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by stefan_ 4mo ago
There are no fines, this is about having recourse when big tech randomly bans you. Which you will remember, is a very common outcry on this very page. This is just an uninformed EU rant.
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by stefan_ 4mo ago
You don't have your head quite on, they had already taken off!
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by stefan_ 4mo ago
3. The level of tech illiteracy combined with airplane security theater is an affront to all thinking people.
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
Facebook is still a Delaware company, with lots of established case law for what Zuckerberg can and can not do, voting majority or not. SpaceX is now some Texas corporation with a state legislature ready to enable whatever Musk wants.
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
My favorite, guy comes back from 6 month parental leave to force upon people in the trenches his epiphany on "GenAI".
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Motorola's preinstalled "Smart Feed" app hijacks apps for affiliate revenue(old.reddit.com)
1 points by stefan_ 5mo ago|1 comments
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
Which you absolutely shouldn't use, because just like Tor Browser before, a vulnerability in the browser can be immediately escalated into decloaking your real IP. Ideally the proxying doesn't even happen on the same machine.
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
If only the Linux Foundation was primarily funding development of Linux, it's hard to describe what it is they are doing exactly, but it's a bit like a social club for Middle Managers and other insignificant people, building ecosy
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
Doesn't help that just to start out you are looking at a 110+ GB size for their tools, which as far as anyone can tell, isn't really justified by anything.
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
I think it was started in the Cursor time and by the time the turd shipped, momentum had very obviously shifted to Claude code style agentic products.
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
Valuable? If SpaceX is a majority "resell electricity" business, its valuation will be a tiny fraction of what they are trying to push.
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
I think the ISP story is a bit shitty outside some niche markets (mobile internet on airplanes and the like), but the military applications are massive. Everything is moving into drones and Starlink terminals are small enough to fit on them
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
It's reassuring to know they will ban a million dollar enterprise customer just like they will ban your GMail of 20 years.
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
What scares me are the basic usability fails it still has. Search for a few foreign language words and it will come back with paragraphs upon paragraphs of AI output in that foreign language despite me telling Google in 15 different ways
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
This is just nonsensical changes and slurs, but particularly degenerate input data can cause big issues in training: https://x.com/gabriberton/status/2051873677998956851
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
They also shipped 0 barrels of oil last month, the basis for 90% of gov revenue, 50% of its GDP. Clearly their faux workforce of subsidized "natives" and "indentured servants" is heading for a fulminant blowup, with no o
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
The idea that PM tickets are now much improved because they paste their unbaked wrong "idea of what the ticket is" into ChatGPT to expand into a 500 word behemoth is hilarious. At least when the PM still wrote it you could outrigh
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
Wait, don't they know that the best way for your newly corporate orphaned quasi-source project to flourish is to donate it to the Apache Software Foundation?
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
Right, the leaderboard is internal.
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
The data on the OBD2 port is legally mandated, so can't be encrypted. But besides encryption CAN buses in a car are also separated, the bus on the OBD2 plug often can't even talk to the most interesting components.
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
Have you worked in a big company before? I swear they were announcing random partnerships and MoUs every week. They never went anywhere except fancy dinners for the executives involved. Sometimes they were literally announcing partnerships
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
If it's not a new thing you can't be promoted for it. Rest assured theres still a Chromebook, Pixelbook and Googlebook team each.
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
I mean, that's sort of all it is, some dude ranting on his YouTube channel. Often "reacting" to some other dudes rant. Closely related to the format of a bunch of bros "podcasting".
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Matt Pietrek(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by stefan_ 5mo ago|0 comments
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
Slop blogspam summary. Even before everyone lost their mind to Mythos and other IPO bait, local privilege escalations in Linux were a dime a dozen (not always as universally exploitable, but plenty).
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
It's a bit like asking about the health risks of sodium chloride
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
There was a time when also Claude would absolutely fill code with emojis, which is why now their system prompt has > Claude does not use emojis unless the person in the conversation asks it to
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
I also liked the bot posting screenshot diffs that are all false positives, while apparently not capturing the default change (is it not in some menu somewhere?)
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
And before that they summarized it. But yeah, thinking was always like that (when it first started, it almost just seemed like a scheme to massively increase token use..)
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by stefan_ 5mo ago
Okay, but why is the Siri team sitting out transformers. I really wanna move past the „Dragon Naturally Speaking“ experience with a bolted on decision tree.

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