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Comment #49227473
in games like wow where the more powerful you get the harder the enemies become, this reduces incentive to get more powerful. its a simple consequence so im not sure why they do it…
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Comment #49227446
so are mobile phones and hammers. gonna address those too? - what about clothing.. food..
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Comment #49227437
Oh please, these "attacks" are marketing exercises: Look how intelligent and devious our models are, theyre so powerful, fear them!
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Comment #49217853
defeating fascism should be tackled as a project called "defeating fascism" head on, rather than as "defeating their tools". ai is just such a generic tool that can be used in all …
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Comment #49120725
and then you have to ask who defines good and bad behaviour and who determines consequences when power is lop sided.
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Comment #49118621
im pretty sure in private companies people are vying for promotions and trying to out maneuver their colleagues in the eyes of management. just look at ai use, johnny knows how to …
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Comment #49108881
at least i got to see the world before it got sloppy
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Comment #49099592
plz dont wreck a good thing, keep ai well away from linux.
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Comment #49091814
choosing utility over ethics is a value judgement, thats all.
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Comment #49060076
Thanks for the perspective, I like the low bar usefulness, without that people can claim anything on their resume I guess. But I really dislike the opinions on peoples usefulness a…
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Comment #49053728
I big red flag for what? your social habits? lol - i guess if you have to work in a team then yeah, that would be important. but some jobs you just need to get in the truck and dri…
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Comment #49022263
I agree with you. I read recently Anthropic had to pay 1.5B in fines for stealing copyrighted works. You know, if us normies get caught stealing, we go to jail and don't get to kee…
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Comment #48974030
at this point im declaring any "rewritten in X" articles as trolling lol.
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Comment #48958980
ok thanks, so its not as bad as i thought.
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Comment #48958259
as a new user i asked one question, once, in the wrong forum by mistake... it wasn't pretty. i never went back, although there were some kinder people there trying to salvage the s…
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Comment #48958088
not a usb programmer, but are you saying i can buy any old usb chip and program it with any vendors ID and spoof windows into giving me admin? if so, gj micrcosoft.
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Comment #48922698
i wont even dual boot windows on my linux machine, dont trust them not to vacuum up my linux drive data when i boot into windows. also just recently discovered their attempt to hij…
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Comment #48918162
bit of a late reply, but yeah it makes sense if its z scores and not standard deviations
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Comment #48900581
ah so thats where microsoft got the idea for recall from.
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Comment #48900540
rust evangelism is some people / youth of today trying to differentiate themselves from their parents, aka heavy metal of programming. its ok, its fun. i cant read their source cod…
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Comment #48893925
not really understanding why the SD graph for the year drops below zero at some points.
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Comment #48877694
id use it, for people that find it hard to be "adults" its a fun hack to get projects rolling along.
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Comment #48854054
EU cant claim the moral high ground anymore with the way this was done. They've joined the rest of the world now. This was a win for foreign companies and makes me wonder if the EU…
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Comment #48815797
i guess the hn peanut gallery sometimes just doesnt like the message and downvotes it
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Comment #48802713
asks you to enter a description, and when entered, hits you with a sign in dickover.