cookiemonsieur

Exactly, for me it's just a glorified stack overflow.

> There was a shocking slip of quality in the last 2 years at all of these.

The timeline seems to be coinciding with a certain event that happened in 2023

> I find the quality and mostly left wing bias in the current state unacceptable

Except when it comes to current geopolitics that is, now we're talking delusionally right wing bias. wink wink

> The UK may not be perfect but no one’s going to complain if you compare the Prime Minister or the King to a cartoon bear.

But if you compare Zionism to another eerily similar 20th century europe ism, a lot of people will, indeed, complain.

> We have people from every political spectrum here and they don't get banned, how can it be an echo chamber?

I mean sure, they may not get banned, but start voicing an opinion that it even moderately against the status quo and you get downvoted to oblivion.

It's not US vs China. It increasingly looks like China VS a conglomerate of multi national companies with foreign born billionaire CEOs whose HQs happen to be located in the USA.

> Why don't you ask (it about) the kids at timn square, was fashion the reason, why were they there?

Western models have been proven to be heavily censored, under the guise of fighting antisemitism for example.

> I must be missing something about North Korea.

Other than, irrational, comical western propaganda, not much no.

> He stood on the shoulders of Persian, Greek, Indian, and Chinese precursors, while Renaissance inventors, in turn, stood on his.

This is the first time in my life where a western outlet doesn't try and obfuscate the fact that many of the "discoveries" made by europeans in the the renaissance period have taken inspiration from the close to 800 years of Islamic scientific research (who themselves never failed to credit their predecessors).

Typically, when you study the history of science in the west, it starts at ancient greece (who have no contemporaries) then there's a massive blackout of 800 years and poof ! The "light" is magically turned on.

Fair play to the author for not being biased.

they should've called it "shut it down". To go along with the meme.

If you put the feature behind a paywall, technically you can track requests using the payment card ?

In that case, what would be the added benefit of using an government issued ID ? really curious.

I like the concept of "refactoring" one's life.

That's probably because anything of relevance or incriminating has been redacted.

Which defeats the entire purpose of releasing the files in the first place.

It was probably done to appease orange man's voters. Another empty gesture, like "renaming the gulf of mexico to gulf of america"

Exactly, you don't just exit for $32B. There's definitely more to the story, which feels "manufactured" for lack of better words.

> How do I know the LLM isn't lying to me?

How do you know the media isn't lying to you ? It's happened many times before (think pre-war propaganda)

> Well, but that API Gateway x Lambda x DynamoDB combo will not answer support E-mails, will it?

How does that factor into the $40/month price point ?

> I run a B2B SaaS. Support costs is what eats you alive: in case of a complex B2B app anything below $40/month is unsustainable

I agree to an extent. But it largely depends on the complexity of your offering. If all you do is expose flat data through an API, you can maybe get away with an API Gateway x Lambda x DynamoDB combo, which would cost virtually nothing as the free tier is very generous.

Just my 2c.

can the economy even be predicted ? Was it ever done to any successful degree in the past ? And if so, to what end ?

I like the idea conceptually, but it doesn't seem to be good enough to halt economic disasters (or correction as we like to call them nowadays).

interesting take, what made it a perfect product in your opinion ? as opposed to linkedin / OP's product

> Enforcing Defamation laws is censhorship

This is up to the regime's definition of "defamation".

> You can use LLMs to search for events that happened

Depends on the "events" that have happened and the questions you ask. I'll leave it at that.

> The broader narrative is one of increasing prosperity, GDP output and stock market profitability all over, yet the middle class struggles more and more to find every morsel to feed their hunger.

This can only mean one of two things: Either the narrative is wrong, or the narrative is a well concocted lie.

> In my country, the average voter wants their trash hauled away, but don't want any dumps or incinerators built. They want responsive public services, but they don't want tax increases, cuts to other services, or a deficit. They want good care for the elderly,

Many "undemocratic" nations have functioning public services, clean streets, low to virtually no-crime and good universities.

> but they don't want to spend more on care workers, or to give the jobs to poorly paid immigrants.

In a capitalist economy part of a global marketplace, you are not "owed" jobs.

A Lil Jon reference on a HN thread about Bluesky was most definitely not on my 2025 bingo card. But I'll take it.

The current state of the aforementioned countries would prove otherwise, I'm afraid.

> Thankfully there are alternative currencies that can be used for that nowadays.

Iraq and Libya have tried, and look what's happened to them ...

The main reason countries are using the USD as the reserve currency is because if they don't, the "Free World TM" will bomb them back to the stone age.

Bingo ! Anything considered too politically sensitive in the west (you know what I'm talking about) can easily be researched on Yandex.

Wanna find dirt about the west ? Use Yandex. Wanna find dirt about the kremlin ? Use Google/Bing/Whatever.

I certainly will, thanks for the plug.

first you have to define what is propaganda.

MIGA more like

They certainly have no problem sending billions of tax payer money and sign missiles to m*rder children.

I think the point here is to prime the public for this discriminatory use of AI. Today it's "bad hamas", tomorrow it can be whatever the current government deems "bad". And by then, it'll be too late.