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2mo ago
Probably should have put a `>` before the first paragraph, because it reads like an 8/8 bait and most people won't continue to the next one. Regarding the misleading podcast claims, at least all the podcast and youtube ads made
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2mo ago
Apollo was the best iOS app there was.
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2mo ago
All of those issues are obviously solved by a password manager. A lot of people use a password manager. Passkeys are a pretty bad solution as well, because they are supposed to be per-device. What if you use multiple devices (like almost ev
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2mo ago
> no password, ever. we email a code that works once and expires in ten minutes. Why? What's so horrible about passwords? They work so well with password managers. I hate this forced email sign-in bullshit that's spreading like
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2mo ago
I don't believe it's against the rules, but rather part of the community is often self moderating to keep politics adjacent topics off the front page.
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2mo ago
I think people have flagged it simply because the topic attracts the kind of discussion hn usually tries to avoid. Guidelines: > Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle. (To be clear, I'm not saying I t
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2mo ago
The article doesn't mention Hey or the cancellation anywhere after the PG paragraph.
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2mo ago
The author is complaining about people defecating in public spaces, not about graffiti.
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3mo ago
This is obviously not true to all of us here…
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3mo ago
She was one of my favourite respondents in the old Numberphile videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rudzYPHuewc
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3mo ago
No, it follows because the AI labs can at best argue that some copyright over the model output was broken. They can hardly successfully sue a rival for breaking ToS.
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3mo ago
Would like to see how this looked handwritten.
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3mo ago
Beautiful, goes straight into my Text replacements. Shame that I wasn't able to make Apple Shortcuts simulate typing this on ⌥^⇧-
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3mo ago
I'm used to often using both — and … when I write something (even short informal messages). One advantage of my ESL english is that the text I produce doesn't look that much AI generated anyway…
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3mo ago
So what? If training on copyrighted data without authors consent is ok then distilling is ok as well.
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3mo ago
Obviously, how else would you do it rather than the standard left-margin notation for the host country :)
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3mo ago
The draft doesn't read as a Wikipedia article – e.g. addressing the reader as 'you'. I don't think WP is the right place for this. It is supposed to be a tertiary source, not a place to promote concepts you want to see e
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3mo ago
And even so, when something is truly vibecoded it doesn't mean the vibecoder has not put a lot of love and attention into building the product.
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3mo ago
GPT 5.6 is included in the €23 Plus plan. Not sure how much use one can get out of it, but Fable 5 burned through the tokens on Claude Pro quite fast too during the promotion.
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3mo ago
And if I had to choose, I would say that the Claude logo is probably the most distinct / imaginative out of the ones listed.
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3mo ago
Apple would never claim to be second.
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3mo ago
How does one get a lobsters invite?
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3mo ago
Sure, not using a naming scheme and not hiring the artist would have unlocked the potential to make their software soooo much more robust…
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3mo ago
You are not Woz, right?
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3mo ago
This comment leaves me even more confused.
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3mo ago
> It can be tricky for humans to interpret the meaning when Generative AI uses first-person pronouns (e.g. "I", "me", "my", "myself") Could you please provide an example of what you mean?
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3mo ago
You fire off a new beacon.
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3mo ago
Also namecheap sounds shit, but afaik they have good reputation.
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3mo ago
That is not the full list, plenty of votes are missing. This one is more complete: https://howtheyvote.eu/votes/195338
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3mo ago
The unprompted recommendation is condescending and carries a holier than you attitude.
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