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by zx8080 5mo ago
> "All software has bugs" is the most meaningless statement ever. It's not! It's the foundation of all dev AI products marketing.
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by zx8080 5mo ago
> Adidas (german company, german person) Brands fit for the country of the store. For example, you won't find anything for a tall but not wide person in Singapore, except a few special stores, that won't be Adidas for sure. Unl
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by zx8080 5mo ago
It's the narrative "For your own security in the internet (and children's safety), show us your ID now, please". Tired of this trend.
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by zx8080 5mo ago
> They've essentially gotten roped into maintaining a huge chunk of internet infrastructure, for free. Don't bullshit to us here, please. Google scan billions people's emails (including very sensitive ones like medical rec
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by zx8080 5mo ago
Crazy US money printer allows this, so why not.
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by zx8080 5mo ago
I mean it's THE biggest one.
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by zx8080 5mo ago
> Requiring authorized silicon (and software) isn't even the biggest problem here. It is indeed the biggest issue. It prevents be from owning and using the hardware I pay for, own, or make myself. It's switching the personal co
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by zx8080 5mo ago
> You're not necessarily being surveiled just because you're forced to authenticate yourself. Oh hell you do! Google profit comes from ADS! It's for their profit to surveil and track and deanonymize TO SELL ADS.
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by zx8080 5mo ago
The biggest problem is banking system. "Don't want - no bank for you". That's the problem.
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by zx8080 5mo ago
Nice that there's bank to move to. We need regulations against such lock ups.
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by zx8080 5mo ago
+1 Say it out loud, don't be shy!
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by zx8080 5mo ago
There's no any ai winter on the horizon. Yet.
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by zx8080 5mo ago
Sorry, I don't trust a compiler project that's done in 3 weeks (I've checked the repo commits history). Downvote this if you want.
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by zx8080 5mo ago
> they can create a lot of things without knowledge. This is not gonna end well. Who said "managers"
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by zx8080 5mo ago
Like the Moon or Mars? The power is not something for the people for free.
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by zx8080 6mo ago
Yes, and becoming harder to use with UEFI removed S3 sleep (which MS pushed). I also expect banks and govts to force the requirement to have trusted platform (secureboot with some OS level stuff like in Android) to be able to log in from de
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by zx8080 6mo ago
> If they cannot find it in about thirty seconds, they leave. Sorry but in many startup cases it's by design . See: got a KPI increase (email is collected), but as the user left there's no AWS resource usage! Profit!
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by zx8080 6mo ago
Same-size cursor keys (with the whole line and without any distinction) is such an ill-design decision. Nice to show in the presentation slide deck, but hard to actually use blindly.
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by zx8080 6mo ago
It's possible to say we don't have personal colputers anymore, they are MS/Apple/Google's device now, as they decide what it is allowed to run and what isn't.
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by zx8080 6mo ago
Considering the strong opinion on this topic, OP is probably young enough to not remember (or know) the 80s and 90s with too few free options for personal computing and most of the software is proprietary and non-free (exactly as the OP sta
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by zx8080 6mo ago
Hey author, thank you for blocking text selection on your site! Do you mind describing why?
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by zx8080 6mo ago
Can someone explain why are we reading this instead of "Meta was fined for copyright infrigement" news?
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by zx8080 6mo ago
I believe "AI safety" is a form of pulling up the ladder, or regulatory market capture.
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by zx8080 6mo ago
> properly handling Why, they can sell user data to other brokers. Experts indeed! But not in insurance or finance, of course.
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by zx8080 6mo ago
AI will just generate an explanation in 1000 pages. Or 10000. Generation is cheap anyway. You like reading generated stuff? Good luck with this imitation of regulation.
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by zx8080 6mo ago
AI has no head, so it won't work this time!
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by zx8080 6mo ago
Later can never come.
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by zx8080 6mo ago
It's probably because the author can shit on others (let me guess, a senior principal something engineer).
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by zx8080 6mo ago
The only important question is: does Chrome store passwords in the same way as Edge?
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by zx8080 6mo ago
For someone not familiar with the US legal system, something is not clear here: if that's Meta/Facebook tracking via pixel, than why it's not possible to sue them for it? Or if that tracking is considered legal in this partic

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