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mjtk

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    Comment #48419601

    I'm kind of surprised that Microsoft aren't able to preempt this scenario better, with the amount of money they're pouring into SecOps and surveillance.

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    Comment #48400934

    Yeah, the dishonesty is real. This is marketing department getting free reigns.

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    Comment #48079451

    The flagship product is both the cash cow (subsidizes rewrite) AND the labor (amortizes? rewrite).

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    Comment #48070601

    Vibecession at country scale. Seems like growth feels like instability for many citizens.

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    Comment #47886486

    I'm using this to evaluate my 'brain'-project.

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    Comment #47840522

    In most cases, "free us from our labor" does not imply that they want machines to take their jobs so that they will have no means to subsist.

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    Comment #47840423

    AI scares the crap out of me. I worried about what reality will look like in 2-5 years. The rate of change is pretty bonkers.

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    Comment #47667495

    I can feel like this sometimes too. And I think it's an interesting discussion to be had in relation to how it is the same tool some use to generate code and build systems.

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    Comment #47425631

    Maybe HN is tired of LLMs?

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    Comment #47245965

    Nice to see a real contender in the "revenue stack" space that treats usage metering, entitlements, and checkout as one system instead of a pile of loosely coupled addons.

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    Comment #47245954

    Cooldowns feel like a solid, ecosystem agnostic way to reduce blast radius from "malicious release goes live and gets auto pulled everywhere" attacks. They do not prevent compromis…

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    Comment #47241359

    Always nice to see open source text editors, in my opinion. Textadept's codebase is a fine example.

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