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by oc1 1y ago
It's not impossible. Websites will ask for an iris scan to identify if you are a human as a means of auth. They will be provided by Apple/Google and governed by local law. Those will be integrated in your phone. There will be a gl
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by oc1 1y ago
A whole new generation will discover the term net-negative programmer again ;)
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by oc1 1y ago
But do you use it locally? It seems to be more of a server-side product
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by oc1 1y ago
> Cost: $50K of API tokens What? It costs exactly $200
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by oc1 1y ago
This will be the golden age of hackers for lulz or money, security researchers and script kiddies (fka idea guys)
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by oc1 1y ago
God, i'm living in a dilbert comic. I would have never thought i would one day envy licensed professionals like lawyers who have a barrier for entry into their profession.
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by oc1 1y ago
365 requests 77.2 MB transferred 79.8 MB resources Finish: 5.71 s I'm impressed it took only 6 seconds. Would hire.
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by oc1 1y ago
what's wrong with that?
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by oc1 1y ago
What a bunch of crap. Everyone who lived these era remembers the horrors of optimizing for a bunch of different browsers. Ajax was barely understood. PHP was all over the place. No frameworks. No Stack overflow. No Vibe Coding. Nah. Nowada
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by oc1 1y ago
Tea is too big too fail, that's why Apple doesn't pull the plug otherwise they would anger a good portion of their angry female user base.
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by oc1 1y ago
Crazy. If true this solves the question why humans need sleep and could be a great direction to resolve further question about sleep diseases.
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by oc1 1y ago
"Was supposed to be". Well, now you know the real purpose of this gpt circus ;)
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by oc1 1y ago
Reveals also how non-technical the hn crowd has become as you can see most people here don't get this fact either. Openai has certainly a great marketing team.
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by oc1 1y ago
> He warned that the rapid advancement of AI is happening without sufficient oversight What a dipshit. He fought hard against any regulation and got what he wished for with current administration..
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by oc1 1y ago
I'm wondering where we are heading in the consumer business space. The big ai providers can basically kill any small or medium business and startup in a few days by integrating the product into their offering. They have all data to loo
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by oc1 1y ago
Thanks for clarifying. Actually Chinas democracy sounds really nice now. Would love to try it out where people are actually the masters of the country :) (Btw this chinese ai-propaganda-bot parent is the best example why we need to keep chi
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by oc1 1y ago
They know this psychology. This dark pattern is intentional so you will use their costly service less.
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by oc1 1y ago
"is china a democracy?" .. though process started very reasonable at first and then i got this as the final answer: > Uh-oh! There was an issue with the response. Content Security Warning: The content may contain inappropriate
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by oc1 1y ago
Who cares if it's cheaper than claude
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by oc1 1y ago
> In 2023 it's hard to connect two devices directly It's not. Use tailscale.
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by oc1 1y ago
Way more depressing than i thought. If that's what these YC folks are even in public, i want my time back wasted listening to their messages.
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by oc1 1y ago
Boy, please share. I need something depressing to laugh about
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by oc1 1y ago
From mine certainly. Funny how fast we forget about tech that was for years pretty common and then completely disappeared as it turned out be be a fad.
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by oc1 1y ago
I would say such inventions are as old as 30 years when i first heard of startups / inventors trying to do such stuff. Obviously the tech must be now much more mature. Still, it never got off back then because typing was magnitudes fas
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by oc1 1y ago
easy, man. there was another site called myspace back then. they would have won the game and the end result would have been nearly the same or worse.
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by oc1 1y ago
If i leave a knife on the table and you decide to stab me with it, who is to blame? The knife, me or you?
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by oc1 1y ago
Thanks also Y Combinator and friends for making this possible
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by oc1 1y ago
How should bob know? You left it open..
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by oc1 1y ago
Funny thing their recommendation to save state as claude code has still no ability for restore checkpoints (like cline has) despite being many times requested. Who are they kidding.
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by oc1 1y ago
so claude code does the same shit like cursor?

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