hnaccy

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by hnaccy 3y ago
> Altman's criticisms of criticisms about regulatory capture What is his criticism? If you agree with silent majority who seem to think it's not dangerous why agree with Altman who rants regulation.
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by hnaccy 4y ago
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tabhunter/ Makes it simple to select all tabs and copy paste as url or url + title It's also snappy for filtering and jumping to tabs especially when u
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by hnaccy 4y ago
Is there any way to disable VLU? It sounds like anytime I open an image in Preview it sends hashes to apple?
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by hnaccy 4y ago
It's not just myself but my family and descendants who will also be impoverished. If the holders of capital who are best positioned to reap nearly all the benefits of automation aren't willing work towards some more equitable resu
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by hnaccy 4y ago
Why do you assume you will have the resources to do these things? We're running headlong into a world where AI makes significant portion of human labor worthless.
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by hnaccy 4y ago
>Either humans are needed for a task or are not. Ideally we’re needed for as little as possible, freeing us up to do what we want rather than what has to be done. If you're not valuable to the economic system you won't be treat
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by hnaccy 4y ago
>I think they were just… extremely incompetent. SBF is the son of two Stanford law professors, graduated from MIT, and worked four years at Jane Street. It seems like the limit of credulity to think he was an unwitting dufus that just ac
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by hnaccy 4y ago
they're talking about now not before FTX collapsed nobody is giving him money these days
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by hnaccy 4y ago
bulk of the top replies on post this week seem to be pro-copilot: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33457488 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33457933 https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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by hnaccy 4y ago
Why are programmers so suicidal? A giant corporation openly steals code from millions of devs and uses to try and automate us and programmers cheer it on. A billionaire with known poor labor practices buys Twitter and twitter devs make no a
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by hnaccy 4y ago
there's multiple examples of it outputting non-trivial code that is identical up to and including comment strings If microsoft wants a code AI they're free to create their own training data set instead laundering copyright violati
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by hnaccy 4y ago
what political ideology got in the way
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by hnaccy 4y ago
>f you go by the rough count of their currently verified accounts, only ~0.16% of monthly active users are producing content of any real value. Maybe I'm an outlier but of my hundreds of follows ~1% have checkmark. The bulk of my fo
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by hnaccy 4y ago
>Apart from youtube comments, I don't think there's anything the scale of twitter for short messages at the moment. discord, telegram?
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by hnaccy 4y ago
Ditch windows. I recommend only mac or chrome book for older people.
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by hnaccy 4y ago
can they not block Indian IPs from cloudflare dashboard
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by hnaccy 4y ago
seems like it's become trendy to talk about how "underrated" sqlite in same vein as all those articles comparing time to process data on single laptop vs hadoop cluster or whatever
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by hnaccy 4y ago
>Reading is merely a surrogate for thinking for yourself; it means letting someone else direct your thoughts. Many books, moreover, serve merely to show how many ways there are of being wrong, and how far astray you yourself would go if
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by hnaccy 5y ago
The claimed kill rate for Javalin in practice is over 90%. NLAWs are even cheaper and easier to use but don't know their estimated kill rate.
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by hnaccy 5y ago
>and macOS is just plain inferior to other OSes in that regard. this just seems like a matter of taste
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by hnaccy 5y ago
>US interventionist foreign policy, despite its terrible track record, has really put European security and US interests at risk Isn't it the opposite? It may be too early to tell but NATO is reinvigorated, Europe is once again turn
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by hnaccy 5y ago
Did you have a helmet?
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by hnaccy 5y ago
>Blackrock made it's rationale public and explicit Where? I'd like to show it to people.
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by hnaccy 5y ago
Get the EU to adopt firefox or a firefox fork as official project to counter balance Chrome/Blink.
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by hnaccy 5y ago
Where does he resolve the paradox? He says you should claim the right to suppress the intolerant and that preaching intolerance is outside the law.
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by hnaccy 5y ago
>The politics around allowing immigration are complex and controversial though. And forcing every woman to have two children isn't?
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by hnaccy 5y ago
>The trains are clearly being robbed out of desperation by the poorest citizens. Wut? This isn't clear at all. Lots of theft like this or mass retail theft are done by semi-organized crime rings.
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by hnaccy 5y ago
>I wonder if it will end up like that eventually. Women will be the ones to pursue the encounter because males will be too afraid of crossing a line No there will always be men willing to tread the line; some will fail and other will suc
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by hnaccy 5y ago
A significant portion of our waking life is spent doing things to obtain property. When thieves steal it they are stealing spent life and possibly livelihood. I don't find it surprising that thieves face more gruesome punishments like
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by hnaccy 5y ago
>It doesn't matter that you're probably right. I guess reality does have a well known liberal bias :)

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