wseqyrku

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by wseqyrku 8d ago
Yeah, I wonder why they taught us arithmetic when calculators invented, we would have been totally fine being vegetables
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by wseqyrku 8d ago
I'm convinced AI labs are absolutely hallucinating with their random names. It doesn't even mean anything anymore. Can we go back to numbers?
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Open-Source Intelligence(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by wseqyrku 9d ago|0 comments
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by wseqyrku 9d ago
I usually use this technology called Shift+Delete
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by wseqyrku 9d ago
Come on HN is not social media, it doesn't even show cat memes
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by wseqyrku 9d ago
Turns out t-breaks works for social media too if you admit it's an addiction that it is. When you are in it day in and day out you don't realize how much time it's costing you without the benefits that you signed up for at th
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by wseqyrku 10d ago
I see you get your news from the internet.
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by wseqyrku 10d ago
> Both issues (power concentration and misaligned AI) are very valid concerns Sure, those who want you to believe this are the ones making money off of it right now in the face of the issues that exist today, so let's worry about te
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by wseqyrku 10d ago
This terminator BS is a distraction from the actual malice that AI enables. Misinformation, fake news and human sounding bots all over the web, just to name a few, are the ones that you should be afraid of, and that doesn't need any ki
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by wseqyrku 11d ago
> the framing comes across to me as a bit inflammatory and uncharitable Nah, sometimes you should just come out say it. Those who get offended need to hear it more than anyone else.
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by wseqyrku 11d ago
> Docker has poor tooling for network level security between the containers Aha so LLMs have better tooling for network level security, cloudboy?
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by wseqyrku 13d ago
Speaking of accountability, if you look around and see the tech enshitified you have no one else to blame but the biggest investors in the vicinity. Like it or not they are building your future and more often than not it's just a bypro
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by wseqyrku 13d ago
> I see lots of post on here discussing the most cost-effective models for coding and people swapping around a lot. Could you link some of those here?
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by wseqyrku 14d ago
Wow, that painful AI aided review process, it's like you are computering with eyes closed.
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by wseqyrku 16d ago
Sorry to interrupt. Magic Mouse. Thank you for your attention.
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by wseqyrku 16d ago
They have no "brand" left with all around hostile behavior wherever they can. The only brand they currently are so proud of is being more expensive than everyone else just because. It's been always a hardware company that doe
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by wseqyrku 16d ago
is this a manufactured demand meme
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by wseqyrku 17d ago
I've come to believe that "agentic programming" is modeled after how a typical CEO treat the employees below them and now they are turning it into a programming paradigm. They're even trying to apply the same patterns of
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by wseqyrku 17d ago
An OS should not be assumed connected to "collect" anything in the first place. (had to rewrite my slightly angry comment earlier, this was basically my point.)
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by wseqyrku 17d ago
Tech has gotten better, but people yeah, downward spiral to the bottom of hell, sadly. Hard to be not a cynic these days.
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by wseqyrku 17d ago
I have developed this clickbait allergy that I just won't read an article if the title doesn't adequately describe the post even if I'm interested. If it ends with ellipsis you don't even need to read the title (yes, it&
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by wseqyrku 18d ago
How Linux is relevant to age-verification again? What was the question exactly? Lawmakers unanimously are going to be sleeping when it gets dark at night.
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by wseqyrku 20d ago
I can't tell if this is slop science or science slop.
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by wseqyrku 22d ago
I don't think it's that. Ever since google news went to shit I rely on wikipedia to read the news and I was surprised that wikinews was actually a thing and it was discontinued for .. this? My first guess was that it's becaus
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Wikinews(en.wikipedia.org)
7 points by wseqyrku 22d ago|5 comments
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by wseqyrku 22d ago
"the main cause of Wikinews's lack of success was that the wiki community was unable to gain first-hand knowledge of events or communicate with relevant people"
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by wseqyrku 22d ago
I would like to see the CFG visualized for executable files. I imagine a recursive descent parser would resemble a spiral?
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by wseqyrku 24d ago
It's not even about generating code now. Good luck getting "agentic programming" out of people's head.
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by wseqyrku 24d ago
> Some have a thesis. Some have rules You know I didn't just come out and say that. I actually liked Ben and his character (who doesn't, right?). Let's just say I got disillusioned about all of them in the correct order. T
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by wseqyrku 24d ago
You think you "cope" and are being resilient, but enough people doing that actually leads to the said bleak future, at which point it doesn't matter who's to blame.

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