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Drakexor
1mo ago
This seems disingenuous. I can ask a generative AI "explain this ternary operator to me" or "walk me through why this causes a race condition" I cannot ask the video game why my real guitar is out of tune, or diagnose wh
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1mo ago
The author seems to be screaming into the void here. The task of rebuilding infrastructure is mountainous compared to attempting new technological solutions. I do agree with his rant about clean and semantic HTML being nessecary for accessi
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3mo ago
I also did not understand the "fear of breaking something" bullet point. Why would that stop you from reviewing AI code?
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3mo ago
I enjoyed this post, echelon. It's trendy to be negative on social media such as HN and I greatly appreciate your optimism. Some of the items you mentioned are already happening to various degrees of success.
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3mo ago
That no one seems to care about the underlying cryptography (except the nerds still communicating via op_return). I hope it falls out of fashion completely and returns to its cipherpunk roots.
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3mo ago
Just a reminder that only the west hates AI. China has 87% of the populace viewing AI favorably. https://www.aljazeera.com/economy/2025/11/19/trust-in-ai-far...
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3mo ago
"Enshitification" comes for us all, HN comments included.
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4mo ago
I wish the article explained why a software issue would cause a physical recall. Can they not update themselves?
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5mo ago
Do you say this on every Grok/Tesla/SpaceX post or has something here prompted you differently?
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5mo ago
Beautiful, William Gibson would be proud.
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5mo ago
Are you a Magic: the Gathering fan? https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Tolaria (Might want to check that hasbro hasn't copyrighted that)
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5mo ago
Fixed, thank you
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5mo ago
Relevant section: "Today, 75% of all new code at Google is now AI-generated and approved by engineers, up from 50% last fall."
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Google says 75% of its new code is AI written
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