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by shprd 7mo ago
> an engineer at Spotify on their morning commute from Slack on their cell phone can tell Claude to fix a bug or add a new feature to the iOS app [...] so that he can then merge it to production, all before they even arrive at the office
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by shprd 2y ago
That's intentional. They take the data and deal with the consequences later because there's none so far. I hope data poisoning see more traction as a possible countermeasure.
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by shprd 2y ago
Yes, I made my comment more clear.
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by shprd 2y ago
What changed from last year? The deal that failed? The article says: > The price tag is much higher than the roughly $23 billion Google had offered for Wiz last year before antitrust worries forced the startup to shelve the deal. > Wa
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by shprd 2y ago
> false. Hannibal directive has nothing to do with hostages Weird, The IDF says it's indeed about kidnapped hostages: [1] > the General Staff Directive for Contending with Kidnapping Attempts (also known as the "Hannibal&quo
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by shprd 2y ago
> read news, lol I did. There was no reports on anything like that in the past few days. That's why I'm asking, what's there to LOL about? Or was the comment a joke that they can't fire or something? I'm confused
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by shprd 2y ago
Migrating to Palestine and living in that land is not an issue in itself. I wish them prosperity much like everyone else. The problem is the crimes that were committed by the Zionist militias such as Irgun who were viewed as terrorists orgs
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by shprd 2y ago
> The fact that some of the founders of Israel were the descendants of those who fled their native lands Only some founders were foreigners? Do you want the full list? Literally none, 0%, were "native", born in the region or an
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by shprd 2y ago
> And Gaza are still currently launching missiles at Israel. Sources please?
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by shprd 2y ago
> some land was made available to the Native Americans to build their own sovereign nation, you would be against that ? You know that would have been great. But who are the native Americans in your example? Majority of Zionists that esta
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by shprd 2y ago
> The land claims of the territory both come from the Torah, in the end. Its just that the Jews and Muslims disagree on who God was referring to. What? Palestinians don't claim the land based on a promise by God. They claim it becau
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by shprd 2y ago
> my concern is more that she'll be implicitly competing with classmates that are using tools like this, whether we allow her to use them or not. What makes this different from competing with classmates that cheat in general? You al
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by shprd 2y ago
You got the wrong idea. What I care about is open source and fight back against those encouraging to take without contributing. Yes you don't have to give back, the same way you don't have to be nice, but promoting that you intent
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by shprd 2y ago
> And what makes Automattic's contributions any different? Well, unlike WPEngine, Automattic and Matt make significant contribution beyond their ecosystem, here are some: - Let's encrypt: https://letsencrypt.org&#x2F
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by shprd 2y ago
I answered what I can but here let me put your mind at rest: > Should matt have such a veto power over what the community wants? Put another way, the community has tolerated matt's behavior, but he keeps digging more and more – how
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by shprd 2y ago
Look here and see how everyone contribute: https://wordpress.org/five-for-the-future/pledges/?order=hou... >shake down WPEngine for money into his own pocket It's not going to Matt pocket, Matt pays that m
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by shprd 2y ago
> saw a successful corporation using wordpress, just like his own That's hilarious because Matt and Automattic actually invested in WP Engine, supported them in many ways ever since their inception and helped them be more successful
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by shprd 2y ago
Where do you get the idea that "he didn't like their success" when he helped them ever since their inception? Can you mention any specific events before the recent debacle that show Matt have been anything but supportive of t
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by shprd 2y ago
The paid version of AFC is not affected, so I'm not sure what are you talking about? What money? who did you pay? for what?
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by shprd 2y ago
As user how were you affected? Are there any features you can no longer access?
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by shprd 2y ago
> if they produce something of value to its ends users? No, that's would be their value proposition or what every company on earth have been doing since inception, filling a gap in the market. You seem to be claiming that their mer
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by shprd 2y ago
> make a feature addition to ie Kubernetes, or the Linux kernel In your example, you're contributing to other people projects so yes it would be contribution right of the bat. That's completely different than the case with ACF.
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by shprd 2y ago
> Suggesting they're not contributing is disingenuous. Where did I say they don't contribute? I said they don't contribute beyond their mouth > You don't see the non-premium version of ACF as contributing? It'
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by shprd 2y ago
> bank starts fiddling with the numbers in your account If a bank messes with your money, you ask for your money when that happens. Not defame the bank based that they updated their database, business as usual, but you liked the old one.
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by shprd 2y ago
> misleading or malicious dashboard warnings Who did that? WP Engine was the one making these before the change
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by shprd 2y ago
They didn't gain access anywhere, it's their platform.
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by shprd 2y ago
It's like claiming going to the bank is stage one in a robbery. So if you go to the bank you're a thief. WordPress have the rights, just like the responsibility and possible liability of everything distrubted on their platform.
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by shprd 2y ago
> supply chain attack. Where's the "attack" part? I thought that was a crucial part in the definition
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by shprd 2y ago
> I hold them to very different standards It's foolish to support a private equity against the guy because you hold him to a higher standards. It doesn't even make sense. But this discussion is unlikely to lead anywhere.
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by shprd 2y ago
> The "Five for the Future" contributions are specifically about contributing to WordPress Core, which is owned and controlled by Matt Mullenweg And? It is the backbone that powers their entire business. You're acting like

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