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nativeit
4mo ago
Are there really 10-100x undervalued companies listed on indexes that haven’t been noticed?
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nativeit
4mo ago
Is that normal? To promote a research paper in ArXiv so heavily? I think the parent comment’s concerns still apply, saying a large, well-funded YouTube channel is specifically releasing coordinated content to promote this prompts more quest
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nativeit
4mo ago
That level of personal wealth is inherently immoral and doesn’t *ever* happen without exploitation.
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nativeit
4mo ago
Maybe, but somehow I doubt the American Heart Association is planning to open a chain of pork barbecue restaurants to support its mission against heart disease.
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nativeit
5mo ago
Wouldn’t that involve modifying someone else’s prompt?
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nativeit
5mo ago
The same argument could be made about any public service. Certainly, if libraries were funded to the tune of $1000 for every household, they would be very different places.
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5mo ago
I believe there are standing precedents about cash bail that state that it should not be used unless there’s a demonstrable risk the defendant will flee otherwise. The problem (one of them anyway) is that as a component of the process, it’s
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5mo ago
I have found Forgejo’s actions to be functional for my own purposes, although rather incomplete compared with GitHub. That said, porting an action from GitHub to Forgejo was fairly easy the one time I was forced to do so.
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5mo ago
I’m prob not the “average” user in this context (meaning that I am not a SWE or professional developer, but rather a code-curious sysadmin and consultant with too many hobbies), and I consistently use GitHub Copilot to write and push code t
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5mo ago
This sounds like a naive presumption. Are ransomware distributors well known for operating within strict hierarchies bound by culturally-ingrained traditions, or acting in the best interests of their own “greater good”? Last I heard, teenag
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nativeit
5mo ago
But once all that is done you still own a Mac in one case, and you don’t in the other, correct?
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5mo ago
Over the weekend, I tried to get Claude to produce a relatively straightforward schematic for me using KiCAD’s Python API, and it seems wholly incapable of properly understanding the requests, working with symbol libraries, or handling any
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nativeit
5mo ago
I think the better tack is to stop acting like these laws are being pushed by honest actors with good faith intentions of protecting children.
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nativeit
5mo ago
Who’s buying the memory for this effort?
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nativeit
5mo ago
I’ve stopped using your product entirely. Anthropic may not like it, but I can do something about it.
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nativeit
5mo ago
They’re probably expecting biological weapons of mass destruction can be created without too much effort, so are curious to see all the nifty ways people can create biological weapons of mass destruction?
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nativeit
6mo ago
At the end of the day, unenforced anti-competition regulations can bulldoze controversies.
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nativeit
6mo ago
I guess why fix vulnerabilities when you can just obscure them?
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nativeit
6mo ago
So did Munich stop existing after we leveled it in 1944?
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nativeit
6mo ago
Don’t applications running under your user account have access to your user’s home folder by default?
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nativeit
6mo ago
My impression is that the revoked permissions do not persist. Rather, an interactive window running under the user’s name has implied access to the user’s home folders, regardless of what’s been set under “Files & Folders” (which still
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nativeit
6mo ago
Related topic on CuriousMarc and co.’s AGC restoration: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47641528
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6mo ago
I have been following this series since it began, and it's just magical for the sort of nerds who have consumed all of the surface-level documentaries and books about Apollo, especially if you have an interest in electronics engineerin
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nativeit
6mo ago
I don't think humanity has fully reckoned with the idea of a product that can manipulate us unilaterally like this.
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6mo ago
Human Cent-iPad style?
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6mo ago
Speech, for example.
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nativeit
6mo ago
Good choice of a day to spawn this meme account.
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nativeit
6mo ago
Account is days old, zero karma, comment history is 100% simping for AI.
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nativeit
6mo ago
Typing this on an iPhone 11 as well. Still feeling zero pressure to upgrade.
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6mo ago
I never understood the tribalism. For nearly a decade now I have used Windows, Linux, and Macs essentially daily. I have an Ubuntu desktop in my shop, a variety of Debian servers in the cloud, a Windows desktop in my office, a Mac Mini in m
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