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I don't disagree but for some of the examples given (YouTube, Instagram, X.com) a huge entry barrier is the network effect. Even if AI could perfectly clone these products in a day…

Genuinely open to that. What's weak about it?

Ramen is a great soup. But I haven't been blown away in any shop not even Japan. EXCEPT that random place in Kyoto we went into without plan. I think it's even a franchise. Not an …

Not many though

As always there is also the gradual sunset option: slap a tax on it and increase over time. - That's easier to get past the lobbies. - It still surfaces unexpected consequences but…

But everything that's different seems like an arbitrary requirement. I hope I'm also conscious in moments where I'm not actively growing/killing neural connections.

The level of conspiracy thinking he here is reaching COVID levels.

> I don't see why AI company PR statements are relevant here They suppress the news --> proof of malicious intent. They disclose the news --> proof of malicious intent.

How would you want them to behave? Suppress the news?

That's a beautifully simple characterization. I've never heard of of that. What keywords do I need to find more on this topic?

> “Safety” in the context of LLMs concerns not offending certain individuals. It absolutely concerns not destroying the world.

Imagine a nuclear power company being extremely cautious with safety and everyone online is like "make more power already you pussies!"

> I think the models are being optimized for wealth extraction from users and companies, instead of solving problems. I don't think so. Expect that in a market with high vendor loc…

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Is that news? Sounds like status quo.

> Sorry, but how was that murder successful? Successful in winning over the public.

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Also a lot of questions had "right answer" / "opposite of right answer" pairs. Just by identifying those you get to 50% probability.

I don't read the parent comment to take issue with the use case per se but the billion scans per month figure. Surely, whatever this is giving you, getting a scan once a month must…

> I want to do offensive programming (I coined that term). You take risks, but you fix things quickly and ship. Nice, I like the term too. But the paradigm is absolutely status quo…

You can't get rid of undefined. You can't ban null either. They're both used in the core language all over the place: undefined camp: - out of bounds array index access [1,2,3][42]…

> a big attack surface Wdym? At least web apps are sandboxed by default in contrast to native.

I agree. I'm not a game dev. I had a game idea and vibe-coded it with Claude. I kinda got what I had in mind but the game is just not engaging. I don't even know what to prompt. I …

might as well be in Skyrim