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Signal planning one-time payment for optional sign up without a phone number(aboutsignal.com)
7 points by rvz 3mo ago|1 comments
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by rvz 3mo ago
Because the free ride and the day-care rest and vest ZIRP tech life style is over. In 2012 - 2023, this lifestyle used to be at Google, and Facebook and everyone outside wanted to join. In 2023 - present The day care lifestyle is at NVIDIA,
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by rvz 3mo ago
I would do the opposite and would likely use the same framework that some AI companies are doing to evaluate candidates. By either not allowing them to use AI assistants in any part of the interview process (Anthropic and OpenAI does this.)
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by rvz 3mo ago
> That's a bad-faith dilemma, you know it. No it isn't, it is the reality. It's perfectly fine for you to say you don't pay for your tools, but don't be surprised to see them funded by VCs instead of donations fr
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by rvz 3mo ago
> I don't love this framing among software developers. This framing is very transactional, when many of the authors are explicitly trying to make their work free. This software was "free" (as in libre) and costed $0 and
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by rvz 3mo ago
> Are you lamenting the death of proprietary UNIX and paid compilers, too? You are straw-manning a point no-one made. Herdr is open source and if the users would like to see it maintained for a long time, they would donate $$$. Clearly t
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by rvz 3mo ago
Didn't even give them a chance to launch the hardware.
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by rvz 3mo ago
Quick question: Would you have actually donated to Herdr if they were asking for donations? I don't think any of you would have, unless stated otherwise. So this is another reason why developers do not pay for their tools and instead t
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by rvz 3mo ago
As I said 6 years ago. [0] You would be better off self-hosting than using GitHub or GitHub actions. No CEO of GitHub exists and now it is falling over again. There is no better time to self-host. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com
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by rvz 3mo ago
Well it turns out that we have yet another sandbox escape just released today called "Zapscape". My point is if an agent recited how to find one in its memory or training set and it is air-gapped, the chances of it spreading and i
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by rvz 3mo ago
Do we need to say this again? GitHub appears that they are never going to improve. Just look at how GitHub spark has deprecated, now we have this. After 6 years of this nonsense of "centralizing everything on GitHub", it is not a
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by rvz 3mo ago
Another serious critical vulnerability that almost no-one cares about, when they should.
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by rvz 3mo ago
Just stopped reading after realizing that the entire post was written by Claude. Even without throwing the first sentence into Pangram, the basic Claude finger-prints in the short sentences are plainly visible in the article.
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by rvz 3mo ago
Proof that people just do not read what they are seeing on their screens when put too much trust in the agent as it prints the result and they will approve anything on their machine. So if a basic curl | bash was tweaked to download malware
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by rvz 3mo ago
Yet the AI can still escape the "sandbox", unless it is physically unable to connect to another computer and completely airgapped.
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by rvz 3mo ago
Developers on this orange site never ever learn.
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by rvz 3mo ago
In 2022, Twitter / X was supposed to have completely shut down according to many doomsters at the time. It is clear that many in [0], [1] and [2] also would like to ask the same question why Twitter / X still hasn't shut down
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by rvz 3mo ago
What was the prompt used for this blog post?
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by rvz 3mo ago
First of all, you have login to use it. Why? After everything that you have seen with Meta, would you really trust them with a coding agent? You don't even know if your prompts are being analyzed by them on the side or if your code bas
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by rvz 3mo ago
Translation: "I am a former-OpenAI employee and looking for investors to fund my AI startup."
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by rvz 3mo ago
"Always Free" is never free without changes to existing limits.
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by rvz 3mo ago
And? I bought more. This is excellent news. This over-reaction is why people can't see over a long time horizon. This is great news for Google as they realize that Sundar is the problem and he will soon leave Google for Demis to be the
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by rvz 3mo ago
Maybe the author just loves to complain and actually does not want a solution.
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by rvz 3mo ago
From: https://os.cloudflare.app/ > "Give every person an agent and workspace built around how your company works, what it knows, and the systems it relies on." Hundreds of thousands of so called "AI startu
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by rvz 3mo ago
Care to explain what investment fraud SpaceX just committed?
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by rvz 3mo ago
Both Google and SpaceX have a near monopoly in the services that they operate that have high demand.
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by rvz 3mo ago
You may not want to hear this but SpaceX is the next Google.
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by rvz 3mo ago
> It does, otherwise what are you arguing for, that financial crises are bad? To create a false dichotomy like this tells exactly why we have this problem. I am arguing against the unnecessary over-spending on data centers that has gon
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by rvz 3mo ago
Elon is shaking in his boots. /s
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by rvz 3mo ago
They did that all by themselves. > Someone who needed work listed a skill in their CV which many employers demand. Then don't preach that you don't like AI yet you use it at work.

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