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by righthand 3mo ago
Yes they should be shut down and their assets destroyed and their CEO should be publicly humiliated as he’s done to many many other people.
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by righthand 3mo ago
So we should give guns to children then because it’s just a tool to defend themselves right? Or a more common metaphor, if you give chimpanzee’s a gun… The police have no actionable method of abuse if you take Flock cameras away. They would
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by righthand 3mo ago
Except Firefox doesn’t qualify there because, as I’ve already expressed, it’s captured by Google (he wrote from Librewolf which is nearly perfect and gets the job done as better example than the other poster gave). Your reply only acknowled
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by righthand 3mo ago
> That to me is so crystal clear, because the lack of regulation on this type of technology just shows that our elected officials need to move faster than they have historically. Ah so the guy who’s responsible for giving access to whoev
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by righthand 3mo ago
If you feel your thoughts fall on deaf ears then why did you reply in the first place? I feel your comments do not clarify anything you’re trying to say. I feel your comment doesn’t even address what I was talking about. I asked nicely that
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by righthand 3mo ago
A dishwasher is also overkill for cast iron, you’d probably have to re-season after the wash.
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by righthand 3mo ago
> I don't know why HN keeps upvoting articles from it. Do we know how many HN accounts are automated bots? Probably over half at least. And moderation doesn’t do anything about it (for example, there’s an account called cindyllm tha
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by righthand 3mo ago
Oh I’m supposed to get sovereign by building my own web browser and running my own standards committee or what? How does my sovereignty attract like minded people when half dont care and half dont understand? Please clarify your message if
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by righthand 3mo ago
Non-profits and open protocols dont do jack squat when capitalists surround those things. See: Mozilla Firefox and WHATWG The latter particularly being membered by all the big corpos and introducing, controlling, and deprecating standards a
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by righthand 3mo ago
Pay me $100/year and I’ll explain to you what the GP is talking about.
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by righthand 3mo ago
I couldnt find anything explaining the name of this company on their website but is it okay that they’re riding on the name of an open source tool? SQLite code itself is public domain but I’m not sure about the name.
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by righthand 3mo ago
So Google could have been using AI to fix the XSLT bugs instead of acting like a cult and forcing everyone to remove it? What does this mean for things Google deems too bug riddled to be a viable feature? Will they remove the HTML surface n
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by righthand 3mo ago
Yeah you’re supposed to praise them for it because they have laptops with aluminum shells or whatever.
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by righthand 3mo ago
Neither do the pedophiles in positions of power that want to watch you and your children.
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by righthand 3mo ago
Great hand over the links to your 24hour live stream of your home and neighborhood. I promise I will only watch you.
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by righthand 3mo ago
They’re still around so I don’t see why having a legal setback is the same thing as going poorly. They are attempting their mission again with new bills in US and EU.
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by righthand 3mo ago
SKG has fared pretty well, what do you mean?
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by righthand 3mo ago
The captchas are worse imo (from an usability standpoint) especially the newer Cloudflare infront of everything to check for bots trend.
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by righthand 3mo ago
There are plenty of apps for Linux phones because you get all of the Linux software automatically. What there isn’t plenty of is commercial pop culture apps from social media companies, banks, and other businesses but for some of those you
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by righthand 3mo ago
React is more of a plague than a wonderful downstream effect or mixed bag. It’s essentially cemented Js as the way to build a website even if you don’t need the complexity. It is the leader in brain dead Js evangelism.
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by righthand 3mo ago
They aren’t training smart AI weapons to discriminate between civilians and soldiers. Even so, what happens when the soldiers are disguised as civilians? Or when the enemy forces civilians to serve or be a decoy?
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by righthand 3mo ago
Sorry my comment is about finding hardware that affordably allows you to build a good gaming rig if that’s the sole purpose. There are plenty of previous gen cpus that will give most gamers 90% of what they want to play no need for the LATE
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by righthand 3mo ago
I for one recommend building an i7 box and really anything from that generation are still really good CPUs if youre making a gaming box. Otherwise you may run into RAM costs or some other high hardware costs.
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by righthand 3mo ago
I have been overly critical and arguing in bad faith about your writing in the past. As well as negative towards you, which in turn was breeding a bad environment. While I dont really enjoy LLMs, you did help me realize my unreasonable feel
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by righthand 3mo ago
That’s great for you and Simon but I personally don’t think there will be enough people in the future to use or appreciate these things that can be built and eventually no who will care to build them, and while this “discovery of LLMs phase
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by righthand 3mo ago
Why? “Because it looks foolish!” This account is anonymous. Who gives a fuck? I will write to whomever I want.
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by righthand 4mo ago
By making big arguments to C-suite that were invested in the company’s direction. Same thing that happens in meetings where some dumbass says something like “we could build a cookie banner ourselves or pay Y company $12k/yr to run our
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by righthand 4mo ago
I can guarantee you Asha has been making this move for years.
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by righthand 4mo ago
Asha came from the AI division of Microsoft, she didn’t pop out of nowhere. She is strongly tied to the Microsoft LLM plays. IMO Phil was very clearly pushed out by “AI will cut costs talk”. No one makes huge investments into acquiring comp
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by righthand 4mo ago
Michael begging Oscar to tell the shareholders how to save the company.

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