hatwd

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Ask HN: AI use in the context of (hypothetical) professional licensing?
1 points by hatwd 8mo ago|0 comments
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LLMs will never be alive or intelligent(hatwd.com)
13 points by hatwd 9mo ago|5 comments
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by hatwd 2y ago
This would only be acceptable if the ebooks cost 5 to 10% of what the physical book costs.
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by hatwd 2y ago
Interesting language - its syntax looks like a mix of Rust and Go, with a few of its own idiosyncrasies to distinguish it from those languages. > Carbon is a concentrated experimental effort to develop tooling that will facilitate automa
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by hatwd 2y ago
I totally get the spy agencies' "moral flexibility" requirements, as I've heard it put. From what I understand, the spy agencies have ways of obtaining your private information that don't necessarily involve blanket
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by hatwd 2y ago
Is it any different with Android phones? From what I've read it doesn't seem so. My comment applies just as much to the people working at Apple and Google as to the folks in the UK government.
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by hatwd 2y ago
It's baffling to me that any sane, healthy person would advocate for invasion of not just one person's privacy (in the case of known or highly suspected criminal activity), but a whole country's people's privacy. (In thi
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by hatwd 2y ago
On sites that serve user-generated content, how would one technically detect if one's ads are being served alongside CSAM? Wouldn't the ad source need to be able to fully read the contents of the page itself? Are there good techni
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by hatwd 2y ago
Thanks for the recommendation! What was the coldest temperature it was able to withstand?
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Ask HN: Best indoor/outdoor temperature/humidity sensor?
2 points by hatwd 2y ago|3 comments