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ferrouswheel
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Comment #49106826
So why can i still run all my decentralised apps? Where's this magical shutdown the government is going to do? Are they going saturate the airwaves to destroy mesh networks or hunt…
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Comment #49040183
You'd think Morgan Stanley would understand stuffing debt from one failing company into another semi-ok company.
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Comment #48982113
Disappointed Kimi has closed subscriptions due to capacity constraints. With Kimi and Codex there is no need for silly Fable.
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Comment #48975356
It amuses me that that PRs for the claude code source code are still openm
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Comment #48975352
They released it because they knew MCP was slop
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Comment #48975329
This sounds like someone who hasn't used compilers for long. I remember plenty of fun compiler undefined behavior that had essentially non-deterministic outcomes. And actually usin…
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Comment #48966434
Has Anthropic released anything at all, ever?
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Comment #48966414
And sol is much more reliable as a agent for doing work. Fable sometimes just goes on wild flights of fancy.
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Comment #48966410
I dunno, I find Fable slops alot. Sol is my workhorse. Fable can be creative but isn't very good at doing work reliably (or without endlessly burning tokens).
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Comment #48962504
Spend some of my existence living as a cat. Then visit Jupiter moons. I mean, that's if we get the good singularity/AGI. If we get the bad USA late capitalism and fascist AGI then …
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Comment #48854154
How many engineers does it take to fix a bug? Hardware Engineers: "None. We'll fix it in firmware." Firmware Engineers: "None. We'll fix it in software." Software Engineers: "None.…
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Comment #48758271
I found it about the same, nothing special.
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Comment #48742930
If you can't figure out what model to use your business is already dead.
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Comment #48740979
I mean it's also simply because of the motivations of the owner. Musk is all onboard with bots shaping the discourse, that's why he bought Twitter so he could control the media env…
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Comment #48740902
one thing i notice on X is how many slop bot replies there are. just very not-human like replies, like a mob of slop machines ready to jump on the slopt train and hype the bubble. …
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Comment #48589850
I really want this too. The fifa doodle is completely annoying bullshit. So is the icon change for Google on Android. Makes me despise FIFA even more as well as the MBAs that force…
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Comment #48567818
It doesn't matter at all. Almost no one with real wealth has liquid cash because liquid cash depreciates.
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Comment #48538864
We need a new unglamorous tech, massaging floating point quants by hand in a hex editor.
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Comment #48538844
I just want enough money to retire and write interesting open source software, but doing that in my 20s made me poor, so since then I am trying to speed run retirement so I can go …
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Comment #48422187
Finally some adults in the room.
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Comment #47800227
The American tax payer has been bailing out Tesla and SpaceX for many years. Elon is the biggest welfare queen in history.
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Comment #46936392
Well it's obvious this protest was paid for. Or the protestors pathetically hope the billionaires will notice them and invest in their startups.
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Comment #46735925
It's interesting how many comments these days are like, "well of course". Back in the day hackernews had some fire and resistance. Too many tech workers decided to rollover for the…
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Comment #46260781
It was relevant due to Python Foundation having to reject what used to be regular government funding because they started adding ideological clauses to it.