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Or you could just google the syntax to accomplish the same task faster and with fewer resources.

So many security breaches involve the internet in some way. Maybe we should just turn it off.

You never know, the ciphertext might have contained a solution to that issue.

"Show HN: I asked [name of LLM tool] to generate the most generic Show HW entry"

Isn't it just the default slopcoded website design?

Linux is a great FOSS alternative.

> What do you hope to accomplish by shamelessly lying?

YC funding.

> so are you not at least afraid of the lawsuits?

That will happen after the founders "successfully exited" so why would they care.

I didn't read the article, but the AI illustrations were off-putting enough to close the tab.

Might be worse because it takes time between designing the silicon and having the first usable chips. So they're outdated the moment they hit the market or even before that.

I mean are there even any reasons to buy a new phone?

If I compare the Pixel 6 Pro I'm using at the moment to current models, they are functionally identical. The only reason to upgrade might be getting a fresh battery and access to firmware updates.

Otherwise I'd be happy to continue using it for the next 10 years.

Maybe by being something different than the regular slop on the HN front page. And just being a high quality article in general.

Or

4. Do a "successful exit" and let some other fool figure out how to make the company profitable.

Crazy that you're giving that advice away for free. You should be selling a course instead.

Or even better, a world where billionaires aren't able to exist.

There needs to be a wealth maximum, afterwards you just get taxed 100%.

> That insurance isn't free, so paid for by member dues?

Yes, obviously. That's how every insurance works.

Are you not allowed to leave the US?

Ordering ISPs to DNS block temu would probably be easier and effective enough.

Or maybe getting google and apple to make the app not available in the EU.

Thanks. My first thought was "independent from what?". I'm a last.fm user since 2006 but never noticed any ownership changes.

In the near future our AI assistants will try to scam each other.

Should be a single click just like with all the other permission based stuff.

The ones where you have insider information.

> it's clearly a graphics-processing focused card.

Yes, that's what the G in GPU stands for. It's great to see that there are still manufacturers that understand this.

I just turned off my ad blocker to see how bad it is. Because with it turned on I didn't see any popups.

They have Google ads on their site promoting a paid ad free version of their site? WTF? Why would you pay google to put ads for on your site for your own service?

Nice to see innovation in the EV market.

Meanwhile legacy EV maker Tesla continues doing nothing other than silly toy projects. (Or rather hyping up silly toy projects and actually doing nothing at all)

Ignoring the real benefits of security updates to prevent the unlikely event of supply chain attacks sounds like a weird tradeoff.

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How about swap on pingfs so you aren't relying on some cloud provider?

https://github.com/yarrick/pingfs

> Your next phone will be heavier, bulkier, more expensive, and less reliable as a result of these regulations.

Huh, phones are getting heavier, bulkier and more expensive already with every new generation? There's no regulation needed for that. Also more fragile because everything is made of glass.

> If you really want to be able to self-swap your own battery, you can just buy an Android that has a replaceable battery.

Those don't really exist anymore.

> Do we need to regulate something that isn't a problem?

It is a problem and needs to be regulated.

> All regulation has downsides, is it worth paying this price here?

Of course the upsides of regulations are worth it. The downsides might cause slight inconvenience to the manufacturer, so that doesn't really matter.