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Comment #49221812
They're not. This is sanitized Debord, taught in many colleges nowadays. The author even admits it's "impenetrable" even though he's citing it. This is récupération .
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Comment #49210677
there's no space for everybody. not even near. free market is inherently oligopolic for most cases..
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Comment #49210607
Debord without Marx...
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Comment #49209661
There's a movie that might provide you some understanding. Pixo [0]. 0: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3135326/
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Comment #49187225
> My AI is a natural extension of me. It feels like a sixth sense and another limb. I wonder about a problem, feel as though I’m literally surfing the web, see glimpses of the webs…
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Comment #49187130
Only a small minority is worried about that. And the worries will soften with time, I believe (much money involved, and much power on imaginations). People looking for non-AI text …
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Comment #49186850
Science fiction.
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Comment #49172961
This ship has sailed a long time ago. If anything it's internal national propaganda. USA is known worldwide for corruption, wars, and increasingly for how bad it's own population l…
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Comment #49139742
> two thirds of early employees. unless he had exactly 3 employees, I'd say it's freakish.
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Comment #49138986
> The founder of Corgi, a YC insurance tech company with a $4 billion reported valuation, known for running a Corgi cafe without any dogs, recently said (opens in new tab) that two…
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Comment #49136241
Anthropic must address this, it's a severe opus 5 fault imo. I think it being rude is not only a matter of language itself, but it seems it's working by itself, for itself, rathen …
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Comment #49135320
His position regarding Algeria says everything.
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Comment #49135140
Opus 5 writes in such a weird way. Not sure if it's the system prompt or the model itself.
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Comment #49122176
Earlier today I opened Chrome on my iPhone, went to the Reading List. It started flicking fast and then the phone restarted . That's a first for me on iPhone.
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Comment #49093617
I have always found markdown cumbersome. Will try this later. Seems like the main thing is having agent input right there, which is handy.
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Comment #49085258
same concerns? why? china is not a warmongering nation like the usa. 80% of people in their 30's own their own house. an ambulance doesn't cost an arm. etc dǎdǎo imperialism, wànsu…
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Comment #49085202
Fascist/liar.
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Comment #49048896
You can configure that. It's a feature called memory in claude/chatgpt web. For claude code, take a look at CLAUDE.md.
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Comment #49028345
Comrade Jianguo
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Comment #49016550
The stunt angle might make sense, but banning vibe code too kinda contradicts it.
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Comment #49016463
More like a problem looking for more problem.
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Comment #49016206
I tried MUD a few times as a teenager, but for some reason I didn't like it. I prefered playing RPG on a long dead phpBB forum (LdC), and to this day I remember the very simple mec…
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Comment #49012419
I agree, the quest for productivity is ultimately counter-productive. But I think there are some legitimate use cases for RSVP: screens too small to fit a paragraph (smartwatch), q…