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raincole

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    Comment #49242057

    The theoretical system can't be "court." I mean it literally can't. If the cost to file legal cases is actually low then there won't be enough judges to handle them.

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    Comment #49232937

    The top 5 smartphone brands are: 1. Samsung (KR) 2. Apple (US) 3. Xiaomi (CN) 4. Oppo (CN) 5. Vivo (CN) Yeah, it worked so well for EU at ensuring that they can't compete against t…

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    Comment #49232324

    > He fucked up and is owning up to it No? He doubled down hard and proceeded to insult all the readers' intelligence. Just in case it's not clear: no one believes that Claude accid…

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    Comment #49230775

    It's a pretty well proven design pattern. The adage is that the customers never know what they want, and it's doubly true when it comes to video games.

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    Comment #49230747

    When did I say that...? Is this an AI hallucinated comment?

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    Comment #49229823

    Doesn't matter; have DeepSeek. US AI companies are too busy shaving their heads into their own rear sides. I don't know what would happen when DeepSeek inevitably catch up though. …

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    Comment #49229783

    Yeah, but only if your company is in the US. I start thinking that SpaceX's data-centers-in-space plan, despite the physical inefficiency, is the only way forward.

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    Comment #49228993

    Anthropic also did that right after OpenAI-HuggingFace event. "Mom, brother is getting all the PR candies! I want some too!"

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    Comment #49228980

    > Might as well have the children strap red rotating lights to their heads so the predators can more easily identify them in a crowd where they would otherwise blend in You... you …

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    Comment #49228929

    That's the correct way to do it. Age should be something reported by browser/os/hardware. Something similar to User-Agent. I really hope this will end the whole third party age ver…

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    Comment #49225866

    It sounds... pretty good? It's not going to put pressure to the existing grid. Nor it will use freshwater. Near to the data centers themselves so the waste from power transmission …

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    Comment #49221219

    I'm quite sure the whole event is planned. Not planned in a sense that OpenAI employees carefully designed every step, but in a sense that ignoring security practices was desired a…

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    Comment #49218361

    It means prices will go up and that's it. If you read "sold out" and immediately believe "no company will have memory in 2027 besides AI companies" then I think you have to reconne…

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    Comment #49208601

    > We should be doing this It'd be very reasonable to assume "this" means wind here.

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    Comment #49208256

    > if the cost of a resource goes up, the total spend on that resource can go down ... must be a satire post, right? This is just the most plain and intuition result.

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    Comment #49207627

    Because there are also thousands (millions?) of such non-slop-books published before 2023?

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    Comment #49205884

    Most commenters only read the title. That's it. The alternative explanation (the top commenters actually read it and somehow didn't recognize it's obviously written with AI) is jus…

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    Comment #49191739

    It's called reputation.

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    Comment #49186916

    Out of the three main US AI companies' models, Gemini is obviously the less aligned (read: censored). So I really don't know what you're talking about.

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    Comment #49168189

    > AI-themed images for the opener Yes, this is the exact kind of AI image usage that discourages me (and presumably this post's author) from reading the rest of it.

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    Comment #49168162

    Come on. We all know what kind of images this post is talking about. No need to play dumb.

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    Comment #49165204

    > Your idea of the average person might be biased if you work and socialise with people who have this kind of expertise. I just said I've seen multiple people struggle installing S…

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    Comment #49164843

    Do your friend at least know what Claude Code (or any harness) is? Of course she wouldn't be able to make a website if she doesn't even know the right tools to use. But I don't thi…

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    Comment #49159944

    Some people even claim that they don't commit the code into source control, only the prompts. The best part about the internet is that you can publish any random shower thought.

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    Comment #49152931

    > A bicycle, for example, is not at any less work than walking What? Have you, uh, ridden a bicycle before...?