be done; look to the very founding of the United States for wisdom on that topic. The only question is, do people have the collective courage to do it?
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6mo ago
This is simply not true by most objective metrics... unless you don't like plastic and fertilizer?
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nathanaldensr
6mo ago
Yep. It's just a lie.
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6mo ago
It's gaslighting on a worldwide scale is what it is.
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6mo ago
Right. Whether it's absolutely true in an empirical sense almost doesn't matter. If enough people believe it's true--and I'd argue Gen Z absolutely does--it will become the reality. Whether it's a self-fulfilling pr
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6mo ago
Agreed. The sphere of trust around each of us will shrink back to only those in our physical proximity. Outside of that, no one can be trusted.
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6mo ago
The FAA's problems are systemic and structural. They've existed long, long before the 2024 election.
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nathanaldensr
7mo ago
LOL, exactly! The underlying problem is people's addiction to drugs, not all the symptoms that come from those addictions.
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