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Comment #49077674
So. It’s a high fidelity prototype. Evaluate the concept. The implementation can be improved.
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Comment #49077575
I love this idea. I was working on a JavaScript dialect to make programming more approachable after watching non technical colleagues vibe coding. It was clear that learning progra…
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Comment #49063672
Cool project
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Comment #49061358
They should at a royalty not a one time damage payment.
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Comment #49060385
You will have to decide how you like to work, some people are trying to go all in on how agents work: let them run long sessions, set constraints through /skills, evals and context…
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Comment #49031433
Get ready to feel what most of the mid west and south have been feeling. It’s not going to be nice.
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Comment #48983989
This is totally false. It moved from pure military to university grants. Go ask professors how the government funding environment is now. It’s a five alarm fire of collapse.
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Comment #48983964
America was the factory of the world before and England before that. The temptation of “moving upstream” is irresistible.
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Comment #48983295
I am more concerned about what happens to the file if I give permission. Opensource and local are seeming like the only way.
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Comment #48952675
Except none of those were autonomous actors. And most of society was not as freaked out by any of those cycles. Each of them did have some fairly serious downsides that required so…
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Comment #48941282
A monopoly in a domestic market is sufficiently harmful to be avoided. It doesn’t have to be totally global.
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Comment #48939378
I owned a recording studio and small label before Napster and lime wire. I know a ton of musicians that lost the joy of making music due to piracy. I am glad you had fun. But also …
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Comment #48939319
Omg. I needed this in my life.
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Comment #48937820
I thought it was reasonably helpful. And much better written than a lot of Claude slop.
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Comment #48928182
Except the general trend has not been equal degrees of snap back but rather a general trend towards market consolidation, deregulation, lowering taxes and eliminating anti trust en…
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Comment #48928142
That's fair but it does end up flowing through the US right?
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Comment #48928130
I agree with this for in-person payments. But surely stripe has a monopoly on development api payments and PayPal on e-commerce. What i would expect is that visa Master card try to…
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Comment #48925622
The contracts with merchants prohibited them from accepting other forms of payment. https://www.justice.gov/archives/opa/pr/justice-department-s...
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Comment #48924121
Most people missed my point. I am most concerned about a single person having a monopoly on satellite networks. Vertical integration of launch capabilities and use of the satellite…
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Comment #48924064
I have 4 different types of smart glasses. I feel visceral aversion about the meta glasses because of passed abuses of data.
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Comment #48923906
What is the regulatory capture? Visa and master card have contract terms that ensure retail capture. That’s a private moat not regulation.
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Comment #48915983
Trying to create a monopoly before the lack of antitrust enforcement window closes.
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Comment #48915739
Nice to see people wanting to strike a balance between automated AI and staying involved. I have been frustrated by push to fully autonomous long horizon agents because the lack of…
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Comment #48915632
If we are talking about a meritocracy and access to opportuity this doesn't even have to be about fairness the reality is if there are talented people that dont do as well on tests…