Why does it need to be on the web? Maybe I've missed something, can I run this locally?
Readit Newsbrutal_chaos_ commented on Show HN: I built a system for active note-taking in regular meetings like 1-1s withdocket.com... · Posted by u/davnicwil
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brutal_chaos_ commented on ICC ditches Microsoft 365 for openDesk binnenlandsbestuur.nl/dig... · Posted by u/vincvinc
It's missing from the list of their products though :(
See the Socument Management section from the link you provided
> Create, edit and share documents, spreadsheets and presentations with full support for all major file formats.
brutal_chaos_ commented on ICC ditches Microsoft 365 for openDesk binnenlandsbestuur.nl/dig... · Posted by u/vincvinc
It's missing from the list of their products though :(
Take a look at the Document Management section on that page
> Create, edit and share documents, spreadsheets and presentations with full support for all major file formats.
Having experienced AI at $job and having tried to make vibecodong a thing, run when you see it. Yes, that means good enough AI gets through, what's the harm in that if it works as you need it to?
brutal_chaos_ commented on After 50 years, The Magic Circle finally inducts Penn and Teller nytimes.com/2025/09/19/ar... · Posted by u/wbl
>I went on a binge a year or so ago
I did the same a few years ago and it was one of the few series that kept me hooked, trying to figure out how the contestants try to fool Penn and Teller. I'll need to revisit for some newer episodes that I may have missed..
A bit off topic but no one else brought up Penn's great acting as Hal the system admin in Hackers (1995), a classic movie that everyone should be familiar with (and if not, worth checking out!).
I think we gotta hacker
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2OYNMO_mNw (first 20-30sec)
You could have been a legit viewer... clicking to skip over segments of the video, presumably trying to find where you left off last time, or for some scene you remember, or the climax of the video... whatever.
Youtube does try to throttle the data speeds, when that first happened, youtube-dl stopped being useful and everyone upgraded their python versions and started using yt-dlp instead.
If you click to skip over, even clicking every minute, you're still not grabbing the whole thing, right? Whereas downloading is grabbing every second.
brutal_chaos_ commented on Detecting and countering misuse of AI anthropic.com/news/detect... · Posted by u/indigodaddy
But along the same argument you may claim ownership, but it means nothing wrt copyright.
So you cannot stop them from using the code AI generated for you, based on copyright claims.
Wouldn't that mean everyone owns it then (wrt copyright)? Not just the generator and Anthropic?
brutal_chaos_ commented on Detecting and countering misuse of AI anthropic.com/news/detect... · Posted by u/indigodaddy
I'll cancel my $100 / month Claude account the moment they decide to "approve my code"
Already got close to cancel when they recently updated their TOS to say that for "consumers" they deserve the right to own the output I paid for - if they deem the output not having been used "the correct way" !
This adds substantial risk to any startup.
Obviously...for "commercial" customers that do not apply - at 5x the cost...
https://www.copyright.gov/ai/
In the US, at least, the works generated by "AI" are not copyrightable. So for my layman's understanding, they may claim ownership, but it means nothing wrt copyright.
(though patents, trademarks are another story that I am unfamiliar with)
> Repricing, though, isn’t as easy as changing a tag—in part because suppliers and big-box stores are engaged in an epic tussle over who will pay what.
> Retailers, including Lowe’s and Home Depot, buy Thompson Traders’ wares and set the retail price themselves. And they have been reluctant to pay Thompson Traders more.
It seems like this sort of scenario would benefit from some kind of risk protection, like insurance, or a futures market
So more middlemen to make the cunsumer pay even more, joy.