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singpolyma3

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    Comment #49250745

    As if "AI generated content" even exists instead of LLMs being a piece of tooling that is directed by a human author.

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    Comment #49249790

    Literally a slippery slope argument

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    Comment #49156195

    This is simply not true

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    Comment #49151078

    Yeah. It's pretty good. I've seen worse commercial adaptations of this story

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    Comment #49140180

    Also you can literally insert ads into the feed content

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    Comment #49140161

    I mean, never DCA anything that's terrible advice. But still better than what most people do.

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    Comment #49140139

    It's actually almost certainly true just on the basis of basic numbers. Many people who are really actually quite poor (making say under $35k CAD annually for a family of 5) manage…

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    Comment #49104627

    Even better, don't put it inside that form. If it isn't submit (or clear) the form then the button has no semantic business being parented by the form.

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    Comment #49104575

    What parent the button has shouldn't have any meaningful limit on how you can style it with modern CSS.

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    Comment #49104568

    But there is no semantically valid reason for the button to be in the form if it doesn't submit the form. So move it outside.

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    Comment #49092011

    You can have button actions today by wrapping the button in a form tag. The article even shows this. The implication seems to be somehow that this is no good because what if you're…

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    Comment #49091990

    I don't fully understand the obsession with making less-capable devices and talking about them as though being less capable is a feature by itself.

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    Comment #49082598

    More good reasons to avoid the expensive poison water called milk

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    Comment #49053275

    Most people simply do not want to be entrepreneurs

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    Comment #49053271

    Or their career will just involve different tools and skills than they previously assumed

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    Comment #49051234

    Except agricultural automation does exist. And people do choose to do it by hand because... It's a hobby and efficiency isn't the point

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    Comment #49051187

    > Mathematicians are paid to prove theorems lol who is paying for this? Mathematicians are generally paid to do other things and get to do this kind of work as a side effect.

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    Comment #49028338

    Headline is the whole story. Sometimes a therapy doesn't work. Especially a new one

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    Comment #49021020

    There is at this time no reason to believe that. We know an AI cannot own copyright in the US. We don't know that the author doesn't own it. And if they don't we don't know how muc…

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    Comment #48978736

    Another webkit skin pretending to be a browser.

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    Comment #48978651

    If anything is wrong it is preserving human remains to begin with. Waste of space.

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    Comment #48978620

    This is an anti AI post masquerading as an anti opencode port. Nevertheless I'm curious what people might suggest to use instead with local models.

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    Comment #48962190

    We also used to get for free things that people now routinely pay for. Remember maps mash ups?

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    Comment #48962172

    Same business model as always: build cool tech because it is cool and figure it out later.