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pessimizer

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About pessimizer

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    Comment #49224063

    That goose was already roasted. Firefox can't be trusted with Mozilla because Mozilla can't be trusted with Firefox. They intervened in the most important antitrust trial so far th…

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    Comment #49223843

    You're replying with a trite cliché to a comment saying that this particular technology was step N-(20+) being built at step N.

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    Comment #49223822

    > So with that in mind, why wouldn't AI be able to write better code? > Since this is Claude, the models of the future might be more expensive, or more locked down, or might decide…

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    Comment #49223254

    Don't use your phone while you poop if you're a phone addict like this person and their demographic, and you need to create an artificial excuse for you to stop constantly touching…

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    Comment #49215546

    They were supposed to optimize for the situation in which they weren't the only program running on a computer, and they failed to do it.

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    Comment #49215353

    > you know what a browser is called by the web site? check the header that tells the version. You mean that key whose only legitimate values also call every browser Mozilla? Arguin…

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    Comment #49212970

    Then you are a uninvited bot that crawls my content in order to send alarms to people to tell them to visit my site? This is a "what if it's for your own good?" argument. What if I…

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    Comment #49211799

    They'll get a discount for publishing good things and suppressing bad things about Palantir. edit: prepare for a lot of interesting op-eds from the nation's first newspaper printed…

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    Comment #49210964

    Those that acted in their own self-interest thrived, and others died.

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    Comment #49210852

    > I read up recently on the history of the fall of the roman empire > eventually opting for authoritarianism The Roman Empire was always authoritarian. You might be interested in t…

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    Comment #49210752

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illusion_of_control

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    Comment #49205297

    This dumb lawfare is a safety valve to allow them to continue not to regulate. Just like the under-18 bans are also an excuse not to regulate (and to root everyone's computer.) Som…

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    Comment #49204246

    They've been continuously programmed with insane beliefs about China, which is less shocking when you understand what insane beliefs that they've had programmed into them about the…

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    Comment #49203951

    Wow, the people buying them up must be really stupid then. You should tell them.

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    Comment #49203861

    > This might just be realistic about the median American's tolerance for walking. This might be unrealistic about the number and relevance of Median-Americans. Turns out more than …

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    Comment #49203839

    Such a silly complaint. Just file a request with Google for a run, and if you give them a few hours advance notice and verify that it's you through a video call with their AI authe…

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    Comment #49201807

    * [...]Could Have Saved[...] Cannot Now Save. Unions get power when labor is at its strongest, not when labor is at its weakest. When tech labor was at its strongest, it became sup…

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    Comment #49201690

    I think they're saying that's exactly what you're buying for 3€/yd.

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    Comment #49201573

    I miss when people used to hide emotional fragility, and not publicly brag about being physically and emotionally devastated by an HN comment.

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    Comment #49201541

    > It's a blog post. It was written. The person you're replying to is saying that it wasn't written. If you are the author, I will believe you that it was. If you are not the author…

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    Comment #49192164

    There was a burst of improvements over the year after Musk bought it, then it stagnated. The Hasbara bots are drowning every conversation about any subject. I'm sick of hearing abo…

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    Comment #49192085

    You can't be implying that twitter's UI suddenly became shit when Musk bought it. It had become the worst popular site on the web years before.

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    Comment #49190196

    That's what they tell us, but for some reason software still looks just as bad or worse than it ever has.

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    Comment #49190146

    > but because of the "hurr durr" connotations I have no idea why you think this. You might be terminally online. Hurd is just like "herd" because it's a microkernel, and hurr durr …

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    Comment #49189095

    The throbber was the beginning of developers gaslighting users. It began as an indicator during long loads that your system hadn't frozen (because whatever process was running had …