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by nicce 6mo ago
> Setting min-release age to 7 days is great, but the only true way to protect from supply chain attacks is restricting network access. Getting zero day patches 7 days later if no proper monitoring about important patches or if this spec
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by nicce 6mo ago
It is harder and harder to trust any blog post anymore, the more AI there is. I used to read blog posts because of the personality and the precision level. Now both have been taken away.
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by nicce 6mo ago
> Unless you are Python, where the standard library includes multiple HTTP libraries and everyone installs the requests package anyways. The amount of time defining same data structures over and over again vs `pip install requests` with
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by nicce 6mo ago
I have tried it a lot aswell. A single mistake and it guesses the side and changes the tone.
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by nicce 6mo ago
> Maybe it's not so sensible to offload the responsibility of clear thinking to AI companies? Maybe it’s not so sensible to offload the responsibility of tubacca addiction to tubacca companies?
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by nicce 7mo ago
The output is also very manipulative in order to keep you using it. They want you to feel good. I don't use ChatGPT at all anymore, as it is misleading too badly. But it will work for masses as it worked with Facebook/Instagram et
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by nicce 7mo ago
It is not worse I would say. It uses neutral system prompt by default, whereas Gemini and ChatGPT will please you too much to mislead you badly. Also the base search is much batter. You can control the search while with Gemini, for example,
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by nicce 7mo ago
Happened already in Finland. See Club WOWO Oy.
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by nicce 7mo ago
This wasn’t even problem in EU before Uber lobbied regulation changes. Drivers had to meet strict criterias before the changes.
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by nicce 7mo ago
Not so Chinese anymore. At least in the US.
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by nicce 7mo ago
> If I'm dropping $3k on a monitor, it needs to be a technology that lasts, not a technology that wears out over time. I bought my OLED TV when fearmongering was the highest, and it still works perfectly with zero burn-ins. So it is
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by nicce 7mo ago
> So the $1600 Studio Display does not have 120hz. Usually these exists only to bump the price of the pro model.
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by nicce 7mo ago
I haven’t used gmail. No idea about the problem.
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by nicce 7mo ago
Don’t they already fund more than anyone else? Not saying that it is currently enough.
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by nicce 7mo ago
> Or users will realize that a trashy ads experience is bad and switch to a service that isn't trashy AI service can be so sophisticated that most will not notice the manipulation.
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by nicce 7mo ago
> but somehow terrorism is a scarier word. It is, because it might impact normal citizens. Nobody has ever invaded US so coensequences of real war are unknown to most.
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by nicce 8mo ago
Own the domain put catch-all for that domain. No need to generate anything.
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by nicce 8mo ago
> it will go into "thinking loops" and burn 10s of 1000s of tokens repeating itself. Maybe it is just a genius business strategy.
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by nicce 8mo ago
Humanity may end if someone else goes to the top of food chain.
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by nicce 8mo ago
They should disable ads and algorithms from social media by default and give those only for verified adults!
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by nicce 8mo ago
yay used to be in the official Arch Linux repository for some time, wonder why it was removed.
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by nicce 8mo ago
Palantir steps in indeed
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by nicce 8mo ago
I would guess that they are doing this on purpose, because they control YouTube's servers and can cache content in that way. Less latency. And once people figure it out, it pushes more information into Google's control, as AI is p
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by nicce 9mo ago
> Second, I learned that cheating, however lightly, is now considered a major crime. It might result in the student being banned from any university in the country for three years. Discussing exam with someone who has yet to pass it migh
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by nicce 9mo ago
Being less known and niche is one kind of protection. Big carrots are missing for most.
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by nicce 9mo ago
Hrana says. It is US based.
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by nicce 9mo ago
Maybe they have come to hard conclusion that it is unsustainable without Google/Meta/Microsoft level funding. Model prices just keep increasing while old models are removed. Subscription is not enough?
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by nicce 9mo ago
The counter argument for this is the comparison for traditional compilers. AI is "the new compiler", just for natural language. The optimization happens over time! But I am not so sure about that.
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by nicce 9mo ago
"Just gone" is the biggest leverage against business? Note that boycott is usually conditional. If they change things, the customer might come back.
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by nicce 9mo ago
People already say here that they don’t even look the code anymore. ”That is AIs job”. As long as there is a spec and tests pass, they are happy! I just can’t do that.

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