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by vdfs 4mo ago
I doubt any lab would say otherwise, they all _claim_ to use licensed data
32.
by vdfs 4mo ago
I'm confused, did they forget to add "Copilot" in the name?
33.
by vdfs 4mo ago
What AI have to do with this? Traffic cameras have been arround since 1834
34.
by vdfs 4mo ago
It's like finding someone wallet then going to their home, and leaving it on their bedroom and sending them a message about giving them their wallet back
35.
by vdfs 4mo ago
Daemonless also make it a nightmare to run especially compose like setup, you have to do some weird systemd stuff
36.
by vdfs 4mo ago
To be fair, I struggled since forever to understand this root group thing and didnt bother to add to docker group. This workaround give me a better understanding, like seeing someone cut themselves on a scissor
37.
by vdfs 4mo ago
That's basically how 2008 happened
38.
by vdfs 5mo ago
Allbirds, most potential
39.
by vdfs 5mo ago
Technically they are not profitable
40.
by vdfs 5mo ago
It's more about knowing that the tool will always produce the same result, like a compiler. There is also a difference, the llm may use diffrent solutions within the file and across files
41.
by vdfs 5mo ago
In total, how many hands do you have?
42.
by vdfs 5mo ago
autocomplete is still unlimited within the subscription, maybe using a free model or even cheaper ones are best value..
43.
by vdfs 5mo ago
Economics of scale don't scale
44.
by vdfs 6mo ago
Did you also forget to ignore case sensitivity back then?
45.
by vdfs 6mo ago
We will never do something like this unless we get caught
46.
by vdfs 7mo ago
On the other hand, we get to see what other thing will try to replace pip
47.
by vdfs 7mo ago
Vibe-learning
48.
by vdfs 7mo ago
That was always a possiblty even before AI, what's hard to clone is how they got those users
49.
by vdfs 7mo ago
Be prepared for "I Asked claude and it said: ..." at some point you will just ask claude via a microphone
50.
by vdfs 7mo ago
Aluminum too, Qatar shutdown a smelting plant which take a year to restart
51.
by vdfs 7mo ago
Most people just forget to tell it "make it quick" and "make no mistake"
52.
by vdfs 7mo ago
To be fair they can, they'll just run 10k agents and some $20k worth of tokens and they will have a slack replacement without any manual coding, Sure it will have missing features like search and permissions, security will be figured o
53.
by vdfs 7mo ago
This will finally push me to self host an alternative, not even an hour of work until everything is merged.
54.
by vdfs 8mo ago
Viadeo is slightly more popular
55.
by vdfs 8mo ago
Just like some youtube content with built-in ads about AI tools while the video is bushing on AI tools
56.
by vdfs 8mo ago
> really bizarre bugs and incidents that make the news in the next 2-3 years I take it that you are not using Windows 11
57.
by vdfs 8mo ago
By not trusting OpenClaw on your system, you are missing out on lot of 0-days and 10/10 CVEs!
58.
by vdfs 8mo ago
That's not like "Who need Photoshop everyone can just vibe code their own photoshop" They could just download GIMP or find cheaper alternative, that was always an option
59.
by vdfs 10mo ago
What makes their browser special really? Just chasing profits and google handout and not caring about their user base
60.
by vdfs 10mo ago
Before AI, people would search for a free or open source alternatives before using a saas

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