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> I can change my mailing address on any of them with a few clicks online, no actual verification needed. Yes, but you’d have to be able to retrieve mail from that address?
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The email thread suggests his PRs were reviewed promptly and rejected. Nothing was ignored. https://mail.openjdk.org/pipermail/hotspot-dev/2026-January/...
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> AI always gets the intent right and always seems to use the most appropriate words given the original intent/meaning How do you know? Why are you using something to translate if you’re a native speaker of both languages?
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Please show us something you’ve produced this way.
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Sounds like you just need to sign in or use the api?
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Have you considered that it’s because a new industry popped up that decided it was okay to slurp up the entire internet, repackage it, and resell it? Surely that couldn’t be why sites are trying to keep non humans out.
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Why is this person selling “nightclub” memberships via patreon?
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Why don’t you post some of the software the AI has produced for you in the last quarter? Shouldn’t be a problem since it works so well now.
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Your unit tests shouldn’t break from a refactor, unless you’re testing the implementation instead of the behavior, which would be dumb.
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How so? My card was skimmed and I had only tapped it in maybe a half dozen locations. Never swiped it or inserted it anywhere or used it online.
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Ballot harvesting is a thing. Activists “kindly” “help” the elderly and dementia addled fill out their ballots.
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No one has trouble getting an ID. You need an ID to drive, to work, to open a bank account, to buy liquor or tobacco, etc. The idea that someone can’t get an ID is absolute nonsense.
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FaceTime is a video camera, messages is a speech bubble. They look nothing alike except they share the same colors?
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Who needs marketing when the VC can get their entire portfolio to buy your product.
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Are you an illegal alien? Or why are you concerned about ICE dragging you away?
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How about don’t ride on the sidewalk or any pedestrian path.
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I don’t think you coined “prompt injection”…
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Did this AI hype thot move to substack to try and monetize?
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Bad take. Search engines send people to your site, LLMs don’t.
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You expect the developers of a crawler to look at every site they crawl and develop a specialized crawler for them? That’s fine if you’re only crawling a handful of sites, but absolutely insane if you’re crawling the entire web.
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This is probably the reason. It’s more effort to special case every site that offers dumps than to just unleash your generic scraper on it.
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What do you use instead… that doesn’t piggyback off of google search?
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The AI summaries clearly aren’t bad. I’m not sure what kind of weird shit you search for that you consider the summaries bad. I find them helpful and click through to the cited sources.
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Can it make it work on mobile?
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It’s more like the iPhone “you’re holding it wrong”.
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Which republican called for a democrat to be killed?
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If your story were true, I could just have Claude implement your business and would have no need to pay you. If these productivity gains were real, no one would be giving you access.
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>Tax Statistics and authors' calculations all other years. So the article has no source for the data? Only two years of data comes from the IRS, where does the rest come from? Why should we trust this?
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Wouldn’t that mean any freelancer that uses tail wind is reselling it?
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This is an ad. > Their debut novel,“The Glass Eel,” is headed to shelves on Tuesday, Sept. 9.

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