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by rvz 5d ago
Especially iPhones. You can’t determine what is taking up space on your iPhone in the “system data” or “Other” section in iOS. The only way to “reduce” it is to restore and wipe the phone. That is a scam.
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by rvz 5d ago
Someone is thinking critically. There is a lot of plausible deniability between some of the influencers on X and on HN who are covertly in on these AI IPOs and have an undisclosed allocation and will only disclose it on the day before or af
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by rvz 5d ago
I agree.
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by rvz 5d ago
House prices (for humans) and replacing human knowledge workers with AI are incompatible in 95% of the world. Data centers (homes for agents) are the priority.
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by rvz 5d ago
For the "benefit of humanity", "saving the world" and "imaging to do good" via effective altruistic ways. /s
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by rvz 5d ago
So the Linux kernel has now just become by definition "slop"? I mean, there is a definition here which says it is now "tainted". [0] Does that mean we should stop using it? [0] https://codeberg.org/ethica
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by rvz 5d ago
The funny thing is that some of these "FOSS zealots" misunderstood the point of FOSS and believe that it is required to work for free, after the source has been released. Most of the "FOSS zealots" should know that Stall
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by rvz 6d ago
MCP for agents never made sense, especially when the tokens they consume a significant amount of tokens on a single request for a basic action, and sustained usage blows up you token costs. The spec was poorly designed to begin with. Even s
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by rvz 6d ago
Hence, why they need to pull the rug slowly, reduce limits and activate several dark patterns for the IPO. [0] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49779339
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by rvz 6d ago
Pulling the rug very slowly so that no-one notices and finding new ways to blow up your usage limits very quickly: First it was "search agents" consuming the limits. Secondly, then it was "reasoning tokens" doing that. T
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by rvz 6d ago
Yes. But there is no surprise given that OpenAI hired lots of ex-Meta and Google employees for that reason.
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by rvz 6d ago
Just remember it is the same ex-Meta employees who are now at OpenAI adding Ad features into ChatGPT. Why? Because they are saving humanity. /s Facebook tracks you outside of their own website for the same reason, and now ChatGPT does
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by rvz 6d ago
Where is the outrage?
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by rvz 6d ago
It is almost time. One more rate hike from everyone (BOJ and Federal Reserve) + After the AI IPOs that is. Has to be before 2030.
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by rvz 7d ago
The desired outcome is that billionaires should pay their "fair share". That's fine, but are the supporters of this sure that this is the best way to do it? Also, do they know who really is going to eventually pay for this ta
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by rvz 7d ago
This 100%. Engineers really lack understanding in marketing and branding. No one cares if you are "first". They only care if your product is known by as many people as possible and is better than all the other alternatives at solv
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by rvz 7d ago
If almost everything in software is now easy to do, perhaps software engineers were just working on the wrong problems for years, such as creating hundreds of useless JS frameworks. The software engineer's laziness to create better sof
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by rvz 7d ago
Soon this will be jobs that will use Leetcode in person.
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by rvz 7d ago
This entire article is complete AI generated slop. Hundreds of em-dashes to count, Claudisms, and known AI patterns that you can check for yourself on Pangram. For example 100% dead giveaways: >> "Jev is a data point, not a de
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by rvz 7d ago
This is why "AI safety" is a complete joke to these companies.
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by rvz 7d ago
A reminder that needs to be said: Don't use a closed-source harness. Why? This is why. [0] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49750694
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by rvz 8d ago
We are in the age of where hype beats reasoning.
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by rvz 8d ago
> what is this hype about? This is what happens when people are stuck at thinking in one solution (LLMs on everything) when research means you have to try and experiment on undiscovered and already discovered ideas. Now Jev is all the hy
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by rvz 8d ago
Seems like the quality of software engineering is now going to zero and just vibe coding unstable alternatives since 2023.
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by rvz 8d ago
Posted in the future? > Published September 19, 2026 in Tech
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by rvz 8d ago
Again. You really should stop using closed source harnesses, just because "It's cheap!".
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by rvz 8d ago
The obvious botted stars on GitHub in 2 hours was an immediate red flag.
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by rvz 8d ago
This whole blog-post is impressive with the chain of vulnerabilities involved. However... > OpenAI also paid us a $6,500 bounty. ? That amount for this payout is beyond pathetic for a near $1.2T company, who just got themselves breached
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by rvz 9d ago
Correct. It is another way to divide people again, just like people who are pro-AI vs anti-AI. Do not fall for it.
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by rvz 9d ago
This does not make any sense whatsoever.

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