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piyuv
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Comment #49242842
I don’t blame them tbh. “A fool and his money are soon parted”
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Comment #49110072
Some seem to expect governments to save them, which worked in 2008.
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Comment #49110030
There are inconveniences, but some protection is better than no protection. Trying to protect your privacy online is not a zero-sum game.
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Comment #49067377
Google also makes money by making search worse. https://www.wheresyoured.at/the-men-who-killed-google/
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Comment #49020043
The definition of “viable” matters
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Comment #48493947
The thing with Chinese AI labs is that you don’t need to trust them. They publish the models, you can run them on-prem or rent a beefy VPS.
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Comment #48464495
It’s not an enormous effort if you plan for it. They clearly knew about this, and could’ve afforded to plan for it. Their whole shtick is locking users in, and DMA is their nemesis…
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Comment #48464441
Current AI hype is built on marketing and PR, not capabilities, and has been from the start. I still remember Sam Altman “begging AI to be regulated” and AGI being “some thousand d…
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Comment #48312348
“We realized the tech is not as addictive as we’ve hoped so we won’t be able to raise token prices enough to be profitable, so here’s a way to make you consume a lot more tokens wi…
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Comment #48234615
Due to the Overton window shifting so much, FSF should not be considered radical anymore. It’s the absolute minimum, even.
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Comment #48222636
Where would you prefer it to go?
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Comment #48123458
Do you realize this thread is about a suicide preventation website? Can’t you separate between public services and profit-based ones?
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Comment #47342293
I’ve read many horror stories from Indian developers about how they’re treated. They can’t escape it since almost every company in India will treat them the same. Their only escape…
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Comment #47222072
I hate this so much that I strongly considered creating a family Apple ID. Nowadays I’m just considering leaving Apple ecosystem altogether. Hopefully soon.
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Comment #46953216
Jitsi has audio rooms like discord?
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Comment #46946165
YMMV, but I was too horny to actually make use of my superior fluid intelligence in my 20s, so I’m content with the tradeoff here.
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Comment #46860017
You listed “corporate backing” as a good thing and “no adoption outside Apple ecosystem” as a pain point. Why would it get adopted outside Apple ecosystem if Apple decides what hap…
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Comment #46842153
Swift being maintained by the open source community is an illusion. The community was very against function builders. Apple went ahead and did it anyway because they needed it for …
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Comment #46763506
Being a well respected dev and being active on Twitter are contradictory
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Comment #46744850
Not a good analogy. Once you build a bridge, it’s done. Software nowadays is never “done”, and requirements constantly change. It’s more akin to building a rope bridge and trying t…
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Comment #46731861
I’m using native mail app of iOS/macos and search bar works for me. However, iOS has a persistent issue of not fetching new mails, even from iCloud, which has support for push upda…
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Comment #46717252
None of the examples you provided were being sold as “intelligence”
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Comment #46563766
How close are you sitting to those monitors?
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Comment #46557003
“Irrefutable part” is easily refutable. Malware ran by governments and agencies is still malware.
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Comment #46512244
He wrote “calculations”