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fantasizr

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    Comment #49225675

    licensure (age and competency), an entire insurance industry, domestic and international regulations - and so forth

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    Comment #49224961

    whenever someone says this I assume they mean a crud react app which is a small part of what 'coding' encompasses

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    Comment #49053669

    last time i was on it the only messages were hitler images drawn in ascii art. Gotta start somewhere I guess

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    Comment #49038762

    Our app goes through regular updates via app submission and has taken less than two days past couple months. They must be going off reputation score after initial acceptance.

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    Comment #49038669

    I don't think these are screenshots (as an amateur). It's an infographic that includes what could be a screenshot.

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    Comment #49038622

    I know it's their job, but gotta feel for these app reviewers who must spend day after day reviewing ai generated apps. The only way to prevent this is to gatekeep that developer l…

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    Comment #49014160

    steve vai the guitarist talks about how learning and doing the act gives you dignity and self respect for having done something. That's what's being cutout when you just 'prompt' i…

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    Comment #49007234

    i really never want to be an early adopter anymore. I need 6 months of vetting to determine if it's the flavor of the week (or flavor of the DAY)

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    Comment #48949112

    it seems like these types of problems have gained frequency in the ai era, or is it just recency bias?

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    Comment #48921785

    I've been waiting for a steelman argument why building the world's best deepfake machine is a good thing. Unironically cryptography could verify identity for all comms.

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    Comment #48911085

    ai eliminating friction is eliminating learning and understanding. this is felt with more severe consequences in K-12 writing and music.

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    Comment #48882370

    LLMs to create and revise PIL (python image library) commands/params have saved me HOURs.

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    Comment #48868053

    this time they stole from people who have the resources to fight back

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    Comment #48823442

    my pet peeve is that these ai notetakers, like otter arrive to the web conf before their user.

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    Comment #48796324

    tokenmaxxing will be a funny footnote like nfts on the tonight show 2 years post-hype

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    Comment #48779794

    a football coach is not required to do all the drills and that doesn't make him a hypocrite

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    Comment #48750208

    when the law won't protect you it creates an opportunity for a mafia like protection racket

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    Comment #48748834

    this is like ai use in arts to some degree, people don't want to write, they want to 'have written' and collect the social status that they think it confers. People don't want to c…

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    Comment #48679888

    tech will do anything to normalize theft and call it innovation

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    Comment #48649901

    tech blogs used to read like actionable readme guides. I couldn't finish it without thinking: what am I supposed to do with this information? The shelf life of the latest and great…

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    Comment #48615206

    the feeling of why create anything if it'll just be stolen by AI has to be at least somewhat novel.

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    Comment #48613001

    reminds me of this woman who had copyright filed against her for playing moonlight sonata. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27004577 if not for the complete hassle and threat t…

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    Comment #48564694

    with cursor it still feels like coding, all the others are diff checks it seems like.