soraminazuki

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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
Are you implying that Anthropic lawyers wrote the user agreement to protect users out of the goodness of their hearts? That's how they receive their big fat paychecks? Very funny. We all know user agreements exist to strip users of the
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
Only corporate apologists would come up with a definition of evil so useless for anything other than making strawman arguments. The criteria the rest of us use is based on harm.
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
That they have a process for doing evil things doesn't make it less nefarious.
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
In the region are Japan, Taiwan, China, Russia, and North Korea. Only incompetent idiots at the highest level of power would start off a whole new geopolitical disaster there by stabbing an ally, of all things. Who in the right mind would d
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
Facebook was started by a college kid who made a site for non-consensually rating the faces of his fellow female classmates. He called his initial users "dumb f*cks" for trusting him with their private information. Information, wh
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
s/If some else did this/If ordinary citizens did this/ Wealthy companies getting away with fraud is unfortunately business as usual. https://consumerrights.wiki/w/Main_Page
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
The kind of problem you're describing is what Nix handles exceptionally well. Don't install everything at the system level (NixOS). Home Manager is better suited for things like Claude. And even if you did choose to install Claude
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
Yes, to the surprise of some HNers, regulations can be good or bad. Just because there are people unhappy with current regulation doesn't automatically mean regulation shouldn't exist at all. BTW this isn't an opinion on the
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
FYI uBlock Origin Lite is officially available for Safari now.
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
On the rare occasions that I encounter non-Vim vi clones, I quickly run into missing features like these: - deleting past the insertion point in insert mode - visual mode - split screen - multiple buffers - text objects - macros So even for
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
I'll make it simple for you. Retaliation is illegal. And the button you keep pressing on is a flimsy gotcha.
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
In the OP's style, Sorry, some employees organized? That's it? That's the whole story? No one was harmed? No regulators were mislead? It's actually quite reasonable for the people to find out about something like this an
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
The whole story is about alleged illegal retaliation by Amazon. Nice try pushing your narrative in the hopes that nobody will read the article. I find arguing based on technicalities and aggressive rhetoric to be dishonest, really.
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
There's one real thing in the form of retirement funds from the working class people.
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
I'm sure PRs to the systemd package will get scrutinized by an experienced packager. Also Nixpkgs isn't really that special when it comes to patching. Making thousands of software all work coherently on a single system inevitably
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
> But no regime in US history did so many crimes so often. Native Americans would beg to differ, as would formerly enslaved people. Both historical injustices and the ongoing suffering of people abroad unfortunately feel distant to many,
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
If you have to conflate programming language theory with linguistics to make an argument, it's not a good argument. Because you can strawman all you want, but you can't change the fact that there's no well defined behavior re
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
Yup, you always have to consider the modus operandi of the tech industry when listening to the utopian dream that very same industry is espousing.
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
Welcome to every LLM discussion in the past 2 years or so. When asked for anything of substance, we're faced with a barrage of "but humans aren't good at this too!" Very few quantifiable evidence and lots of pure rhetori
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
Agreed with the need for transparency, but LLMs are anything but compilers. Compilers, by definition, produce semantically equivalent code from one language to another. If a tool's output lacks any defined semantics, it isn’t a compile
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
You've got it backwards. That's a defeatist take that results in the exact kind of misery and cruelty documented in detail throughout history. Society prospers when people look past their differences and work together to improve t
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
You're projecting. I wrote a factual statement, that bigotry still exists in today's world, and you somehow took that as an assault on your values. So what exactly is the different lesson you're referring to? Given that bigot
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
That's called the paradox of tolerance and it's not the gotcha that you think it is. If you think "mankind should overcome bigotry" is such a divisive statement that it splits people into "tribes," that reveals
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by soraminazuki 4mo ago
I still can't believe we have hundreds of years of documented history to learn from, yet human intelligence is still blinded by bigotry.
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by soraminazuki 5mo ago
> the same way you might a cat or dog That cats and dogs are sentient is a normal take. Far more normal than sentient transistors. But again, what even is normal in today's world, I wish I knew.
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by soraminazuki 5mo ago
Being able to specify word boundaries in search is a basic feature for any developer tool. Vim has *, #, and /\<i\>. grep also has \<i\> and the -w option. LSPs have jump to definition and find references features.
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by soraminazuki 5mo ago
Yes, keyword-based matching is more than good enough for the use case. It doesn't justify bringing in trillion dollar companies to subsidize the costs. Even if you wanted to go beyond simple keyword matching, there are ways to determin
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by soraminazuki 5mo ago
I thought as much. With the sheer amount of flagged comments in the comment history turning up with showdead on, it looked very suspicious.
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by soraminazuki 5mo ago
Do you have evidence? I see no indication of this.
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by soraminazuki 5mo ago
It was a straight answer to a straight question: > They obviously haven't closely reviewed the code. That's the point You asked why. If Bun’s maintainers truly reviewed it, they would've had to read at least 6k lines per h

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