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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
> Your use of Firefox must follow Mozilla’s Acceptable Use Policy > [you may not] Violate the copyright, trademark, patent, or other intellectual property rights of others In the near future they'll upload a blacklist to everyone
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
> both the front-end and back-end of applications You can generate both the Qml and the whole code with the dependencies? Or is you definition of "application" yet another web site?
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
Once they have the software, they'll replace the developer who wrote it (i.e. you). Maybe ask for a real amount of money upfront instead of getting money until they find out how to stop giving money (like "we don't need you a
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
Open-source spam would go hand in hand with open-weight slop.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
> without having to tag the reviewer Then do it. Both GitHUb and GitLab have that feature.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
I haven't used Bitbucket for such a very long time I thought it was dead. Can't you raise your voice and propose something less "dying" like self-hosted GitLab, or cheap GitLab/GitHub accounts?
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
Yet you deny this freedom to your own users (as seen in a AGPL thread in 2021). Interesting.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
> you launch an app "Free ReactJS web site filled with A/B testing and analytics, and a billion NPM modules" I guess.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
> For better writing, brainstorming, learning Passively using a LLM to do your work may not be the best solution to achieve those goals. Anyway, Gemini has been forced on my work account, and it's as bad as I thought it would be, &q
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
Ghidra ( https://ghidra-sre.org/ ) can fine-tune executables way more easily than your models.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
> 2. using the AI from #1 to create another AI 2. scraping the AI from #1 and making AI out of it
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
Are you really a hacker if you haven't soldered you CPU and RAM yourself? Is your electricity coming from a OSS treadmill? I question your dedication.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
> France is furious "Art historians and architects." A few people then, maybe they should ask the Christians instead, it's their cathedral after all. > [Pascal Convert said] Mitterrand was a man of culture I don't
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
"who can generate write-only text with a prompt" but won't understand why it is wrong.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
I'm pretty sure every domain name provider already has such a tool. Also adding "with AI" reminds me of all the ideas that were like "XYZ in the cloud" or "XYZ in a mobile application." For me it's us
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
What's wrong with PR now?
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
Did you try this course? https://www.hackingwithswift.com/ It has a lot of free content. I remember reading the parts "100 days of Swift/SwiftUI" in the past and it was good.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
It's insulting to compare libraries to TikTok.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
For me, once a year and I have to use the reflog. But using a GUI is so much faster and safer that I won't change. Mercurial and Jujutsu have good command-lines, why can't git do the same?
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
Especially since the CC licenses are not recommended for software. Some call it "open-copyright" but I wouldn't use it for my applications. E.g. https://opensource.stackexchange.com/q/777
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
I expect readers of HN to know the acronym PRNG, and that random must be seeded all the time and must NOT be used for secure things. But we're living in the age of LLMs that create perfect code while programmers know nothing anymore.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
> sales emails at scale That's a great definition for spam.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
I wonder how all those European companies are doing it. They ship everything all the time, avoid the $billions fines, yet make mistakes like everybody else. > how much the EU slowed down innovation You say this all the time, yet we'
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
I'm in the same camp since I subscribed. I became a 10x developer because my search results are way more accurate and I don't waste time anymore when filtering spam. I would estimate that I used to waste 1 hour per day while looki
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
I have worked with juniors. Those who use AI copy bad code without learning anything. Those who learn and will become seniors are not using AI. We will have a massive reduction in the amount of seniors (good for me, not good for programming
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
At least the bread making machine is predictable. But you now have shitty bread, and a technician that has no knowledge of whether or not the bread is acceptable or not. Exactly like LLMs, we're throwing away the past and forget why it
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
> I just found this MediaReduce compression software No you didn't, you work for MediaReduce I guess. > Do people pay for file compression Why would we when we have imagemagick, xz/zstd/tar/..., ffmpeg, etc. > j
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
- The site is highjacking the scroll bar in a strange way, it's disturbing. - The testimonials are fake obviously. - You should clearly show the different styles that your site can do. - What's a "credit"? It's not