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by xigoi 4mo ago
Why would you go to a protest if you don’t want people to know that you are there?
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by xigoi 4mo ago
> Suppose you address the problem in other ways, e.g. improve the economy and reduce poverty so there is less crime The idea that reducing poverty will entirely eliminate crime is laughable.
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by xigoi 4mo ago
If all cops are evil, why would you take advice from a cop?
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by xigoi 4mo ago
> “Don’t talk to the cops” is not global advice. I’ve seen the advice several times on HN (a global site) and it never claimed to be USA-only.
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by xigoi 4mo ago
Why not just not send cookies instead of blocking the request completely?
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by xigoi 4mo ago
I seem to be that one person. I looked it up afer reading your comment.
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by xigoi 4mo ago
Vibe coders seem to have the misconception that if the LLM’s code passes all tests (also generated by the LLM), then it must be correct.
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by xigoi 4mo ago
That’s why I said slopcoded, not vibecoded (which it indeed isn’t).
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by xigoi 4mo ago
The Nim compiler is now also slopcoded.
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by xigoi 4mo ago
If they don’t care about the style, they could’ve just made a plain unstyled website instead of pretentious slop.
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by xigoi 4mo ago
I recently tried signing up for DeepSeek using my custom-domain e-mail address and the website said the domain is “not supported”.
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by xigoi 4mo ago
You can use a reverse proxy.
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by xigoi 4mo ago
https://webdev4.gitlab.io/fdroid-website/en/packages/jp.yhon...
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by xigoi 4mo ago
My bad, the licence is not violated. However, the documentation clearly says that the software must not be used by LLM agents. > the most equivalent is putting a bomb in a package on your porch in order to target people who steal package
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by xigoi 4mo ago
AFAICT, it only deleted the code using the library, not the whole repository.
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by xigoi 4mo ago
It only screwed with people who violated the licence. Just like those taint chips in clothing stores only screw with people who steal clothes.
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by xigoi 4mo ago
It’s the AI agent that deleted the tests, not the library.
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by xigoi 4mo ago
In this case, using Git would have helped even if it was local-only.
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by xigoi 4mo ago
If your game is on Steam and does not use creepy “anticheat” software, you can probably just play it on Linux.
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by xigoi 4mo ago
Microsoft keeps being the best advocate for Linux.
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by xigoi 4mo ago
The behavior of an LLM is not and cannot be “well-specified”.
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by xigoi 4mo ago
> Let me be clear. Having to add a bunch of random fucking try-catch bullshit around every fucking function call is EXACTLY why I hate exceptions and is EXACTLY what I think is bad software design. The whole point of exceptions is that y
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by xigoi 4mo ago
> often used as an example of "acceptable" AI by people who are skeptics of LLMs and AI-generated art. As one of such people, I think there is a nuance to it. AI is great when you’re translating something to yourself. But when
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by xigoi 4mo ago
The DMA has never been about privacy. It’s about fair competition.
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by xigoi 4mo ago
Pretty sure F-Droid has more than twelve users.
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by xigoi 4mo ago
> the DMA sets certain requirements which determines whether features can ship in the EU They can ship any feature they want, as long as they give users the option to choose alternative implementation of the feature.
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by xigoi 4mo ago
> Opening up all access to control the phone to some random app the consumer installed seems super dangerous. Do you never install software on your desktop computer?
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by xigoi 4mo ago
Hashing everything based on the byte representation breaks when you have a type where equality does not imply byte equality. Such as… floats (+0 and -0 are equal, but have different byte representation).
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by xigoi 4mo ago
Depends on whether they have one of the bosses that judge employees’ quality by the number of lines written.
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by xigoi 4mo ago
That seems to be only a Google thing and they haven’t mentioned which law they think is forcing them to do this, co just using different contact/calendar apps should do the trick.

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