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by wraptile 7mo ago
Not only ads. Primary anti-scraping use today is obfuscation either as anti-competitive practice or hiding unlawful behavior like IP infringement etc.
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by wraptile 7mo ago
Dunno but seems like we need a lot of good strategies for this. It's a tough problem that needs to be solved with dedication.
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by wraptile 7mo ago
> If an intercontinental ballistic missile was launched at the United States, could the military use Anthropic’s Claude AI system to help shoot it down? I'm sorry but lol
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by wraptile 7mo ago
Honestly it is a good time to vote with your wallet - the difference between the models for day to day tasks is very miniscule.
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by wraptile 7mo ago
Whom do we trust regulation with? Current US admin which is being run by team idiocracy, Europe that is run by senile men who don't even understand tech or can't even come to a consensus on smallest of issues or China which only d
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by wraptile 7mo ago
How is giving spoiled milk equivalent to not being able to talk with your child on how the computer works?
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by wraptile 7mo ago
Maybe they should try _parenting_
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by wraptile 7mo ago
I agree. I experienced both setups and the drag was awful for people's morale and internal politics and made the company do really shady things like letting people go before bonus milestones are reached eventhough they were key contrib
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by wraptile 7mo ago
> Their economy lifted a bunch of people out of poverty This is fallacious as every economy that started at extreme poverty lifted a bunch of people out of poverty. Unless we invent a time machine and do an A|B test we can't really
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by wraptile 7mo ago
It's insane that multi trillion government would rely on a foreign private entity for something so simple yet critical. The only sane answer here is corruption.
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by wraptile 8mo ago
on Linux you can actually do that by enabling zram https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zram
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by wraptile 8mo ago
Not OP but I have experience in private sector here - Deanonymization in private sectors is used by anti-fraud or brand protection systems. For example, in brand protection we identify same IP/scam infringer across multiple store front
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by wraptile 8mo ago
This is such a litmus test for a tool that "in few months will be writing 90% of all code". If a multi-billion dollar bleeding edge company can't use Claude Code to create and maintain a native GUI then no one else stands a c
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by wraptile 8mo ago
People will know that my password was y!2TvM8h3dpvw4 for one particular website at some point. What do I lose here? Google/Apple incurs much greater risk that is entirely out of your control.
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by wraptile 8mo ago
Comparing any country to Singapore is frankly ridiculous. Singapore is a unique tiny tax haven where billionaires send their kids to study. To compare it to the biggest economy in the world just seems silly.
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by wraptile 8mo ago
The car is still under warranty and they are talking about reliability. A good ol' Toyota will live longer than Tesla has been a company.
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by wraptile 8mo ago
I think we have different undersrand of what greatness is. Being the best paperclip making machine is hardly meaningful. True greatness is in balance and virtue. A truly great person is well rounded and plays to true human strength- adaptab
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by wraptile 8mo ago
> If you aren't a competent musician by the time you're 8 years old it is vanishingly unlikely you are ever going to be a true orchestral soloist. Ditto for something like chess To me this sounds like an exception to the rule t
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by wraptile 8mo ago
I'd argue that kids should be generalist, as in learning diverse set of experiences rather than spending years honing a single craft. This is peak time where brain can quick adapt to new novel problems (like language learning) and spen
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by wraptile 8mo ago
The frog has been boiled when it comes to information privacy and if you were an alien you'd think humanity sacrificed privacy and safety for something important but no, it's to trace someone's lost dog. Hilarious.
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by wraptile 8mo ago
> Very European approach: the winner is chosen by law Isn't that like the entire purpose of government and law - to help citizens come to a consensus?
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by wraptile 8mo ago
> that the things that generally make humans unhappier are not things we are meant to do citation needed. Also there are plenty of things that make humans "generally unhappy" but we all agree are good like exercise or cleaning
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by wraptile 8mo ago
> Humans are not meant to not meant to? by whom? We live in houses, with artificial light, heating and air conditioning, having sex without risk of pregnancy or "god-forbid" sex with people who are not capable of being pregnant
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by wraptile 8mo ago
It's not even a noble goal because it's entirely populist rather than evidence and logic based. It's giving: "Yay we solved bad parenting by pretending that bad stuff is not allowed on the internet, but only for those wh
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by wraptile 8mo ago
This would actually be really fun if built around social feature like curators who could quote-repost the posts, popular/trending sorting and a threaded comment system.
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by wraptile 8mo ago
Who in their right mind would buy a robot from Tesla anyway.
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by wraptile 8mo ago
> Mac hardware is like two years ahead of PC currently in pretty much any regard aside from gaming and any contemporary ergonomics. Seriously, macbooks are an environmental hazard at this point: ultra glossy screen, hand twisting keyboar
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by wraptile 9mo ago
If our governments can't update an HTML page same way they update a twitter status then we are all doomed and should just nuke ourselves to get it over with.
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by wraptile 9mo ago
As I'm a software engineer I try to avoid software tools for recreation but it's getting harder and harder and vcv-rack is even on nix package manager. I think I might have to break my rule just this once - thanks! As a counter cu
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by wraptile 9mo ago
I'm not a professional musician but making patches is something I never knew was fun until I tried it and it immediately became my favorite musical activity. Sitting down with my Minilogue XD and spending and evening just making an eph

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