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You don't have to extrapolate much to conclude that's a general critique of capitalism. Corporations aim to make the cheapest possible product that still sells because that creates…

Absolutely nothing, if it fits your usecase, but how do you handle e.g. reusing the same skill in multiple repos? Are you manually keeping all copies in sync?

This might be a cynical take, but I doubt Ticketmaster (and most of these other examples) are motivated by doing the most good. Their underlying principle is extracting the most va…

While I agree with the general sentiment, the problem here isn't developers not being familiar with statistics, it's the simple fact all of this is profit driven most of the time. …

Hey HN, we're building a tool aimed at organizations who use a lot of different AI assets (skills, tools, rules, agent definitions etc.) and find it hard to manage them consistentl…

Asking myself the same. It looks like it's advertising OpenServ, but we could use more information.

This is absolutely true, but IMO also a much smaller problem than some people are making it out to be. Without any special car-charging equipment, just with a regular outlet, I'm a…

Yes, sure, but that worry can be extended to all jobs lost to AI and after that all jobs lost to any kind of technical advancements. So far the answer of the current economic syste…

From my perspective, this is a slightly naive opinion. I believe we're not fighting against GMOs because "mutations are bad". When activists point that out, it's because it's the e…

It's hard to read this without being cynical. How seriously would you take a proposal on car pollution regulation and traffic law updates written by Volkswagen?

It's a supply-demand gap, but since the reasons for it are very apparent, it's completely reasonable to describe it as "consumers paying for [the existence of] datacenters".

You can design a racist propaganda poster, put someone's face onto a porn pic or manipulate evidence with photoshop. Apart from super specific things like trying to print money, th…

Great examples! Polluting vs. not polluting sounds super straightforward, but then you look outside and we often pollute rivers, so it's clearly not that simple. Personally, I'm fu…

I can agree with parts of this article, but I believe it's missing a large part of the puzzle. The author implicitly assumes that the constraints of our society are fixed and that …

This only works for tasks where the details of execution are not important. Driving fits that category well, but many other tasks we're throwing at AI don't.

Why are we comparing LLMs to media? I think media has much more freedom in a creative sense, its end goal is often very open-ended, especially when it's used for artistic purposes.…

TIL! Thanks, was not aware of that.

It's gmail in the sense that they deliver you+[whatever]@gmail.com to you@gmail.com By default it's just a valid character.

They don't want to "go green", they want to maximize profits, as any other corporation. They just need to have a good enough reputation to make sure environmentally-conscious peopl…

The most obvious reason for me would be running something other than Node on the backend, i.e. only using Svelte for the frontend.

I didn't know about Bitwarden Send, thanks! Although I did just check it out and it says the limit is 100 MB, which is typically too little. EDIT: I'm on mobile, apparently it's 50…

> Puter is free forever for developers! Puter introduces a groundbreaking approach to infrastructure costs, called the "User Pays" model. And how much does the user pay?

Really?? Why? I'm a long time Vue user and the new API feels like the exact same thing, just more flexible and easier to reuse.

If I'm not mistaken, Brave is based on Chromium, so it's likely that they'll be subject to the same changes.