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throw_m239339
8mo ago
The only absurd thing here is you linking chess to billion dollar US corporation social media dark patterns.
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8mo ago
I find the idea that reality might be quantized fascinating, so that all information that exists could be stored in a storage medium big enough. It's also kind of interesting how causality allegedly has a speed limit and it's rath
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8mo ago
Wait a minute, isn't Git supposed to be... distributed?
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8mo ago
RIP.
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8mo ago
At least one can quicly hide that filth. Unbearable, in every language...
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8mo ago
I'm well aware of Libya and its open air black slave markets, don't worry, an absolute disgrace what happened in Libya, and we could talk about Syria too and how The Yasidi were enslaved by Daesh...
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8mo ago
Slavery is alive and well in most part of the world, especially south asia, middle east, Russia and Africa,where children with no papers are trafficked all the time for the worse things you could imagine. I'm not sure what convinced yo
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8mo ago
Most gamers don't care about AI use provided it's not too egregious (like the latest call of duty). Only a vocal minority on Bluesky and Reddit. Arc Raiders uses AI in various ways yet it's one of the biggest success of 2025.
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8mo ago
Yes coding is dead, and the whole windows 11 patch fiasco is a demonstration of it...
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8mo ago
Vibe-coding at scale.
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9mo ago
It has an index? It has data that can be queried with indexes? it is a database. PERIOD. Let's not turn the word database into a buzzword. It should obviously NOT be a "main" database but part of an ETL pipeline for search pu
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9mo ago
It slashed a lot of birds too...
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9mo ago
> its just creative prompting, Sure, you just can't upload the resulting track directly on Bandcamp, but you're free to "creatively prompt" on SUNO all you want, they'll even host your "music". It'
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9mo ago
Good. Although It's gonna be tough to enforce. > Our guidelines for generative AI in music and audio are as follows: > Music and audio that is generated wholly or in substantial part by AI is not permitted on Bandcamp. > Any u
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9mo ago
OP forgot to mention that speed is relative ;)
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9mo ago
> Reddit still has the capacity to show you what you're actually looking for. Reddit has the capacity to manipulate minors and groom them into believing all kind of sick "fictions", endorsed by the admins. It should absolu
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9mo ago
None. HN is a social media since it's an online forum. In fact HN runs afoul of many EU regulations already, GDPR, cookie law, ...
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9mo ago
> Do you believe we can automatically detect AI generated videos Of course they can detect enough of these, Google literally has a AI video generator in Gemini. It's not a matter of detecting every single ones, but enough to weed ou
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9mo ago
How can I block AI generated videos (especially AI generated scripts) in my browser? Youtube has to give the viewer an option or the website is going suffer greatly from AI slop... Why is youtube in general making it so hard to block conten
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10mo ago
It's an eco-disaster but on the other hand there is Linux... at some point people need to take a stand, especially given how crappy W11 is...
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10mo ago
Good. How could these "disruptive" american companies get away with violating local laws that long remains a mystery to me. If I started running an illegal hotel in Barcelona, or a website advertising for illegal rentals in the sa
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10mo ago
Is there a PGlite but like SQlite (so without a running a server), just with the PG flavor of SQL instead of Sqlite's?
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10mo ago
> Why in 2025 can we not ship a statically typed high performance language for browsers? Which one?
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10mo ago
Official name is ECMAScript. Maybe it's time to drop "Javascript".
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11mo ago
It's my understanding that even the paid version ChatGPT is highly subsidized so yeah, the prices will have to be raised quite substantially to meet profitability.
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11mo ago
Running CI for Iphone / Ipad dev? 20 years ago the company I worked for used a Mac-Mini for video transcoding, because there was some DRM issue we had to deal with, I don't remember the specifics.
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11mo ago
> How does Elon Musk reconcile this with his own behavior on X, personally boosting fringe people and groups? Musk has his own agenda.
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11mo ago
This isn't by accident. It's funny however how both sides are ignoring the foreign networks aimed at their own camp.
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11mo ago
I have a better idea to solve the western "homeless crisis", tax your salary and capital gains much more to finance affordable public housing construction. That way, nobody dies in some hazardous shack you think should be allowed
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11mo ago
Making people live in slums/shacks isn't a solution to the western "homeless crisis". This website has been often prone to "social justice" recently, I'm amazed somebody can get away with such an idiotic c
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