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    Comment #48927538

    Maybe I'm an outlier, but personally if a friend used ai to make me a gift like in TFA, I'd be pretty offended. Using AI shows that you didn't care enough to even think about it on…

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    Comment #48915005

    I suspect the real threat wasn't the blacklisting so much as the possibility of lawsuits that could come after

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    Comment #48914995

    I think broadly I'm in agreement that the censorship via blacklisting threats was unwarranted. That said, I also think we should keep in mind that this isn't some public forum made…

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    Comment #48738696

    I agree that it's worth reading the original source and encourage all to do so. My takeaway however was that the majority had a much stronger body of evidence than the dissenters.

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    Comment #48603049

    Many of us work on Java monoliths that started in the 2000s when it was in vogue and we still have to keep them chugging along on Java 8. Personally I'm familiar with all the new f…

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    Comment #48593587

    For those unfamiliar, this implies they would have been able to override a presidential veto, so the administration backtracking is just saving the president the embarassment of a …

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    Comment #48430797

    I'm not sure most systems programmers would agree that a language with GC is suitable for their work. "No syntactic sugar" and "no macros" sounds like a recipe for boilerplate that…

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    Comment #48318332

    It seems like esp32 boards have taken over the pi's original market as developing for them has gotten easier while pis have gotten more expensive

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    Comment #48318079

    My understanding is that 50% of people in the state of Utah are mormon. I'm not saying there wasn't corruption, but it could very well be pure chance with those odds.

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    Comment #48206992

    Seems like a lot of entities are "quietly" doing things these days. The llm-ification of every piece of text on the internet is driving me crazy

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    Comment #48160466

    Even running a port scanner is enough to face disciplinary action at many US colleges. Taking down the network for the entire school for 15 minutes surely deserved more consequence…

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    Comment #47896609

    Maybe my net worth is too low but I just don't see a value proposition. I don't want daily emails from LLMs and if I need updates on my investments any more often than quarterly (a…

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    Comment #47454393

    Another quick thought - so long as we live in a world where children in need of adoption exist, I hope we can make adopting more normal too. If you're in a position to become a par…

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    Comment #47454352

    There's many reasons why this piece wasn't made for me, so I don't want to begrudge anyone, but I wonder how much we can do to alieve this as a society by normalizing childlessness…

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    Comment #47173590

    While I agree the name change has not (yet) been made with the proper authority, I'm quite partial to the name and prefer to use it despite its prematurity. I think it does a bette…

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    Comment #47144955

    For context, lobste.rs has been struggling lately with a high uptick in posts on the front page that were either clearly vibecoded themselves or just about vibecoding something sma…

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    Comment #47105963

    The article is nearly useless for users of the software who want to know how their data may have been affected. The researchers' website is more descriptive, especilly wrt specific…

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    Comment #46949943

    I have no problem with experienced senior devs using agents to write good code faster. What I have a problem with is inexperienced "vibecoders" who don't care to learn and instead …

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    Comment #46918916

    There were always musicians who were better than you. If that didn't stop you, why did AI? Were you only making music to be the best? Surely you knew that was extraordinarily unlik…

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    Comment #46570336

    That's really cool. I was looking at them and thinking "I could probably make these with vanilla html/css but it'd be pretty tedious." Perfect use case for AI. I need to work on de…

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    Comment #46532132

    "From" other countries is overly broad and I assume not what you intended. I am actually interested though in the idea of legislating how frequently home owners have to actually be…

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    Comment #46519538

    At least in my case, I'm pretty sure I can afford to own all the music I listen to. I only listen to 5,000 minutes per year of mostly the same few hundred songs. I've spent 8 years…

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    Comment #46411088

    Imagine all the incredible fan works that could spark careers and businesses if e.g. the original star wars trilogy were public domain, or how many indie dev studios could get star…

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    Comment #46340834

    Attracting the ire of the music industry seems like a huge, unnecessary risk. I wish they had performed this as some kind of other entity to try to keep the ebook archive protected…

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    Comment #45999965

    I am personally quite grateful that Edward Snowden talked to journalists.