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by rvz 2mo ago
They will find a way to break it.
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by rvz 2mo ago
Exactly. It means it cannot download apps from the App Store or use Apple services and Apple knows this deliberate limitation.
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by rvz 2mo ago
No surprise. The gambling will increase to all ages as long as AGI marches on, and permanently destroys jobs for all workers. (not just white collar workers) But who cares. Please keep building those AI agents, because the proposed solution
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by rvz 2mo ago
This is the third one in less than 24 hours that is an "auction a spot" scam. The second one was 2 hours ago. [0] So Show HN has now turned into a pay-to-bid / auction a spot scam site now? [0] https://news.ycombin
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by rvz 2mo ago
This means uBlock Origin will no longer work on Chrome.
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by rvz 2mo ago
Is this a viral scam? 30 mins ago, there was another similar scam project on Show HN that did the exact same thing as being yet another outbidding website for stickers to be placed on a new Macbook.
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by rvz 2mo ago
"live internet experiment · 2026" More like this is actually a grift pretending to be an "experiment".
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by rvz 2mo ago
This was obviously going to happen once Nitter got an immediate C&D. It just means that it will happen to these alternatives as well and the lawyers have all the money from X Corp to do just that. These open source projects circumventin
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by rvz 2mo ago
> Our financial strategy relies exclusively on voluntary donations. That is not a sustainable strategy in the long term. Sure after this news they will get lots of donations, but long term it is not something that is realistic. Since the
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by rvz 2mo ago
Yes. This post has clearly fooled many readers here.
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by rvz 2mo ago
This entire blog post is AI generated with the most obvious AI patterns and this post was totally botted to the top of HN. Nothing that we did not already know before but this post has fooled quite a lot of HN readers.
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by rvz 2mo ago
It is not. Even all the major chatbots (Claude Fable 5, ChatGPT 5.6 Sol, Gemini 3 Pro, Grok 4.5) disagree with your assessment and each of the articles when we are objectively talking about actual Nazi social media platforms. It's absu
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by rvz 2mo ago
May I ask why?
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by rvz 2mo ago
> So first, there is at least some validity to calling it a nazi app. In your opinion. > Elon Musk owns the app, and he gave a nazi salute during a speech for Trump's inauguration. He dug himself in that hole through those bad op
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by rvz 2mo ago
Exactly. It is like never turning the heater on once the temperature drops to -10°C (then catching a cold and getting sick). So once it is too hot, just turn the AC on and you won't get sick or risk a heat stroke either. We'll com
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by rvz 2mo ago
They have not abandoned their plans.
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by rvz 2mo ago
> uh huh. Exactly. You're one of those that don't care. Mojo's standard library was open sourced a year before the acquisition. > you ever ask Nvidia why? i did. The correct answer to my question is "No". CUDA
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by rvz 2mo ago
My point is to expect politicians to always lie. As soon as they break their promise they usually blame someone or something else. You as a citizen have a choice to tolerate that or leave the country.
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by rvz 2mo ago
Just say you don't know. Mojo was partially open source before Qualcomm bought them, and they were going to do open source it anyway. Was NVCC or CUDA ever open source since the lifetime of its development?
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by rvz 2mo ago
We can stop with these weak excuses since AMD and Intel have done more for open source than Nvidia has, including their GPU drivers for Linux. Nvidia on the other hand has not and the best they have done is a bunch of closed-source blobs wh
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by rvz 2mo ago
By "they" it is that every single politician lies. So of course that is the tiniest small print of every promise any politician makes, such that once it is a promise broken it is someone else's fault and not theirs. Therefo
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by rvz 2mo ago
Same reason why GitHub was acquired for $7.5B at $250 million ARR which is 30x revenues: VCs could not see any other reason to raise more money and Huggingface was not growing as fast as they thought to justify the valuation or the next fun
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by rvz 2mo ago
Nvidia has hardly open sourced the nvcc compiler, yet no-one here is complaining about why it is closed source. Modular on the other hand creates the Mojo compiler gets criticised for not open sourcing it immediately and now once they do, n
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by rvz 2mo ago
> Meta stressed to Reuters that the 60% figure applied only to scenarios involving certain teams and was never a plan to eliminate 60% of the company's overall workforce. Zuckerberg must have seen how Elon Musk laid off more than 50
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by rvz 2mo ago
We can't be sure of anything in this hack. In fact, they are not releasing any traces or any transcript of the hack. Did it even happen in the first place?
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by rvz 2mo ago
They were cooked the moment they got acquired by Microsoft. This is why I foresaw that centralizing everything to GitHub was just generally a bad idea 6 years ago. [0] Now that there is no CEO of GitHub, there is no point to GitHub improvin
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by rvz 2mo ago
This is what software engineers put onto themselves. These models will get smarter at the level of Sol, Fable and K3 and faster at the same time at 20,000+ tokens a second. After a decade of software engineers disrespecting their own field
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by rvz 2mo ago
Another outage, this time with GitHub Actions. Last time that happened was 5 days ago [0] and another outage happened on the postmortem announcement as well. [1] While GitHub is imploding itself, maybe you should think about self-hosting. [
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by rvz 2mo ago
Imagine still believing that working at a insidious company such as Meta is a "badge of honour" after knowing that they did this for decades.
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by rvz 2mo ago
This is no surprise [0] [1]. >> "They are already there on open weight models and Jensen knows that it is only a matter of time until China catches up with GPUs or other AI accelerators. " It is also why Nvidia becoming a b

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