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Comment #49219642
I assume you don’t use Claude a lot? If you interact with it on a daily basis, it becomes your second instinct to identify its writing. Anthropic models talk like they are penalize…
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Comment #49192695
You are expecting people to read 25K+ lines of code in a single Python file that is generated by LLM and then translate all the comments written in Russian?
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Comment #49055983
100% on Pangram.
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Comment #49004188
It’s very poetic that codes written without human efforts can be efficiently dealt without human efforts.
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Comment #48947744
The Kotlin/WASM work is in the main repo. This submission has no source code and barely any technical detail.
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Comment #48911178
If anything it proves the opposite imo.
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Comment #48203251
Will they revisit the decision to not add a permission model to VSCode extensions? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43181789
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Comment #48157922
> The “two or more in that hour” filter on the inner query is doing important work. This is Claude talking isn’t it.
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Comment #48154755
It’s a factual statement on how they misused the funds. Please just state directly why you find the inclusion objectionable.
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Comment #48153502
> I'm not entirely sure why that's relevant Because they are funding young people to visit Israel and this gives it context.
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Comment #48144156
You need to remember one is investing heavily in clean energy and expanding its capacity rapidly and the other one is not.
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Comment #48129958
Fully AI generated according to Pangram. Can we have a rule where LLM generated texts require a disclosure or be removed? Edit: The entire blog seems AI generated. Huh.
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Comment #48107584
Well I have great news. Complaining about AI detection comments is not going to make it go away.
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Comment #48104588
They serve as helpful warnings to other readers so they don’t need to waste their time. I’m sure I’m not the only one to appreciate a heads up. Not much we can do here if you think…
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Comment #48104165
> virtual signaling We just say random words now?
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Comment #48090042
100% AI written according to Pangram, damn.
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Comment #44525693
I mean, if you read the entire story and all the horrific incidents happening to Indigenous people across the country and still made it about yourself, not much I can say about it.…
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Comment #44524504
Did you actually read the article? Because I did. The case was well reported in media and they basically all agree that it’s a symptom of systemic racism against Indigenous people …
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Comment #44523977
If you read the article you posted, she faced discrimination because she was indigenous. Nowhere in the article was the language she spoke ever mentioned. It’s pretty disingenuous …
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Comment #43813943
A bit of warning to people who use the database download: the dumps don’t reflect a consistent state of the database and contain broken and missing data. https://meta.wikimedia.org…
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Comment #43236601
Finally, the inverse of CSS-in-JS.
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Comment #43227479
I don’t have a position. I’m simply very curious how this will play out. You don’t have to guess what they mean since the CEO did an interview about it: https://news.ycombinator.co…
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Comment #43227186
> The intent of the original "boast" is to somehow claim the know-how comes solely out of China. No, it isn’t. It’s likely they mean they haven’t studied aboard or have worked in t…
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Comment #43226802
Your snarky tone aside, “overseas” usually means outside of one’s country. Microsoft has research teams all over the globe. You don’t have to be in the U.S. to work for Microsoft.