tylerchilds

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by tylerchilds 6d ago
How the open source turn tables have open source turned
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by tylerchilds 11d ago
Noted: hacker news is not interested in the future, rip.
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by tylerchilds 11d ago
If this is interesting, message me about my “elves” They are the cognitive construct I fortified in my mind and in my code before the models began producing their own training materials. My approach is based on two decades of coding without
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by tylerchilds 13d ago
I’m describing why Halo worked :) You’re 100% right that it’s halo, but it wasn’t “No couch co-op halo” Bros wanted to help augment the surveillance state with the Kinect on Xbox one originally by having it be a required feature AND for the
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by tylerchilds 13d ago
This is a bit hilarious. Bear with me because it’s getting out of hand. Micro Soft Microcomputer software Broke into the mainstream by being able to hot swap a game. That grew into the only American driven hardware gaming company: Xbox The
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by tylerchilds 16d ago
It’s orating. Yes write, but then orate. Look at all of our AI feeds. They want to be us so bad.
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by tylerchilds 1mo ago
When MySpace came out browsers were only able to upload images and not manipulate them with filters like today. Now cameras on devices like the iPhone will auto “enhance” at the system camera layer
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by tylerchilds 2mo ago
It’s almost if Microsoft had advocated for citizen infrastructure for artificial intelligence, they could have avoided price gouging at the hardware supply chain layer with their younger, more nimble competition, instead they accidentally c
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by tylerchilds 3mo ago
I target IE6 and it just works everywhere
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by tylerchilds 3mo ago
> devgooning Excellent choice of phrase. Succinct and to the point.
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by tylerchilds 3mo ago
It’s a point made in bad faith, easily refuted with: “great, let a human read the books” we quickly learn what “inequality” means, since the computer has more access rights than people
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by tylerchilds 4mo ago
In an attention economy, companies becoming religions is a logical outcome.
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by tylerchilds 4mo ago
This take is doubleplus good
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by tylerchilds 4mo ago
I do like the idea of escape the room games becoming the cybersecurity employable competition meta
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by tylerchilds 4mo ago
I get signal notifications. Anyone I want to talk to uses signal.
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by tylerchilds 4mo ago
Also I daily drive graphene and that has no Google play services
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by tylerchilds 4mo ago
Palantir is forward deployed engineers doing whatever their customers need. Everything else is just marketing and right sizing. For most things yeah, data bricks and no code sounds right. Most of their work is over the counter benign, but t
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by tylerchilds 4mo ago
Palantir is best viewed as a React dev shop. They have a bunch of dumb react components that can become the gui for live targeting systems, but that all happens post contract and in the liability of their customers, the organizations willin
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by tylerchilds 4mo ago
A shame cause you need to spend a lot of intellect on this site to even be able to down arrow at all and you spend it on… checks notes…. Do u rly want me to say ur perspective or I’d love for you to state your own opinions out loud plz
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by tylerchilds 4mo ago
The one above was downvoted once, but the one above went up twice, still nobody wants to talk, just push down arrows.
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by tylerchilds 4mo ago
Look just because you have their stocks in your portfolio doesn’t negate that their business is primarily in managing the narrative around who lives and dies.
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by tylerchilds 4mo ago
Keeping score on this one Currently at 1 point but that’s because at least two people upvoted it and two people downvoted it If I’m wrong, call me out. Am I wrong??????????
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by tylerchilds 4mo ago
But Palantir isn’t an AI company. They’re a guilt-free hands-washing service. You pay them money, and they absolve you of your sins. That’s what Peter Thiel is on about. That’s the technological progress he’s charioting us into his politica
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by tylerchilds 4mo ago
Also tacking on that ssh is a social network. That’s the crucial social layer that powers all of the everything else on the decentralized internet. Take git as a social platform. SSH is the social protocol. GitHub centralized most of the gi
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by tylerchilds 4mo ago
Yeah, I hear you. Yeah, them as a single instance is centralized, but if you actually go (show up at 300 Funston on a Friday at 1pm) you can hear about the research into how to replicate and become the resiliency in the network to make it d
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by tylerchilds 4mo ago
It has been cracked. The internet itself is the thing we want. We’re just constantly in denial that the internet actually does the thing we want it to do. The internet archive is an excellent demonstration of how to do it. It’s primarily ge
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by tylerchilds 4mo ago
From talking to people from Meta, they don’t believe in E2EE because “it’s decrypted on the other end” which they take as “becomes insecure in exactly the way we’ve designed the sausage factory” They’re a bit of a self fulfilling prophecy f
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by tylerchilds 4mo ago
It’s not about your data. It’s about the sum of all expression being able to be reflected back to you in such a way that Dawkins believes he’s met intelligent life. Facebook and Google just slurped up their data centers, while Apple was enc
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by tylerchilds 4mo ago
Put simply: I’ve talked to Apple engineers. Siri fell behind due to how good Apple’s privacy is. Everyone made fun of them for protecting them. This is exactly the opposite of that, where Mark is throwing you and your children under the bus
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by tylerchilds 5mo ago
Rug pull Ladder pull It’s just that “Move fast, break things, regulate impossible to repair.”

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