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by nicce 9mo ago
The context is here that Anthropic tried to suppress alternatives. Boycott works here because there are alternatives, like writer addressed.
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by nicce 9mo ago
> What I don't understand about this whole "get on board the AI train or get left behind" narrative, what advantage does an early adopter have for AI tools? Replace that with anything and you will notice that people who ar
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by nicce 9mo ago
I wonder what is the role of moderating duplicate questions. More time passes - more existing data there is and less need for new questions. If you moderate duplicate questions, will they disappear from these charts? Is this decline actuall
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by nicce 9mo ago
Because the oil seems to be the main discussion topic, it is fair to assume that there are no fair elections or own decision power anytime soon.
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by nicce 9mo ago
Let’s do the same for Trump. Same base idea, right?
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by nicce 9mo ago
Instead sites adds Gemini integrations, which are targeted based on prompts. When you pay enough, Gemini recommends your shop and AI buys the stuff for the target audience.
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by nicce 9mo ago
Parent comment implied that they don’t plan to read the code at all in the long term.
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by nicce 9mo ago
> Does properly formatted code matter when you no longer have to read it? That is exactly the moment when you cannot say anything about the code and cannot fix single line by yourself.
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by nicce 9mo ago
For a prototype, but something production ready requires almost similar amount of effort than it used to, if you care about good design and code quality.
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by nicce 10mo ago
Imagine if those trillions would be spent on research and healthcare
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by nicce 10mo ago
You cannot quarantee who is holding the pager at the moment of explosion.
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by nicce 10mo ago
You can’t pay to use it for commercial purposes?
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by nicce 10mo ago
> Database leaks happen all the time The point is to use unique passwords. If there is a leak, hopefully it is detected and then it is appropriate to change the password.
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by nicce 10mo ago
Yeah, home screen is empty. But if you open some video, recommendations on right are wild.
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by nicce 11mo ago
Business model from Orion+ would likely take a hit in the long run.
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by nicce 11mo ago
I did that and now it shows only polarizing videos on the right from both ends.
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by nicce 11mo ago
Then learning targets only those assignments because students are the best optimizers.
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by nicce 11mo ago
Oral exams don't scale well if there are +100 students and a lot of assignments. The main pain point.
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by nicce 11mo ago
With calculators, you cannot replace the thinking process. LLM can do that and that is the problem.
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by nicce 11mo ago
> Maybe it would be possible to design labs with LLM's in such a way that you teach them how to evaluate the LLM's answer? This would require them to have knowledge of the underlying topic. That's probably possible with sp
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by nicce 11mo ago
C# is really good, but is Swift good enough as true general-purpose language for every platform and OS?
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by nicce 11mo ago
> Personally my biggest complain from Rust is that I wish it was more readable. I've seen function signatures that seemed straight out of C++. There is always a trade-off. You really cannot provide enough information for the compile
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by nicce 11mo ago
It is not about disabling AI; rather all the made effort for AI is away from something else.
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by nicce 11mo ago
> That doesn't make any sense. Why did uk want to start a fight over icloud E2EE backups (opt-in) but not whatsapp E2EE backups (opt-in)? Default iCloud backup always included WhatsApp too, even if it was disabled in the app or the
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by nicce 11mo ago
WhatsApp has avoided the pressure of E2EE backdoors and whatever politics because they were never needed. 1. They collect all the metadata in unencrypted format and link it to phone numbers, making a huge social graph. 2. Backups are not en
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by nicce 11mo ago
More like that when it happens, how big the pop is.
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by nicce 11mo ago
> 2024: every day a new Chrome fork browser is announced I think this was more accurate around 2012. My local tech magazine had their own fork and they attached CD with the magazine which included the browser.
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by nicce 11mo ago
Current Finnish governent is trying hard to hide what they can, unfortunately.
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by nicce 11mo ago
> think: battlefield, call of duty, valorant, league of legends... the biggest games basically Do people actually play these on console? I think most people still use Windows for these?
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by nicce 11mo ago
Framework could already do that if they want.

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