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by zombot 3mo ago
Doesn't that mean that Apple and Google are getting all that data about every single affected user?
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by zombot 3mo ago
Only if you buy the fairy tale that the machines will be our nursemaids and that the powerful will forget their obsession with controlling and exploiting others.
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by zombot 3mo ago
> The question is whether we're willing to pay attention and act before the changes become too large, too rapid and too interconnected for us to manage. I think I can guess the answer to this. It's an easy extrapolation of the
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by zombot 3mo ago
He doesn't happen to have an American twin? Would be urgently needed.
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by zombot 3mo ago
An excellent analysis. So the Bun rewrite story is full of contradictions, irrationality, and bullshit. Not that that's really a surprise at this point.
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by zombot 3mo ago
> Scrapium is Scrapfly’s scraping browser That's what this article is about, their scraping browser fakes the math functions of other browsers depending on host OS, so they can disguise the fact that they're only here for the s
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by zombot 3mo ago
I suspect they were attempting to move it away from the open market into government contracts where they would have been able to charge more than what the open market would bear.
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by zombot 3mo ago
> Both OpenAI and Anthropic are trying to figure that out now. That's a little late now, they should have tried to figure that out at the beginning. But then, it wasn't their own money they were burning in the meantime.
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by zombot 3mo ago
Be warned that the headline is neither sarcastic nor even ironic. That's all you need to know about this post. Don't waste your time with it.
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by zombot 3mo ago
Are you for real?
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by zombot 3mo ago
> The contents of his character and thoughts are quite objectionable That's just your opinion though, not an objective fact. I happen to be of the opposite opinion.
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by zombot 3mo ago
> priority on purity and ideology over just growth of the language. If that's so, I find it OK. The maintainer(s) have the right, even the obligation, to make that choice. Growth alone is not a value, you have to be willing to pay t
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by zombot 4mo ago
Can earth's population fill that demand?
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by zombot 4mo ago
Is it possible to give negative stars to a GitHub repo? This one would be a prime candidate for that feature.
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by zombot 4mo ago
If unclogging the sewers is a way how the deluge of AI slop can create new work, then more power to you! It's one more element that makes it even harder to write satire that is more absurd than reality.
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by zombot 4mo ago
Those who would wouldn't have mountains of unmaintainable code generated for them.
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by zombot 4mo ago
Who knew that my decision to not own a car would turn out to be so prescient. That I can still be killed by a driver distracted by the anti-distraction feature is just the usual irony of existence.
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by zombot 4mo ago
One can always dream. One of the big villain companies getting hit with a fine that's actually substantial for a change would serve as a beacon of hope.
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by zombot 4mo ago
Careful, MS is vibe-coding crapware now too.
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by zombot 4mo ago
That's just sick. If I had to review 37k LoC per day, my brain would vaporize. But the point probably is that nobody ever looks at that code.
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by zombot 4mo ago
IOW, you're doing an insane amount of micromanagement with a most inexperienced beginner developer.
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by zombot 4mo ago
And the US isn't going to comply either. Just like it never recognized the International Criminal Court in The Hague. In that respect it's at least as bad as China.
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by zombot 4mo ago
> This is the private capture of public genius. In other words, the biggest heist in human history. They took all of our collective knowledge and print money by selling it back to us.
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by zombot 4mo ago
The best software is correct and safe software. Rating "fast" more important than that is what started all this "worse is better" mess in the first place. Just not enshittifying and not using Electron should be fast enou
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by zombot 4mo ago
Highly interesting. I hope this language reaches a production release some time.
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by zombot 4mo ago
So many parser combinators operate on bytes assuming ASCII input only. I'd be more interested in a parser combinator lib that has UTF-8 decoding already abstracted away, operating on `wchar_t`, or even polymorphic input stream element
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by zombot 4mo ago
The LHC is dead, long live the HiLumi LHC!
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by zombot 4mo ago
macOS Sonoma is so unstable (on x64 anyway), just leaving it running without doing anything will mess it up eventually, so restarts force themselves in a way. My Linux laptop at least has system updates as the reason for restarts.
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by zombot 4mo ago
So the panic generators ("You will be left behind!") are winning. Creating a sense of urgency that makes you switch off the higher rational functions is a key element in every successful scam.
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by zombot 4mo ago
> 'tinkering for fun and knowledge' was never meant to be profitable That's why it's "for fun and knowledge" and not "for profit".

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