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by neya 6mo ago
Once you reach this stage, honestly the only escape is real escape. Put your papers in and start looking for a job elsewhere, because when they go down, they will go down hard and drag you with them. It's not like you didn't try.
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by neya 6mo ago
> I’ve come to mostly expect this behavior from most websites that run advertising code and this is why I run ad blockers. We should not normalise nor accept this behaviour in the first place.
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by neya 6mo ago
Yeah, fuck the engineers who worked full time and ran many simulations tirelessly and worked out the best stack for this mission, right? Most of the combustion engines in your car are still from designs late 60s - 80s (Eg. Renault). Does th
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by neya 6mo ago
Man, for some reason the ass kissing of Claude is just insane. Claude this, Claude that. I do Elixir for a living and Claude is just absolutely garbage in comparison to Gemini Pro. But hey, everyone hates Google - despite them being the onl
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by neya 6mo ago
> every delay to AGI results in deaths that AGI could have prevented Sure, that's what AGI would be used for /s In other news, we are not even close to AGI and even with the current experimental technology, frontier AI model co
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by neya 6mo ago
It's a classic deflection tactic - when they can't refute you by merit, they answer something with a question that is completely different about what was said - BOOM, the discussion is now about something else, completely differen
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by neya 6mo ago
Every other company sends out cold emails to prospects outside of the company, but Oracle is the only company to send out cold emails to their own employees. Gotta give it to them...
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by neya 6mo ago
> What're you gonna do, take away the camera, hit them? A lot of people have done this, because at that point it's consciously making a decision to be an asshole and violating someone's privacy. The laws may not be on the
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by neya 6mo ago
I wonder if this has any connection with the recent string of attacks including the FBI director getting hacked. The attack surface is large, executed extremely cleanly - almost as if done by a high profile state sponsored actor, just like
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by neya 6mo ago
The NPM ecosystem is a joke. I don't even want anything to do with it, because my stack is fully Elixir. But, just because of this one dependency that is used in some interfaces within my codebase, I need to go back to all my apps and
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by neya 7mo ago
Yeah, but this was also strategically in Apple's interest to sell the iPads with nerfed up iPad OS as a separate line up. I love Steve Jobs and all, but this did NOT age well. The millions of people using Surface and Surface Pro will a
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by neya 7mo ago
Fair enough.
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by neya 7mo ago
> I would like to know when someone is trying to have the tool do all of their work for them. Absolutely spot on. Maybe I'm old school, but I never let AI touch my commit message history. That is for me - when 6 months down the lin
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by neya 7mo ago
> Not sure if they already do this.
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by neya 7mo ago
> Copilot is for entertainment purposes only. Jokes on them, that's why I consider entire Microsoft for entertainment purposes only.
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by neya 7mo ago
Yeah, but it's a shitty move though - it should be by default opt-in, rather than opt-out. Imagine, you just continue coding normally consciously avoiding co-pilot only to find out that Github has been secretly training their models on
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by neya 7mo ago
Imagine just having the copilot extension installed will be an excuse at some point for them to steal our code to train their AI models. Not sure if they already do this.
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by neya 7mo ago
> except for Gemini This is incorrect. If you are a paid subscriber, Gemini explicitly states it doesn't use your data to train its models.
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by neya 7mo ago
> OpenAI/ChatGPT/Codex, Anthropic/Claude and Google/Gemini all do this. 1. Everyone doing this doesn't mean it's acceptable. 2. Google Gemini explicitly says right under the chat box if you are a paid subscr
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by neya 7mo ago
I feel like there is an even more important crisis that is being masked over here: https://github.blog/changelog/2026-03-25-updates-to-our-priv... New Section J — AI features, training, and your data: We’ve added
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by neya 7mo ago
Public photography isn't a crime, but then again it's very nuanced. If I'm taking a portrait of a park, where people are having picnics, it seems "less targeted", if you know what I mean. Whereas walking with a phon
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by neya 7mo ago
TikTokers aren't exactly the gold standards of society nor is being a TikToker a free card to violate people's privacy though. What's to say if someone confronts and requests the TikToker to stop recording them without their
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by neya 7mo ago
Depends, would you walk around recording everyone with your phone out right onto their faces without their consent?
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by neya 7mo ago
I believe you're talking to an LLM, just look at the comment history
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by neya 7mo ago
All good. I thought it was a gendered reference and learned that it isn't. My bad.
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by neya 7mo ago
> my dude This is the problem I'm trying to highlight. For one, I'm not "your dude". I don't even know you like that. If you want to correct me on the idiom usage, be my guest. 2) Mailman and yes-man aren't
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by neya 7mo ago
Same as you, why is that so hard for you to grasp?
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by neya 7mo ago
WTF is "yes-men"? Orignal title: AI overly affirms users asking for personal advice Dear mods, can we keep the title neutral please instead of enforcing gender bias?
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by neya 7mo ago
Sounds like a bad business model then - if you have to depend on one single customer to make or break your company.
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by neya 7mo ago
Given that the potential high paying customer is just that - a potential, one must always keep the long term platform stability in mind as it affects every other customer, not just this potential customer. Hence, it boils down to opportun

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