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the_biot
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Comment #48269149
You know it's random nonsense, and yet you still take it on faith that it "gives you answers". That's what makes me despair about all the AI nonsense: it's the death of intellect. …
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Comment #48084866
As a matter of fact he's a never-ending source of drama and outrage, all of which are his own opinions. His repair channel isn't even about repair anymore, it's all drama, all the …
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Comment #47949496
Is the code base AI slop? You've published your code as open source, but without an explicit AI policy.
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Comment #47946331
In the age of meme stocks, NFTs, vibe coding and orange clowns in the white house, no, it's not obvious. The world has gone right past satire and into a reality of collective delus…
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Comment #47912372
But github now handles so much more traffic, without a doubt. I'm not so sure their infrastructure is keeping up, but if it is, the current sluggishness may just be its speed under…
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Comment #47882513
When that slop article incident happened, I thought their reaction to it was MUCH too late -- they should have fired the journalist in question immediately, and come out hard again…
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Comment #47882417
Right. People on here are just ignoring the fact that the fantastically expensive metaverse effort has failed, and it's pretty obvious that people working on it thus no longer have…
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Comment #47865816
That's literally advocating for filling the kernel with AI slop. Not that it's not going to happen; Linus is already a vibe-coder, and several maintainers have fallen for the LLM c…
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Comment #47849203
You have to wonder why it's so hard to put that on their 503 error page. I suspect something's much more broken than they're letting on.
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Comment #47723861
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Comment #47711349
Because while Musk is certainly running Tesla into the ground, without him it would sink even faster. Without his hype jacking up the share price, it's just a carmaker with 2.5 mod…
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Comment #47710808
Indeed. What's new is not referring to someone of unknown gender as "they", but rather people identifying as non-gender-specific, and wanting to be referred to as "they". That's th…
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Comment #47678156
Nah, it's just AI slop, despite OP's "hand-written" protestation.
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Comment #47639300
This site is very much drowning in all the slop. It's over half of posts now I think, not just the "Show HN" posts. Those are 100% slop, as are all the non-show-hn new project anno…
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Comment #47591028
I have never, ever understood this whole mandated period thing. Aside from what you mention -- do you really want to keep these people around against their will -- I don't understa…
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Comment #47562814
Yup, that's the sort of thing that's typically missing from cable testers. I have a USB cable that normally works fine, but introduces errors when doing full blast USB 2.0 bulk tra…
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Comment #47532441
Truly sad. It looks like Kent is pretty deep in the AI delusion. This is a guy who, while often controversial and with obvious issues, was nevertheless a very talented and energeti…
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Comment #47469911
Common in desktop software for controlling measurement gear like oscilloscopes. Those have actual knobs on the equipment, so the software does the same thing and it's the worst thi…
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Comment #47469829
His non-apology apology even follows a familiar pattern: I wrote it myself but just used AI for some help, and it inserted false quotes! Bad tech! But I have now learned my lesson!…
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Comment #47467345
No, it's worse than that. The city council very much implemented an anti-car (harassment) policy, to the point that car owners felt hounded by their own council's policies. It seri…
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Comment #47467048
So this looks like a spite fork intended to make a point, not likely to become a widely used fork of systemd. However, 1) he is right, and 2) systemd's recent full-throated embrace…
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Comment #47447149
Exactly. Even if all it ends up amounting to is the stuff in the last paragraph of the summary, that would be huge. The EU has a long history of doing things like this -- forcing t…