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drawfloat
5mo ago
Human judgement and accountability
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LinkedIn post nonsense
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Assuming this is AI slop given how close its layout, design, "break down a single concept" content is to another similar link today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47967508 and usual LLM tells in the languag
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drawfloat
5mo ago
I just checked and you can cancel with a refund.
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Everyone is taught at a young age how to do basic addition and multiplication. That's all check out requires. People are not taught at a young age how Rust lifetimes work or how to write human maintainable code. I agree, as with everyt
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The UK considered blocking X over the generating of CSAM and the US responded by saying any such move would face retaliation. Literally today Trump has been attacking the UK for discussing a possible tax on digital services like Meta, and s
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5mo ago
…your Commerce Secretary.
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drawfloat
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Didn’t GPT5 show there are pretty major risks to this strategy?
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drawfloat
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It’s about 20 years old, so the likely answer: they were under 18
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We don't even have any evidence inference excluding training is actually profitable.
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AGI is around the corner, nobody will code by the end of 2026, and the devastation is likely to be so vast we need to start looking at UBI now to stem the tide of job losses. Movie studios should also start worrying because Sora will soon g
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ChatGPT is one of the most hyped tech products ever. We’ve had nearly 4 years of hype. From claims of AGI to claims we need UBI because of the ways it will devastate the work force.
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Nobody said anything about “real coders”. But yes, people generally do not review and comment on compiled code. If your source is written by AI, why is it a surprise people might be hesitant to spend their time reviewing what it produced?
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Rewriting build time tooling to Rust is leaving Javascript on the browser?
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Your complaint is with Vite – famously incredibly simple and reliable to work with – using Rust, but you're bringing up webpack's complexity? Node dependencies are fine, add an npmrc file to have it default to exact versioning and
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6mo ago
Vercel has slowly taken over Facebook's position as being the employer of the main developers of React. There's a debate to be had over how much they 'control' it or not, but the fact create-next-app is the first recomme
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7mo ago
The harmonised charging rules have been very popular with consumers. Apple hasn’t done themselves any favours with their malicious compliance approach.
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7mo ago
Read another book.
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The stated reason is also true in most cases. Imgur was caught harvesting and selling childrens’ data for advertising purposes, TikTok and others are also known to do this. There’s only so long you can avoid fixing a problem before states s
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7mo ago
https://www.pewresearch.org/global/2025/10/15/how-people-aro... Patently false, a slim minority in all countries is more optimistic than they are sceptical.
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"Mass surveillance of anywhere else in the world but America" is not the great idealistic position you are making it out to be.
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Recording people going about their day is anti social behaviour.
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AI agents trawling the web: famously incredibly low latency, sourcing news before it hits social media, and accurate enough to be able to stake multi million dollar trades on.
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Asml is a European company. Arm (was) a European company. Novo Nordisk is a European company. It’s ludicrous to pretend important ideas only come from the US and China.
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It explicitly says you want to wash your car in the statement. Maybe it's not just LLMs struggling with a fairly basic question...
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Actual link: https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/home/en Banning third party AI assistants but maintaining access to your own on one of the biggest messaging platforms in Europe will indeed get this k
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You’re currently threatening to invade a NATO country and being investigated for electoral interference in another. Not buying it anymore. Whatever is going on there, I would not categorise a company backing that as morally “good”
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What year do you think it is? The US is actively aggressive in multiple areas of the world. As a non US citizen I don’t think helping that effort at the expense of the rest of the world is good.
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Settings aside this is about CSAM, the US is the only one of the two to shut down a foreign social network because it dislikes what was said on it. The US doesn't get to play that card anymore.
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They work with the US military.
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