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by pluc 1y ago
Anthropic now has all your company's data, and all you saved was the cost of one human minus however much they charge for this. The good news is it can't have your data again ! So starting from the 163rd-165th person you fire, yo
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by pluc 1y ago
Microsoft and open... I know kids these days don't bother learning the story of things but... that's a hard sell.
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by pluc 1y ago
Because Chrome is busy sending the contents of everything you collapsed back to Google as "no interest" topic.
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by pluc 1y ago
I think it's an interesting line of thought. So we all adopt LLMs and use it everywhere we can. What happens to the next generation of humans, born with AI and with diminished cognitive capacity to even wonder about anything? What abou
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by pluc 1y ago
You could also spend 5 minutes thinking instead of using a 10th of the Texas power grid to do it for you. Remember when we used to not know shit, and it would stay with you for days - before Google happened? The same is about to happen with
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by pluc 1y ago
That's because you're not supposed to open reddit links anymore, you can just share your content directly with AI companies and ad brokers and cut out the middleman.
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by pluc 1y ago
> Early on in this project, I asked ChatGPT “I want to scale Kubernetes to 1 million nodes. What types of problems would I need to overcome?” click
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by pluc 1y ago
Being given a technical test for an unsolicited job interview to me would raise some flags. No way I'm doing that before we talk, you came to me remember?
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by pluc 1y ago
So we've taught this thing how to do what we did and now we need to be taught how to get it to do the things we taught it to do. If this didn't have the entire US economy behind it, it would catch fire like a hot balloon.
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by pluc 1y ago
Here come the sanctions
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by pluc 1y ago
This blows my mind considering most North American streets were designed for cars, whereas the same cannot be said for Europe. Maybe it's the reason: streets can be so narrow and winding in Europe that you have to pay attention?
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by pluc 1y ago
> Walk down any street in any town in Ireland in 2025 and you will probably see someone wearing a Nirvana t-shirt Nirvana shirts are strikingly common on teens in the UK and Ireland. I found out that it's mostly because large retail
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by pluc 1y ago
It's still free, therefore they didn't.
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Ars wrote a pretty good series about self-hosting emails back in (gasp!) 2014: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/02/how-t...
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by pluc 1y ago
Berlin is an open air museum for typography
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by pluc 1y ago
An ad company that has been creating ads for years based on what is in your email, is telling us emails will now be encrypted eh? Why do I have my doubts
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by pluc 1y ago
Still nothing about how they stole copyrighted works for profit eh?
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by pluc 1y ago
I don't know about you but I don't want my entertainment money to finance slave labor, cultural oppression, military invasions or butchering journalists. Could be a Canadian thing.
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by pluc 1y ago
Between Ubisoft selling to China and EA selling to Saudis, AAA gaming looks bleak.
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by pluc 1y ago
In French it's "arobas" (Canada) or "arrobe"/"arobase" (France). When it started, we'd sometimes call it "a commercial" too.
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by pluc 1y ago
I wouldn't do anything, my country doesn't have a Department of War, a war economy, a military industrial complex or the right the bear arms and form a militia to overthrow tyrannical governments.
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by pluc 1y ago
I mean, they did it for sports betting...
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About their developer platform: https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-developer-platform-ke...
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by pluc 1y ago
https://blog.cloudflare.com/enterprise-grade-features-for-al... That's great - and maybe I'm cynical - but that's right where my mind went when I read that. Trading income for control isn't a bad game..
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by pluc 1y ago
It's not wrong, it's how Google evolved based on demand and literally on the industries it created and that everyone was happy to join. SEO + AdWords = this It apparently took everyone decades to notice this is where we were a
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by pluc 1y ago
ProductHunt has been dead ever since marketers have figured out how to game it and "optimize" it like any other search engine. Same as Google Search. Smart people caught on, moved on elsewhere, and the only people left are the oth
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by pluc 1y ago
In Canada, we've already learned to always fly a European airline when possible. We have some legal protections but Canadian airlines are happy to put people on a complaint waiting list instead of doing anything - it's pretty la
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by pluc 1y ago
https://archive.is/wWXqY
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it's pronounced sabray
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Straight code writing has never been the problem - it's the understanding of said code that is. When you rely on AI, and AI creates something, it might increase productivity immediately but once you need to debug something that uses th

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