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Dfol
1mo ago
So YES if you're using Cowork or Chat
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Dfol
1mo ago
So the people using the Claude consumer chat products pay for them via usage... That's not any better. It's actually worse.
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Dfol
1mo ago
Fable was great. For some reason it has been terrible for the past week. wtf is going on?
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Dfol
1mo ago
Of course they do. They've already mined the web, books, media. The brain is the last frontier and the most lucrative.
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Ask HN: Why can't we use both doors?
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Big Tech's Ten Most Interesting Patents This Week (8/9/2026)
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New Sony Patent Detects When You're Alone, Then Serves You Content
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An AI TikTok Shop Slop Factory That Shills Supplements the FDA Recalled
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2mo ago
I'm shocked... You cannot easily regulate a generation that understands technology better than the regulators do.
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Dfol
2mo ago
In what way did OpenAI lose it's "AI Crown"? I use both and like both.
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Dfol
2mo ago
It won't work. Most of the media you see in the near future (if not already) is going to be at least AI assisted. They're going to be overloaded by reports of AI generation not labeled as AI. I'm also curious, what about AI a
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Dfol
2mo ago
Not surprising. They haven't mentioned it for months. I assume they want users to use the in-app browser instead.
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2mo ago
Wow, how convenient that the "community" ranked your own site the "best service"...
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Dfol
2mo ago
Both.
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Dfol
2mo ago
It's working great for me. I generally prefer OpenAI. I usually start projects with Codex; I love the plan we created. Then, after about 2 hours of working, back and forth, etc.I realize it's drifting HARD, or getting stuck on rel
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Dfol
2mo ago
It takes a while to recover. You'll probably need to wait until the next core algorithm update. They usually do 4/year. They just did one last month.
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2mo ago
There was a study done a week or 2 ago. Grok was surprisingly THE most neutral. Like close to 50/50 neutral.
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This week's 13 most interesting new big tech patents
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Google Ads in AI Loading Screen Metas new patent listens to you all day to tailor your feed Samsung patents A robot vacuum that picks up your socks instead of eating them Nvidias noise-cancelling GPU And 9 more
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Dfol
3mo ago
Agreed, plus they're weirdly political/politically biased in how a lot of topics are covered.
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3mo ago
Yep, good point.
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3mo ago
Same, I understand the editors/admins can't be experts on every topic but just because THEY don't think something is notable doesn't mean most people don't either.
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Big Tech's 13 Most Interesting Patents This Week
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3mo ago
You didn't read the article... It's tracking OTHER nearby devices such as Bluetooth devices, wifi devices etc. It's not just reporting the phone data, it's reporting any other devices near your phone. Though, I agree the
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Google Patent Reveals Satellite Messages May Carry Device Tracking Data
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Dfol
6y ago
It just so happens that in your scenario the college makes more money by 'taking responsibility'.
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Dfol
6y ago
That's even more ridiculous. The people in your scenario that are most at risk are roaming the same area freely, so the solution is to ban the least at risk people? The same people who are the least likely to follow the prohibition? If
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Dfol
6y ago
Or, the exact opposite. College campuses aren't exactly known for dense populations of people the most at risk (people over 70.) College campuses are the best possible location for herd immunity to take place.
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6y ago
What's the point though? There were 2 options. Pay the equivalent of $10 USD or dig graves. AKA make poor people dig graves. Plus, the article says it was only 8 people which won't have any actual impact. I can't imagine any
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6y ago
I disagree. 18-22 year old's in college are self-contained for the most part. They're around people their own age, not known for intermingling with senior citizens etc.
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