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2mo ago
CPS type agencies all around the world wield immense power and are staffed by power hungry narcissists who get off on threatening to take parents' kids and coming up with demands they must follow
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2mo ago
and they're under no contract with those millions of websites and books, but it's a whole other thing when it's a paying customer, especially a large enterprise with a signed contract with DPAs etc.
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2mo ago
that'd be ZDR, the one you need to beg from their Sales teams with $$$
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2mo ago
they're doing the same thing as DeepSeek
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2mo ago
exactly, I don't understand how HN doesn't understand this by this logic every business contract in tech is just a bunch of lies and means nothing and the only way to do anything is to have a server sitting next to you, otherwise
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2mo ago
a service provided to you for the money you paid? just like with any other business?
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2mo ago
European innovation right here you can't make this shit up
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2mo ago
and better is when it moves onto "want me to do this before doing x?" where x is some vaguely discussed idea/long term thing that was never greenlit but now all of a sudden it's the next step
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2mo ago
You're absolutely right. I did not increase it to 16, and it's my fault that the seam—which was right there the entire time—was not flipped towards the bucket that drips into the ocean—want me to correct this before we move onto t
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2mo ago
for me it's not just exhausting, at this point it's demotivating and it makes me dread interacting with this shit like imagine this being our future, I don't know what we're even doing anymore
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2mo ago
no problem!
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2mo ago
in the gaming community there's infinite amounts of cheat devs, mods, leaks like this, etc. it's not like regular stuff where companies just sue you left and right, this stuff is hard to pursue and usually not worth it it can get
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2mo ago
it's simply not equivalent to web search, I mean, I don't understand how one would come to that conclusion? we can argue about how much more productive you get, but, it's definitely not the same as what we had before
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2mo ago
what..?
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2mo ago
this is just false...
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2mo ago
honestly using search isn't that great, you mostly get SEO slop, it usually won't help the model ask the right questions
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2mo ago
yeah but I didn't prompt it in a way where I tried to get such an answer, it gave an entire boilerplate rundown just from like me asking "what's up with the 'seams'?" I might be wrong, but usually it'd be
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2mo ago
it's hilarious to see some people here go on about how they're proud to work so that they can be replaced I think too many just expect that they can get by like before because they're a 10x engineer or whatever
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2mo ago
I remember asking claude in claude code why the "seams" and it instantly in very fine detail said how it's from a book on working with legacy code so they might be RLHFing on these specific approaches and then it becomes the
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2mo ago
we have technology, 99.5% is embarrassing for a company like Microsoft it's 2026, not 2016 and that 40 hr may be that over 40 days you just have to randomly stop working if you depend on GHA for something and why are other services not
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2mo ago
not really, I've ran into Github Action downtime and you can't run tests or anything so either you wait or you just let stuff merge and again don't know how this is acceptable in 2026, for a paid CI service and I'm not t
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2mo ago
That's the smoking gun—investor relations are all about human connection seams and load-bearing relationships.
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2mo ago
99.5% uptime is nothing significant...
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2mo ago
yeah strangely 50-60fps feels "unnatural" In a way? like uncanny valley sometimes?
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2mo ago
what makes you think companies will do it the "old way" when the new way is much more economically viable? I'm not saying this as in I love it but I just don't see how we'd go back
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2mo ago
are those your "main communication" tools?
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2mo ago
saw an article about former Lyft drivers now cleaning Waymos it really is something
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2mo ago
just a gut feeling, but if they had to for some reason, I feel like they'd just go in and bomb as much strategic assets and invade, because in their eyes aside from Taiwan, there isn't much left to "unify" and it'd
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2mo ago
wouldn't it be more likely that they'd flee to e.g. the US which would poach them and shower them with money? maybe easier said than done but still
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2mo ago
that's not something you can accomplish just by practicing critical thinking yourself, you'd need to convince a majority of the population to do the same. we can vent here but it's not gonna change things, a wider cultural sh
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