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by sbarre 1y ago
>> I feel like we're having 2 different conversations here. > Yes. You're very focused on real/not-real, but that's not at all the issue. I'm actually more focused on the purpose of an image than it's
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I think any "value add" business that has a primary product built on top of another larger business' non-commodity service(s) runs the risk of having to re-do their pricing in ways that are outside their control. This is noth
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by sbarre 1y ago
I feel like we're having 2 different conversations here. I never said you should not feel what you feel about AI imagery. "Human for reference" is about scale. There's nothing about "human for reference" that
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by sbarre 1y ago
I hate to break it to you but some random Internet forum like HN is not the New York Times. I think it's ridiculous to expect to hold everyone to the same standards as a globally renowned newspaper that is in the business of trying to
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by sbarre 1y ago
Again I'm not asserting the validity of the image. Are we expecting everyone to say "this was AI created" on every image that is AI created? We don't expect this from 3D rendering, Photoshop edits, etc..
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by sbarre 1y ago
First off, I'm with you on the "don't try to pass off AI imagery as real"... But.. OP never claimed these images were real in their post.. Since there are no giant beavers in the world today, we could have assumed they
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by sbarre 1y ago
> it's already easy for AI to navigate them (since dom structure variance is small). The premise of MCP-B is that it's in fact not easy to reliably navigate websites today with LLMs, if you're just relying on DOM travers
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by sbarre 1y ago
Something I've learned over the years is that even very talented developers can be really bad at security. In many cases it's just not something that's taught at school or that is covered in training. So it's a mindset
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by sbarre 1y ago
> Laws are just words Spoken from a place of security, comfort and privilege no doubt.. All afforded by the laws of the land. ;-)
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by sbarre 1y ago
Curious where exactly do you draw your line when it comes to who it's ok to steal from and who it's not? Do you have a formula or something? Or is just an arbitrary bar of convenience that you set case-by-case depending on how yo
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by sbarre 1y ago
> We’re not here to pirate. We’re here to opt out. Then "opt out" by not using the product? No one has a right to use Spotify. If you don't like the terms, don't use the service. I'll never get why people sma
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by sbarre 1y ago
Or the standard "it depends" answer that everyone eventually realizes is the only correct answer. ;-)
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Rabbit Intern(rabbit.tech)
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Bleh I hope you're wrong! ;-)
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Yeah it's not uncommon to see Denuvo patched out of a game title once the initial sales window has passed.. I wonder if that's because they want to avoid these kinds of future incompatiblities with the underlying OS as it evolves.
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by sbarre 1y ago
I made a "long bet" with a friend about a decade ago that by 2030 'Microsoft Windows' would just be a proprietary window manager running on Linux (similar - in broad strokes - to the MacOS model that has Darwin under the
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by sbarre 1y ago
AI and vibe coding lets you get that rough prototype up and running so much faster than before, and so creates that illusion of momentum and completeness more than ever. How many people here have been subjected to that "looks good, put
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by sbarre 1y ago
I like the notifications part! I may try this just for that one feature.. Thank you.. :-)
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Update: It works now.
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by sbarre 1y ago
I'm in the same boat. Maybe it's a phased rollout? I'm in Canada, maybe this is US-only at first?
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by sbarre 1y ago
The CEO of Anthropic is the least reasonable person in this discussion. Surely you can see how insanely biased all of their statements would be. They are literally selling the shovels in this gold rush. Anything they say will be in servi
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by sbarre 1y ago
It depends? There's certainly a lot of code that needs to be written in companies that is simple and straightforward and where LLMs are absolutely capable of generating code as good as your average junior/intermediate developer wo
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by sbarre 1y ago
I am hoping that they follow this up with stories set between the original trilogy movies, with some of the characters that were expanded on in the Andor show (and new ones too). It feels like there's plenty of room in the timeline bet
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by sbarre 1y ago
Yeah same here, the whole site is just unresponsive... So it's not just you.
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Do you have multiple separate apps that can change a shared DB schema? How do you keep that all in sync across your apps?
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by sbarre 1y ago
What you are describing is not "antagonistic" though.. > antagonism: actively expressed opposition or hostility I agree with you that everyone should have a clear and realistic understanding of their relationship with their emp
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by sbarre 1y ago
I'm sorry to hear that's been your experience.. If it helps, know that it's not like that everywhere.. I have certainly been lucky in my career, I've often acknowledged that. But I do believe luck favours the prepared,
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There's a whole lot of assumptions in your statement/question there, don't you think?
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by sbarre 1y ago
Another great comment, thanks! Like I said elsewhere I agree things are more complicated than I made them out to be in my short and narrow response. I agree with all your points here, the broader context of one's working conditions re
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by sbarre 1y ago
Yep maybe I've been lucky but in my 30-year career, I've worked at over a dozen companies (big and small), and I've always been well-treated and respected, and I've never felt the kind of dynamic you describe. But that

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