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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
What happened in the last month? Genuine question
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
Regardless of the legality (which I can’t comment on being on the other side of the pond) - masked anonymous people snatching people from the street and disappearing them in unmarked vehicles sounds A LOT like what the nazi party did in my
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
Famous quotes from an inquisitior in the 16th century: “If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him.”
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
US America is not the focal point of the world, and it’s working hard to become less and less relevant. Also I think less than half of citizens voted for Comrade Krasnov. In any case I was looking at a longer view - maybe we have been getti
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
“Our sires’ age was worse than our grandsires’. We, their sons, are more worthless than they; so in our turn we shall give the world a progeny yet more corrupt.” Horace, Book III of Odes, circa 20 BCE “Youth were never more sawcie, yea neve
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
What is the AI slop version of “This looks shopped. I can tell from some of the pixels and from seeing quite a few shops in my time.” ?
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
Other beings than humans have demonstrated consciousness and “meaningful” goals besides humans. Crows for instance, but there are many others. Humans were never needed (for what?)
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
Damn so all of HN or literally every single piece of digital media has just been an advertisement all this time ?
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
>Looking at the past few decades […] the world only got stupider, childish and lazier. insert obligatory throwback quote from some antique dude complaining about the youth This has been a trope since literally the beginning of civilisa
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
I completely disagree - I think it’s the other way around. Solving the problem - no matter what problem it is - is extremely dependent on you and every single human being (or animal for that matter) is a critical piece of their environment
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
The chief officers and/or shareholders are probably the ones who are the most replaceable…. AI utopia is not needed for UBI that is true - but it will be much easier to become reality if “all the jobs” are taken. Aside from all the sna
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
I think age is a lame argument here but fwiw i also grew up on IRC and 90s internet - I just have a less rosy view of that time. > TikTok causes chemical release in the brain Basically everything causes a chemical release in the brain. F
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
See my replies below - as often on HN you assume too much and construct a made up person to get mad at: - first the place that is paying me to solve problems will NOT be just fine when I suddenly leave - second I need UBI or some AI-enable
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
bruh are we living in different realities? some people feel like they are addicted to short form content but it’s really nothing like a drug addiction much less an addiction to something as devastating as heroin
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
I unironically have a 5 year plan to get out of tech and into something more “real”. I want to work on something that helps actual humans not these “business problems”
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
I need that sweet AI-enabled UBI first to do it comfortably
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
Metaphorically everything can be anything TikTok is in no way like heroin, stop using that false analogy
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
I really really hope an AI will do this work and solve all the “business problems” so I can go and be a goat herder
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
1) that’s like saying good UX is entirely optional - sure it is but users will still complain 2) disregarding another blatant discrimination of left-handed users: I switch a couple times per week between android and iOS devices for various
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
Implying there is no drama in OpenAIs board at the moment - they just stopped doing it in public for the time being
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
Fair, that makes sense!
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
I was just talking about books, but sure for music there are tons of alternative options as well. I detest streaming platforms and it’s pretty easy to buy music directly from the creators in almost all cases - except maybe the top “supersta
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
Thanks for sharing! One question though: What made you avoid lock-in via platforms like supabase but then choose to be locked in on the AuthN/Z side with a proprietary solution?
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
Mildly sad is also that you seem to fault GP for not “exploring” more, instead of the insane practice of DRMing everything in the first place. I never have purchased DRM protected media and never will - I’d rather pirate everything digital
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
Are you saying that not monitoring e.g. heart rate constantly through some electronic device that sends the data somewhere (let’s assume somewhere under my control) is negligence?
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
They should fine them 6.5 trillion? I’m in favour of the fine but that seems a bit much
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
Anyone has a simple setup for this with local LLMs like Mistral that they can share? I would love to try this out but don’t feel comfortable sharing all my personal notes with a third party.
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
the downvotes are from those who can’t cope with this truth
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
don’t lie you’ll just bitch and moan and keep using it anyway
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
How can you lock in through charging money? Seems it’s like the opposite and they are charging because people are already locked in and they can or am I misreading your comment?

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