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1y ago
Indeed, I thought the whole point of alternative app stores is that it’s not Apple’s decision any more whether an app can be installed or not. This looks like another case of malicious compliance.
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1y ago
I’d assume that the “copyright infringement” is just Google’s pretext for removing the channel. They can hardly cite “obedient submission to the Trump gang” as the reason.
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1y ago
I would never have guessed it’s a tool by the title, I thought it’s a blog post.
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1y ago
> “manufactured tension without basis in fact that’s clearly being pushed by dramatic, navel-gazing busybodies.” A spokesperson who said things like that would get fired immediately from any civilized company. Draw your own conclusions.
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1y ago
And there’s your answer. If past scandals haven’t made the remaining users leave, then what will?
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1y ago
Yes, Trump actually wrote that. How much more in-your-face can his lies get before he’s being laughed out of the room?
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1y ago
> Our work evokes a feeling. The feeling matters. The feeling is part of the work. The desired feeling is part of the requirements. I do share this ambition. In my own metric, I was as successful as it gets when “the desired feeling” is
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1y ago
> the Newton I found the idea fascinating, but it was too clunky and heavy for the features it offered. I think the concept was too far ahead of its time, it couldn’t be implemented well in available tech.
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1y ago
And there is another important difference: Our environments have oodles of details that inform us, while LLM training data is just “everything humans have ever written”. Those are completely different things. And LLMs have no concept of f
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1y ago
“Beautiful Clean Coal Industry”? Seriously?
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1y ago
That makes perfect sense, since you’re meant to spend any additional time with the profit-generating pastimes you mentioned.
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1y ago
Video games have been responsible since their inception for everything the bigots don't like. That doesn’t make it true.
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1y ago
So if even those curmudgeons say sex is declining, there must be something to it.
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1y ago
Maybe this idiocy could be explained by the idea that the powers that be are more afraid of their own citizens than of any foreign threat.
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1y ago
Indeed. And besides that, all three are really bad parodies. Mort is the only one where the product actually works, because for him that’s an explicit goal. With the other two, a working product is mere coincidence.
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1y ago
Including browsers with built-in “AI” & MCP draining user’s bank accounts. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45004846
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1y ago
> no software that has not been vetted can be run on this device That’s just it. Software isn’t being vetted. Witness all the scam apps in the iOS and Android app stores. Even paid developer accounts don’t stop people from publishing
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1y ago
Are you seriously comparing the self-serving decisions of a for-profit company with laws designed to protect people?
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1y ago
Having your opinions and personal remarks automated by “AI” sounds really smart.
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1y ago
Past mind control experiments have all failed, but there is hope!
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1y ago
That must have been the plan behind buying Twitter, even if not the Pentagon’s.
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1y ago
Agreed. I was just wondering about the reductive title, since the reals are a strict subset of the complex.
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1y ago
Praised be therefore William of Ockham. entia non sunt muliplicanda praeter necessitatem . Thou shalt not multiply entities beyond necessity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_of_Ockham
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1y ago
You mean, she didn’t create the complex numbers?
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1y ago
An “AI” that makes text “AI”-readable. How does that make any sense?
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1y ago
They are using a non-Arial font which already makes them better than 90% of what you see online.
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1y ago
Not propagating Trump’s lies is organized bias all right.
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1y ago
This seems to be another case of malicious compliance. What’s the point of an alternative app store when Apple can block every single app?
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1y ago
Not blocking an unconstitutional law _is_ denial of service by the Supreme Court (although DDoS referred to more than that).
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1y ago
Apart from the water in the hydraulic system this reads as though there is such a thing as too much automation. The plane being uncontrollable because you cannot convince it it’s not on the ground while it’s actually in the air can only le
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