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    Comment #42922947

    I didn't even mention mods in my (admittedly flamey) comment, I actually don't think the moderation of HN is a problem as much as the larger culture that comes with being tied to a…

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    Comment #42922849

    No, you might even be right that I have a "victim complex", given that my country is currently being victimized by the current US administration's pointless desire for a trade war.…

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    Comment #42922621

    Was anything in my comment untrue?

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    Comment #42922429

    Thanks for unflagging it Dang, I wish I could have seen it yesterday.

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    Comment #42922160

    Of course it's flagged, this site is an altar to worship at the feet of the American oligarchy. It's as rotten as the rest of Silicon Valley. As JWZ put it: "A venture capital comp…

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    Comment #42920989

    OpenAI once again trying to drive up hype by making ChatGPT seem mysterious and dangerous, and the tech press uncritically eats it up. Ars even invokes the tired cliche of ChatGPT …

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    Comment #42920835

    I'm sure that Elon isn't helping, but I've read that Tesla sales were always expected to decline due to no new car in years (outside of the Cybertruck which is seen as a gimmick) a…

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    Comment #42893619

    The rebranding is funny since people on TikTok also use "fugging" to evade censorship.

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    Comment #42893417

    There used to be a time, in the early days around 2018-2020, where "AI art" was something that only could have been made by an AI. Very trippy and resembling hallucinations. Sort o…

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    Comment #42893207

    If Kagi made a cheaper "no AI" tier I would be happy to subscribe. AI is costly to run, so even if you don't use the AI it's priced into your subscription fee - you're paying for a…

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    Comment #42892995

    I agree with everything you're saying about how hard the privacy issue is, but would also like to add that the social media companies are incentivized to act like they have no idea…

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    Comment #42889167

    They claimed to be a bank (savings account) that would give users free lottery tickets for saving money on their app. After freezing customer assets on the app, they pivoted to gam…

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    Comment #42880832

    They're not doing "voluntary exits" out of the goodness of their hearts, they're doing it because their accountants determined that the cost of paying employees to quit outweighed …

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    Comment #42880786

    Paired with the Pixel 4a "update of death" it feels like Google is throwing in the towel on smartphones. I don't care about Pixel but I do worry about Android - as flawed as it is,…

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    Comment #42871403

    BYD cars are everywhere in Latin America and Europe. Xiaomi phones also.

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    Comment #42871372

    The Nvidia export restrictions have already harmed Nvidia. Deepseek-R1 is efficient on compute and was trained on old, obsolete cards because they couldn't get ahold of Nvidia's mo…

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    Comment #42870071

    My first time playing NMS was around 7 years after launch when it was added to Game Pass Ultimate. It's a fine game, but the reliance on procedural generation for planets made ever…

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