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Comment #44076043
This is great. Love the small web filter. Well done! I will be using it.
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Comment #44054886
When I got my first job in 1986, the company had a tool that allowed non engineers to write code. Of course it didn't work. They could write code, but it ended up as a buggy, unrel…
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Comment #43519286
Like the OP said "LLMs are bar none the absolute best natural language processing and producing systems we’ve ever made". They may not be good at much else.
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Comment #43029537
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Comment #43029481
Don't forget your Elon salute.
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Comment #43029465
Flagged of course . Bruce Schneier is one of the most respected cyber security experts in the world. But his opinion is no longer welcome on HN.
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Comment #42868144
They should be happy. Now that can provide that amazing AI much more cheaply. They don't need half a trillion dollars worth of Nvidia chips.
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Comment #42868098
Don't sell your soul, is all. But survive. This too will pass.
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Comment #42783886
Would be logical for US would bomb TSMC facilities in Taiwan in the event of invasion.
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Comment #42308218
Maybe programmers at companies using Perl get together and raise the issue with management? It is a bargain. Imagine the cost of having to rewrite all that Perl.
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Comment #42010135
Yeah. I just wrote 600 lines of SQL using a macro processor. Took 10 minutes.
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Comment #41931455
Yep, plus learn SQL and you can use it everywhere. Every language has it's own (multiple) language specific ORMs.
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Comment #41929228
I think the problem starts when you have no real life community. You are prey to the algorithms with nothing to balance them out. You may be ok, but I know a few people who have be…
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Comment #41929199
Ideally you read the news like you check the weather forecast.
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Comment #41860236
Yes. The problem is the current law. Which needs to be changed. Make these predatory contracts illegal.
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Comment #41229658
You are right. This article explains it perfectly. https://doctorow.medium.com/the-long-bloody-lineage-of-priva...
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Comment #41010210
Ok... Would a Linux based infrastructure be more resilient. Does Linux require Crowdstrike style AV software?
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Comment #41010193
"would be blacklisted, deplatformed, or deamplified by consolidated authorities" Sorry. Not true. You have Black Swan (Taleb) and Drift into Failure (Dekker) among many other books…
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Comment #40956799
But there is not a yes or no answer to the headline question, so Betteridges law does not apply. From the wiki link you provided, here are examples of where the law applies: "Is Th…
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Comment #40780257
It's not a generation, it's a type of person and a cultural attitude. The majority of older people own nothing and had no say in the running of the world.