Piracy = Piracy. Stop doing mental gymnastics to justify stealing. If you rip a movie and put it up on the internet, it's not preservation, it's piracy.

Patently false, just look as far as Netflix taking down exclusive shows and movies from their catalog. You would literally not be able to watch them anymore if not for folks putting them up online.

Even if you disagree with copyright infringement, it's not the same as stealing.

FYI WiFi leaks the same metadata, so turn that off too if you disable BT.

Everyone prefers voting.. But to be able to vote, a vote must be happening. Protests are sometimes the only way to make a vote happen in the first place.

They are also a good communication tool for the world to see what the people are struggling with.

Similar? Very different. The HKmap.live app was build and marketed directly for the protests. It tracked social media and geolocated where the police and protests were happening, etc. This is a big distinction.

Is this true? My understanding was that Twitter was not really moderated, because of Dorsey?

Terrible. You cannot 'ls' if ls is not the right answer. Completely useless.

That's not true. You can absolutely use ls and other commands to poke around before creating the winning command.

They can. They don't want to though.

How does Kagi know what is AI stuff? I don't see how they can 'just turn it off'

By "turn it off" I mostly mean that Kagi have their own AI driven tools available, but a toggle in your user settings disables it completely.

ie it's not forced down your throat, nor mysteriously/accidentally/etc turned back on occasionally

It's driven by community ratings.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45919067

so it is like humans vs robots started? robots ask humans questions to verify they are not robots. humans mark content as robot-generated to filter it out.

My first instinct is that users abuse it like they do any other report/downvote mechanism. They see something they just don't plain like, they report it as AI slop.

It will also let the LLM process even more tokens, thus decreasing it's accuracy

Because it's stateless it's not pointless? Good codebases don't change fast. Stuff gets added but for the most stuff, they shouldn't change.

A well-documented codebase lets both developers and agentic models locate relevant code easily. If you treat the model like a teammate, extra docs for LLMs are unnecessary. IMHO. In frontend work, code moves quickly.