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jujube3

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    Comment #49264932

    Grok lobster! (Rock lobster music starts playing)

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    Comment #49264907

    He's implying that other projects in the Linux ecosystem have banned AI. Which is mostly untrue, but I'm sure there's at least one out there.

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    Comment #49264891

    Linux has not said "no AI contributions or repos". In fact Linux has a policy explicitly allowing AI.

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    Comment #49239613

    If it was filed in 2008, wouldn't the patent have expired in 2028 anyway? Or am I missing something?

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    Comment #49215993

    Saying that you can't copy something is different from saying that it is illegal to read it. For example, it is legal for me to read Ray Bradbury's book, "Fahrenheit 451" when I ch…

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    Comment #49204376

    Making your code open source was consenting to have people (and AIs) read it and learn from it. As an open source developer myself, I always understood that.

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    Comment #49162314

    Homeless people who live in the sewers. But first, you have to learn karate.

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    Comment #49089651

    Claude, build me a game engine. Make no mistakes.

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    Comment #49075828

    You know. Clem. I've said too much already!

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    Comment #49075797

    2025 is 10 years ago in AI time.

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    Comment #49075693

    Generally following the law in the country you're located in is not considered a highly political act.

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    Comment #49075683

    Are people really not aware that you have to wash your solar panels every few months? Your installer should have told you that much.

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    Comment #49044486

    Removing malware or illegal content is very different than removing things for political reasons.

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    Comment #49044409

    Codeberg did make such a rule. Their announcement explicitly says that "Projects heavily tied to the LLM ecosytem" are "no longer [...] welcome on Codeberg". The code for an AI age…

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    Comment #49022858

    A lot of hardware literally has appreciated in the last year or two.

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    Comment #48954019

    The eZ80 is still manufactured even though the original Z80 is not.

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    Comment #48788938

    [flagged]

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    Comment #48701011

    These guys aren't aware of all the "impossible" problems Elon already solved. They're too invested in the propaganda about him being a big dumb idiot who accidentally fell backward…

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    Comment #48668805

    Graeber was a confabulator with a very loose grasp of the facts, though.

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    Comment #48634897

    Sir, this is a Wendy's.

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    Comment #48578711

    The city doesn't want commercial real estate values to collapse either, since buildings are taxed based on their value. If extend and pretend is ending, tax revenues are about to t…

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    Comment #48578303

    Person 1: give me an example of someone who was kicked out of academia for uncomfortable truths. Person 2: [gives examples] Person 1: oh ho! But those people are not in academia an…

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    Comment #48565784

    (2026 Googler, struggling to answer an interview question)

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    Comment #48522888

    So, it would be morally abhorrent to enslave them if they were conscious, and therefore they must not be conscious? Sounds a bit like "saying the quiet part out of loud", pal.