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ygritte

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    Comment #49219054

    I'm curious to see what the crossing of a newspaper network and a mercenary kill optimizer will produce. Is Palantir getting a propaganda arm extension?

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    Comment #47618009

    Accounts like that should be deleted.

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    Comment #47617730

    On https://news.ycombinator.com/active it's still on the front page.

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    Comment #47519047

    You're underestimating Microsoft. They're fully capable of fucking up without the help of AI. Although I heard it's really good at that.

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    Comment #45061114

    They are already forcing OpenAI to keep all logs. Go figure.

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    Comment #45061096

    However, MS do everything they can to make plugins not work in VSCodium. And the plugin marketplaces are separate now.

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    Comment #45060520

    This could change on a daily basis, and it's a valid concern anyway.

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    Comment #45023897

    So much for people preaching Android as an alternative to Apple's walled garden. Enshittification advances apace.

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    Comment #45023110

    No opposition. Just block the IP address.

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    Comment #45023103

    I do hope that Juno gets another extension. It's obviously worth it. Its mission is an impressive demonstration that no sooner do we take a closer look at something than we realize…

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    Comment #45011707

    So get ready to be legally bound to leave your front door unlocked because some people store stolen loot behind locked doors!

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    Comment #45010604

    Came here to say something similar. The sheer amount of IP addresses one has to block to keep malware and bots at bay is becoming unmanageable.

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    Comment #45010579

    Could this be abused to simulate something like SVN externals? I always found git submodules to be a very bad replacement for that.

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    Comment #44981514

    > Rick Astley Agreed. Do the kids even still know about him?

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    Comment #44981507

    Any platform that introduces hardware ray tracing for the first time will do so for the sake of emojis.

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    Comment #44981497

    I would love a mirror ball emoji, why can't we have nice things?

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    Comment #44960224

    What a wonderfully hacky project! Noob question: How were the diagrams created?

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    Comment #44959130

    A good space invader has to look badass and threatening. Extra points if it waves around its pincers in a grabbing motion.

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    Comment #44959102

    Too bad, I was hoping for an electron microscope photo or something.

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    Comment #44959077

    And, wouldn't you know it, it actually does not also apply equally to the alternative (humans).

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    Comment #44958863

    +1. Also, those systems made out of meat were the ones that discovered the strict mathematical models in the first place and the rules by which they work.

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    Comment #44958851

    I'm getting so tired of this dumb kind of non-argument. You can't defend LLMs on their own merits, so you try to make them look smarter by throwing shade on humans. That's a non se…

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    Comment #44950609

    Came here to say exactly this. The lost art of RTFM.