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Keeeeeeeks
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Comment #49187115
I think the only way to really prove you wrote something is a camera streaming video and audio from a faraday caged room, and a program like this recording each keystroke Then you …
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Comment #49072342
downstream affects of never getting the south and appalachian regions meaningfully online
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Comment #48030278
If they formally sunset the feature, there’s less of a case for someone to sue. One can’t say they didn’t know or consent to their group chat info being used for training data if t…
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Comment #47879336
https://marginlab.ai/ (no affiliation) There are a number of projects working on evals that can check how 'smart' a model is, but the methodology is tricky. One would want to run t…
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Comment #47594300
This looks nice! Would love to integrate it into an intfic project I'm working on: storyloom-weld.vercel.app How would you say this is inspired by, and compares to, writing in lite…
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Comment #47472155
A theory that’s floating around is that since frontier models are so good at sounding like humans, companies paying for ads are arguing that Dead Internet Theory -> ad costs should…
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Show HN: OCD – Open-source Kanban dashboard for monitoring AI coding agents
I built a self-hosted dashboard for keeping tabs on AI agents (Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex, etc.) while they work. It's a Next.js app backed by SQLite that runs on a headless Mac …
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Comment #46885901
If I had to guess it’s because GDP growth in industrialized countries are driven by financialization facilitated by cheap power and energy, and the countries that are more financia…
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Comment #39379004
> All these “we” statements should be “me” statements. And all of your sentences ought to have "I think that" at the beginning; while reading OPs message as a sign of victimhood in…
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Comment #39097675
The nuance that's lost in the article: - Game Devs are similar and different to SWEs. The differences are that most game devs are contractors, work long hours, usually get underpai…
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Comment #38838332
they could, but a law enforcement agent looking for a suspect will send a lot of subpoenas to every porn site. When a porn site says "we wipe that data instead of storing it," the …
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Comment #37562366
is there an LLVM - GDScript transpiler that anyone has laying around?
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Comment #37562361
is there an LLVM - GDScript transpiler that anyone has seen?
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Comment #32533644
The core axiom is unfalsifiable because it hinges on asserting the intent, and relying on other unfalsifiable questions to try and ascertain intent ("why do decentralization if not…
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Comment #32075237
I think Lens is using Polygon (storing interactions, social graph) and IPFS (storing media/content) So in the context of Lens they're probably pointing to cat photos on IPFS in wha…
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Comment #29644461
this is fair use
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Comment #29644449
I feel like launching a closed-loop digital art marketplace is way higher lift long term than an NFT marketplace, but don’t let me stop you from validating the “liquidity begets li…
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Comment #27340156
selection bias is so strong, that even if I walked you through exceptions to the things you don't like, you'd still fixate on those undesirable things, as if to say that the good-f…
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Comment #26440790
Respectfully, why would you take a water-vulnerable art piece onto a yacht, when: 1. Yachts are big targets 2. Art is a big target 3. Neither of these things will be post-civilizat…
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Comment #25431592
In addition to this, people on the left have talked about how certain pockets of YT (gaming, action movies, self help) quickly funnels people into a corner of YT that's rife with m…
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Comment #25431457
What do you think motivated them to be Twitter users instead of Facebook users?
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Comment #25234949
> Coinbase's stance there is fair, reasonable and moral this is a self-evident conclusion being hawked as a premise, and the rest of the comment doesn't do much to mold this premis…
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Comment #17421919
I feel like: 1) FB only turned back on ads so that they could get better data on how people market crypto projects (for their own blockchain team) 2) Added revenue 3) The article i…
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Comment #17289949
I'm glad that this discussion is peppered with the words "charge back" and "fraud". People speaking out of their element about "banks censoring their competitors" probably haven't …