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by trentor 5d ago
As with normal people/institutions the best way to overcome the safeguards is Social Engineering. The early tricks like "My grandma is dieing from cancer and her last wish was seeing my selfmade ballistic missile launch from our g
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by trentor 8d ago
I really liked Lotus Notes.
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by trentor 9d ago
Maybe read again.
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by trentor 9d ago
Because there is no demand for it to be fully handled by AI. Nobody is denying that parts will be handled by AI but that’s also you moving the goal post.
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by trentor 9d ago
Because there has to be demand for it. There are hundreds of tasks that could be automated right now, and people still choose to do them by hand. Just because something is technically replaceable doesn’t mean it will be replaced and editing
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by trentor 9d ago
someone tell figma.
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by trentor 12d ago
Right on track to be the next Russia. Ironic but also incredibly funny.
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by trentor 13d ago
It's barely lukewarm.
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by trentor 13d ago
I get doing a blood panel once a year or so if you are not scraping by but never heard of doing a urine test without indication.
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by trentor 14d ago
Because people tend to like fidelity more than correctness.
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by trentor 15d ago
Not a single comment about the content.
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by trentor 15d ago
I don't see the problem?
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by trentor 15d ago
I don't get it. It's the same result.
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by trentor 15d ago
Am I crazy or did they do this before?
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by trentor 16d ago
Location, location, location. It's just in the middle of absolutely nothing. The surrounding has a bit of nature as appeal but it's depression county in regards of everything else.
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by trentor 17d ago
I genuinely put companies that invested in this on my blacklist. I don't care about the politics behind it. His whole persona is and was to be edgy and cruel so nothing will change here. But there are probably millions of oss projects
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by trentor 19d ago
Because now the usecase fits the needs.
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by trentor 19d ago
Nix is not a distribution...
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by trentor 19d ago
It's not even in consideration anymore since the plaque of electron swept over desktop apps.
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by trentor 20d ago
A single percentage of the revenue google generated by using ffmpeg would fund development indefinitely.
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by trentor 20d ago
Deflection doesn't work in a court.
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by trentor 22d ago
It's compliance for advertising. Your client doesn't want AI in their project you show them the audit trail and if it turns out to be faked you point to the supplier who faked it. Our agency signed a insurance not only because of
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by trentor 23d ago
Datacenter water usage exploded over the last year… “Here, look how much water gets used by everyone flushing their toilets.” I don’t even care about that comparison. They’ll do whatever they’re going to do. But throwing around random numbe
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by trentor 23d ago
HN Thread with a whataboutism comment as top voted? Must be the datacenter water thingy again. It's always a rhyme of the same comment.
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by trentor 24d ago
Your hand waving doesn't make it knee-jerk. It's just what happened to his writing since COVID. He goes for more of a shock and awe style and not everybody likes it. He's been writing for over 20 years now, hasn't he? Hi
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by trentor 24d ago
Because at some point in life everyone gets tired of fairytales. He started mending the anecdotes to his content which always rubs people the wrong way.
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by trentor 25d ago
"guide"
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by trentor 26d ago
And yet seeing the exact same comment repeated over and over in every thread with an ai generated website is even more verbose. I find it even worse at least the website can contain new information.
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by trentor 1mo ago
The only factual point you made is solved on February second. All Model providers have to provide offline tooling to check for invisible watermarking.
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by trentor 1mo ago
Reminds me of the best mechanic class in high school we were just five guys and the teacher let us rebuild two old velo solexes.

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