This is a great illustration that nothing you ever do will be good enough without people whining.

Excuse me for pointing out that yet another LLM tech demo is presented to our attention.

Meta did this and got caught. It's one search away. Did you make chatgpt write all that gibberish?

You’re talking about something else.

The GP comment was suggesting that when you use these tools they’re vacuuming up your IP while you use them. It’s the “Trojan horse” conspiracy theory of LLM coding tools that comes up in every thread.

We need a "come on" clause for these absurd headlines. Come on.

Do citizen Venezuelans want gang members here just because they share the same homeland?

Companies need to be reminded that their operation is subject to our own ToS, the law, and it supercedes theirs. We can change it at any time and the sycophants defending any legal behavior aren't winning any favors. The behavior you see on HN playing defense for violations of privacy is disgusting, but I'm glad it's out in the open for everyone to see how far they'll go.

They exist because they've embedded themselves in the process and are hard to get rid of. If you want to buy a specific house it's already set up for you to find a realtor and the homeowner has already agreed to pay them a fat stack of cash. I needed a realtor to send an email, he dragged his feet then went on vacation, and I ended up overpaying to beat offers that showed up later. Rent seekers.

I can't stand these one like twitter-style bitchposts. It already starts off obnoxious and sarcastic, and for what, defending Rockstar from the evils of Dreamcast homebrew?

Comments like yours are why ycombinator has a horrible reputation. It's a worthless dismissive truism to shut down a legitimate complaint from a creator who is being screwed around by bad laws and bad applications of bad laws. Yes, we know we don't have rights, that's why we're complaining.

Are we trying out car analogies? How about instead of backup cameras, which are consistent and provide extra information, you have a camera that randomly guesses things around your car? Sometimes it's right, sometimes it's wildly wrong, but mostly it doesn't affect your driving speed.

>backup cameras, which are consistent and provide extra information

in order to be extra information for me, the backup camera display screen would need to be in the back seat of the car, where I'm looking while I back up

My car has blind-spot warnings. They do go off when I'm not changing lines or nothing is there. However, it has probably saved me at least once and is therefore totally worth it.