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> Bitcoin is a technology that will benefit mankind if it reaches global adoption

Citation needed.


Thats my point bro

> The real threat is not security but bad actors copying your code and calling it theirs.

How has this changed?


Bad actors can rewrite it with AI and claim ownership of the result.

> A smart music setlist manager that downloads chord charts, creates spotify playlists, and automatically drafts emails with attachments and practice schedules

This sounds useful!


I know there's no such thing as a unique name anymore, but https://helm.sh/ is rather popular.

> It's surprising to me how much LLM "personality" seems to matter to people, more than actual capability. > I do turn to Anthropic for ideation and non-tech things. But I find little reason to use it over codex for engineering tasks. Sometimes for planning, but even there, 5.4 is more critical of my questionable ideas, and will often come up with simpler ways to do things (especially when prompted), which I appreciate.

Aren't you saying here that the LLM personality matters to you, too? Being critical of you is a personality attribute, not a capabilities one.


Not necessarily. Criticism is the analysis, evaluation, or judgment of the qualities of something. This is a matter of intellectual act. However, you could say that being habitually critical can be partly a result of "personality" or temperament.

(Of course, strictly speaking, LLMs have neither temperament, "personality", nor intellect, but we understand these terms are used in an analogical or figurative fashion.)


I'm sorry, your takeaway from that film was that Sean Penn was the good guy?


This is a pretty obvious misinterpretation. Protagonist bad ≠ antagonist good. This isn't even the law of the excluded middle because there was only ever a statistical relationship between the morality of narrative opponents.


There's a stark difference between being Extremely Online and sticking your head in the sand. The US is not fine. The US is waging an illegal war of aggression abroad, committing war crimes and threatening more. The US has invaded its own cities, mine included, with untrained goons who have shot and killed multiple US citizens.

If you're not aware of what's happening, how will that impact your political views? Your spending? Your habits? Your vote?

Edit - A few more:

- The war in Iran is triggering an energy and economic crisis globally. Fuel prices are skyrocketing globally as a result, with some countries mandating that people cannot work (thus, cannot get paid) more than a few days a week to preserve fuel. This is pushing up prices on groceries, materials and other goods that will disproportionately impact the global poor. Many will not be able to survive.

- The US has been intentionally and illegally embargoing oil and gas shipments to Cuba plunging the country into blackouts and instability, also against international law. People can't work, or cook, or refrigerate food, or turn on their lights.

You sure we're fine?

Edit 2: Downvotes already! Amazing. Good to see the right wing slant in Silicon Valley is alive and well. Looking forward to the day the market crashes and all of your RSUs and stock holdings are worth fuck all. You can't eat stocks, but you can eat the rich.


Do you use Uber, Lyft, or Doordash?

What about airlines? https://fortune.com/2025/07/16/delta-moves-toward-eliminatin...

What about Staples or Home Depot? https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424127887323777204578189...


How can you compete when the algorithms are custom, individualized, and private? How would you even know that you should?


Not competition, but more like an opportunity for a startup to build a solution that fits in the new gap. A marketplace for people to sell their discounts.


They do, you can just type /cost


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