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by rikafurude21 1y ago
the funny part is that his service didnt break- cloudflares cache caught 99% of the requests. just wanted to feel powerful and break the latest viral trend.
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by rikafurude21 1y ago
Yeah, highly inflated e-mail job economy does that to you.
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by rikafurude21 1y ago
You think american military or intelligence personnel is gonna go on aliexpress to buy a 16 dollar smartwatch?
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by rikafurude21 1y ago
Why is it so hard for americans to accept that china makes great tech without coping about "le CCP spyware!" - it seems so absurd, like why would the CCP want to know the heart rate of the type of guy who buys a 16 pound smartwatc
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by rikafurude21 1y ago
I dont think many people would be excited at the thought of going from handcrafted artisan knitting to babying machines in the knitting factory. You need a certain type of autism to be into the latter.
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by rikafurude21 1y ago
can we see a gist?
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by rikafurude21 1y ago
> And in that one moment, I lost most of the life I knew. I offered my resignation from my developer advocacy job because it became untenable and it was damaging my employer, even though we both knew there was no cause to terminate my em
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by rikafurude21 1y ago
Because X users prompted and therefore primed it to provide responses like that. Xai didnt make it "fall in love with Hitler", but they arent completely blameless as they havent properly aligned it to not give responses like that
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by rikafurude21 1y ago
This reminded me of that HN comment on the Dropbox announcement post where the user says that theres nothing new about it since FTP and USB-sticks exist. Also, anyone who ever had the misfortune of using SOAP know how horrendeous it is. Tru
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by rikafurude21 1y ago
New developments in AI are used here to push the usual "solutions" - more privacy invasion, more centralized control, for the sake of democracy. Disinformation campaigns arent just used to influence elections but thats like the mo
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by rikafurude21 1y ago
GCP went down over a null pointer exception recently, taking down a good chunk of sites, and people claimed that it was the start of WW3, since obviously it would begin with an internet blackout - Meanwhile everyone is refreshing their feed
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by rikafurude21 1y ago
I've been writing front-end javascript the "just use functions" way and never really wanted to get into React because it looks too complicated. But this makes sense. God damn it I want to actually learn react now.
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by rikafurude21 1y ago
Doesnt seem to be directly related to the EU, but something I would consider if I had kids with personal devices.
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by rikafurude21 1y ago
Apple, with all the compute and talent anyone could ask for, did not manage to create a frontier LLM model and was forced to bite the bullet and include GPT in their coveted walled garden in order to keep up and not be left behind in our cu
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by rikafurude21 1y ago
thats what billing limits are for
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by rikafurude21 1y ago
Sounds like an abusive relationship if im being honest. Your programming language shouldnt constrict you in those ways.
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by rikafurude21 1y ago
Linking a study doesnt make his claim any more credible. I could link you studies claiming all sorts of things.
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by rikafurude21 1y ago
Sorry but any kind of smoke in your lungs causes cancer. Marijuana smokers have this bad habit of claiming 0 downsides to their favorite drug just because it was historically demonized. Be honest about the cons.
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by rikafurude21 1y ago
I dont get the proposition, they want to build DCs in partnering countries to run GPT on? Who is this useful for, except for OpenAI to get lower latency connections to their customers?
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by rikafurude21 1y ago
Wow this unlocked a bunch of memories from middle school where we would send each other the latest songs and games via bluetooth. I remember pirating games for my sony ericsson and sharing them with my friends and we would play these games
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by rikafurude21 1y ago
Anyone else see the parallel to the Trump-Tarriff debacle that has been going on - Where are the european hyperscalers? If europe cared so much about tech independence they should have invested in their own homegrown tech ~15 years ago. Sou
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by rikafurude21 2y ago
It's strange that figma was even able to get a trademark on "dev mode", which is just a descriptive term for the state of an app.
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by rikafurude21 2y ago
normie is just online slang for normal people
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by rikafurude21 2y ago
Cloud-exit must be reversed! Move to AWS for mother earth!
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by rikafurude21 2y ago
I gave up with all modern Remote desktop and switched back to vnc and its been working flawlessly. I use tailscale to make the vnc ports accessible to my private network and I'm able to just connect via tightvnc. Remote desktop was onl
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by rikafurude21 2y ago
Pretty sure the TPM requirement was just an excuse to sell new PCs. They ended up allowing older platforms for 11
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by rikafurude21 2y ago
It's always the convienent features that kill privacy. Sadly you have to put in more effort if you care about privacy at all
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by rikafurude21 2y ago
I've seen higher end Samsung TVs do this, or probably most Android TVs I'd assume.
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by rikafurude21 2y ago
Every TV is essentially a dumb TV until you connect it to the internet. I bought a cheap TV and only use the remote to turn it on and have it connected via HDMI.
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by rikafurude21 2y ago
I've seen this case a bunch of times but I can never wrap my head around how the judge arrived at the 1.5 Billion dollars, because Alex Jones falsely claimed the school shooting was staged. How did that claim cause 1.5 Billion, with a

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