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Comment #49154326
I think it's because it was just engineer responsible for the thing, not someone pr-trained. Hopefully it was sobering experience for him.
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Comment #49135494
Well corporations tend to push their worldview on the employees. I remember guy from Google who decided to defend their device attestation, they planned to put into Chrome (likely …
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Comment #49131906
Why that part is most irritating? This is very hard job as evidenced by huge percentage of failing companies.
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Comment #49051156
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Comment #48853231
Did leaving the EU actually fixed anything for the UK?
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Comment #48828728
Fix what? They setup LLM with access to private data and ability to read public comments. That's simply misconfiguration.
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Comment #48494994
I have instance for couple of years. No issues for now. Never had a feeling it's going to fall apart. I host it via docker image, pull new version from time to time and that's most…
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Comment #48404977
Honestly - shouldn't one assume that train already departed when they decided to work for company that is basically data mining operation with no ethics?
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Comment #48404925
Maybe don't apply to Meta in the first place? With their track record it's pretty obvious that you'll be part of building something morally dubious.
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Comment #48209352
Except they have Flash & Pro labels too for another level of complexity
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Comment #48209303
I don't ever say "Antigravity", because it's not worth getting invested into tool, that will be dead in two years, when "Google Harness" or whatever they will call it, will replace…
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Comment #47776488
Well, consider typical dev team - how many members usually are able to and want to jump to the staff level?
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Comment #47771054
Following Boeing example you given below - it's not like the guy was given offer to become a CEO out of the blue & had to endure year to be set for life. He was slowly climbing thr…
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Comment #47762263
I was part of CEO recruitment process (sadly not FAANG-like, so maybe it wasn't "so much"-level yet). Amount of people who are both seriously willing to take the job(considering pr…
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Comment #47658190
Market is two companies who do not compete in this area at all, because Google literally earns on monetizing attention and Apple since Jobs era uses children as part of the strateg…
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Comment #47648542
I agree to some extent, but who should make parental controls reasonable then? What corporations deliver is both invasive and ineffective.
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Comment #47648471
Honestly it's more or less usable already - maybe matter of display size compared to other comment. One thing that is killing the fun is that it's impossible to delete something. T…
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Comment #47637199
Is it? A lot of parents uses Family Link and similar solutions, which are way more invasive than that.
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Comment #47568154
The part where FAANG does usual Embrace, Extend, Extinguish, masses don't care/understand and we have yet another "sign in with... " that isn't open source nor zero-knowledge in pr…
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Comment #47558893
Yeah, but then banks need to be pushed to support it. And while we're at it it would be good if people responsible for European eID also stopped recommending Google device attestat…
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Comment #47494217
Doesn't matter if you have 500 microservices if only one or two take part in card authorization (as it should be if microservices were architected correctly). There's ton of logic …
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Comment #47491182
Because someone managed to run LLM on an iPhone at unusable speed Apple won AI race? Yeah, sure.
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Comment #47447477
It was added recently to Google dialer app. If you want to use external one or aren't on pixel which received this update then bad luck for you.
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Comment #47447342
What's then left as Google's advantage? I'm really not interested in buying myself a cage, but if Google will make me choose between two cages then Apple has nicer one.
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Comment #47098539
They could be, but they aren't. When they catch your political bias, they will push your flavor of propaganda to you as heavily as classical media.