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by saintfire 6mo ago
Assuming you can catch every new bug it introduces. Both assumptions being unlikely. You also end up with a code base you let an AI agent trample until it is satisfied; ballooned in complexity and redudant brittle code.
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by saintfire 6mo ago
I got an email about it. Its sort of a moot point since the whole thing is for good will anyways. They freely scraped licensed code and semi-private data across the internet and now they're pretending that they need to license anything
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by saintfire 7mo ago
The people pushing this technology, that accelerates climate change, have lobbied the government to circumvent typical roadblocks created by society to limit sensationalist development. Incidentally, the same people who talk about how dange
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by saintfire 7mo ago
The painful irony of bragging about/lamenting your new model's cybersecurity capabilities within and in response to leaking all the information about it due to poor cybersecurity. Can't wait for the "$LAST_MODEL was amaz
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by saintfire 7mo ago
Its not coupled to whatever IDE you use and not everyone else uses. Also it's headless. No idea if VSCode and antigravity are, guessing it's not 1:1 the same, though.
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by saintfire 7mo ago
> We are introducing the ability to reposition it to the top or sides of your screen, making it easier to personalize your workspace. > options when to update > less horrible and slow file explorer Finally, a desktop with feature p
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by saintfire 7mo ago
Is it revelatory that human beings having a quality you admire aren't the ideal person you projected them to be? I'd reckon you'd be hard pressed to find a single person that matches every quality/belief you imagined the
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by saintfire 7mo ago
Android doesn't ask your age, Google does for an account. You can use an android phone without a google account. Most people don't but the distinction is important because degoogled android phones will also have to comply.
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by saintfire 7mo ago
How gaslit I must be to remark how more painless this is to use than literally any NA store website I've used. Less useless shit popping up (with ad block so I mean just the cookies, store location etc harassments) Store selector didn
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by saintfire 7mo ago
If it was a good thing they wouldn't mislead everyone by naming and positioning it as a bill protecting citizens just to trojan horse it in.
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by saintfire 7mo ago
Well that's not strictly true. OSS is allowed to make money and there are projects that require paid licenses for commerical use. The source is available and collaborative. Qt states this on their site: Simply put, this is how it works
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by saintfire 7mo ago
Reduced security has always annoyed me a bit as an argument. Sort of in the same way as signal deprecating SMS because it's insecure. I get all or nothing when your threat model is state actors. However, for most people, the benefit is
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by saintfire 8mo ago
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2024/mar/08/we-defini... It really isn't hard to find the citation. If you search it there are dozens of articles written about the exact scenario with Google&
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by saintfire 8mo ago
Seemed to mean that specific camera law, not the law as a whole.
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by saintfire 8mo ago
Its in beta and you can't get more than a 32 slot server. Anecdotally it felt a little uncooked. https://github.com/teamspeak/teamspeak6-server?tab=readme-ov...
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by saintfire 8mo ago
You didn't actually flip it around at all. They're stating they doubt Meta would ever allow full e2ee, which is not evidence but simply speculation. AND They asked for a source/evidence to prove their hunch is more than specu
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by saintfire 8mo ago
I had actually forgot about this completely and am also curious if anything ever came of it. https://gemini.google.com/share/6d141b742a13
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by saintfire 8mo ago
This isn't some brand new vibe-coded software trying to propagate malware on HN. It is and has been a solid screenshot choice for a long time and has existed as OSS for a decade.
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by saintfire 8mo ago
I've used it for 3 years and the only app I couldn't use has been Google pay/wallet. Truly is nearly. Some apps (banks) you need to toggle a compat mode.
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by saintfire 9mo ago
Presumably society doesn't deem preservation to be worth any cost.
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by saintfire 9mo ago
There are an order of magnitude less MRI scans daily than US flight passengers, however, at 1/30th the frequency. Granted, I imagine an MRI scan still takes longer than 30 airport scans. Interestingly the price of the body scanners and
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by saintfire 9mo ago
Extending the draw bridge to let their prisoners out.
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by saintfire 9mo ago
Or is it semi-weekly?
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by saintfire 9mo ago
This insight won me over on the butthole.
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by saintfire 9mo ago
Use degrees kelvin so everyone can understand.
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by saintfire 9mo ago
Just need to pay monthly for Claude and run software that's propped up by a VC funded bubble. Due for enshittification if not shuttering. Hardly the same.
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by saintfire 9mo ago
Spotify allows you to download songs for offline (requiring a phone home once a month) and play local files. I'm far from a Spotify advocate but no need to be inflammatory and misinformed.
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by saintfire 9mo ago
If they'd ever allow such a thing to exist.
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by saintfire 10mo ago
Algodrill is copied verbatim, as far as I can tell.
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by saintfire 10mo ago
Eh, get the enshittification done sooner than later so people aren't fooled into thinking it's actually worth anyone's time.

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