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Comment #49239662
Exactly. It’s no surprise that people just blindly hit accept on permission prompts after the 80th time Claude code asks if it’s allowed to read-only parse a csv.
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Comment #49239643
Another heaping portion of words from a company that has Fable flag a “safety issue” and refuse to answer if you innocuously request something readily answered by a high school che…
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Comment #49237710
This must be similar to what seemingly every documentary on Netflix uses in all their editing when showing any sort of footage taken more than 5 years ago. Some show will be showin…
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Comment #49190781
Let’s not forget the fact that despite their new market cap and being the beneficiary of having a near monopoly on making incredibly complex pickaxes during a gold rush… Nvidia is …
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Comment #49157376
Fun activity: install glasswire on windows for a day or 2, set it to prompt you before any connection is allowed, and watch as about 500 different windows components attempt connec…
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Comment #49077345
how’s your mandarin?
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Comment #49076512
“By virtue of being the good people everything we do is good, and if it happens to be in our best personal and financial interest then that is good too because it enables us to do …
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Comment #49064282
You’ll often find that problems aren’t solved by the people who would find themselves out of work if they solved them.
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Comment #49048620
I still can’t believe that an advertising company was able to effectively neuter ad/content blocking for 80% of the world under the guise of wholly invented safety issues.
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Comment #49040031
That went live about a decade ago. Heck, a lot of the people who built it and maintain it are here on HN, each getting paid so well and contributing only so little that if they can…
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Comment #49027322
I have this idea of turning a LLM into a Minecraft world, even if just a massive cube where blocks represent weights or groups of weights. You can chat with the LLM while simultane…
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Comment #49020275
It’s July, you won’t get a response from any European for at least another month
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Comment #48920506
Perhaps the feedback boxes they put in every app should actually be read. That’s a them problem.
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Comment #48853709
It refused to give me plant care instructions for an ornamental sold at my local Home Depot because it decided it was highly invasive and dangerous to grow in my region. (It’s not)…
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Comment #48840043
If you think the USA is more right than the rest of the world, then your concept of the rest of the world must be limited to the western half of the EU and Reddit.
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Comment #48827071
That’s the point. For every legitimate though ultimately unimportant use case like yours there are a thousand others who would scrape the results 86,400 times a day to either try t…
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Comment #48810168
“want to do bad behavior if their training environment rewards them for it, but they appear to not want to think about themselves as bad. As a result, they find ways to rationalize…
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Comment #48757540
I think the most fun part with Google is that if some wayward algorithm decides it doesn’t like you, along with nuking your app and developer account it will probably nuke your 20 …
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Comment #48756605
The beginning of the end for Reddit was when they started changing the rules specifically to target certain subreddits. When the mods and users dutifully complied with new rules, t…
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Comment #48756483
phpbb was a nightmare to keep patched (even without any plugins/customization) and free of spam accounts back when forums were in their heyday and spamming wasn’t even that lucrati…
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Comment #48755701
I can’t wait for the UK to start making citizens pay for a loicence to access the computational clever cogs contraptions.
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Comment #48744774
I wonder if he knows John Lee Pettimore? Grandaddy ran whisky in a big black dodge…
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Comment #48689440
Those taking issue with the clear deference to the current U.S. administration would seemingly prefer it be the exact same degree of preemptive compliance and collaboration, just d…
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Comment #48668874
Behold the mindset of an individual from a low-trust society. “x is stupid because y was smart and did z shady/illegal things at their expense, if x was smart they wouldn’t be susc…