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by 152334H 2mo ago
lots of things happening in this post 1st: the presumption that AI generated text is actually unsuccessful, rather than proliferating broadly unchallenged today 2nd: the disposition that negative attitudes towards AI text are unjustified di
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by 152334H 2mo ago
Most parsimonious explanation IMV: site staff can't see most AI slop. Reasons unimportant, but moderation systems are guaranteed to break down when the moderators themselves have poor classification ability. A simple beneficial step th
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by 152334H 3mo ago
what's the novelty? mixing healthcare together with a spa is an idea older than Christ. USCT is decades old. Their butterfly chips might be cool, but it's not like the article says anything about that. There's only one other
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by 152334H 3mo ago
i wasn't even trying and i got flagged already...
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by 152334H 4mo ago
Yeah, and the author is obviously lying. Ever since mid-2025 it has been a winning move for AI users to categorically deny all allegations & reap the labor rewards of generated content.
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by 152334H 4mo ago
> For the kinds of software I’m talking about, you want the prompts more than you want the source code. Please do not do this. Per OurWorldInData, >50% of the world lives below $10/day in 2026. A $200/mth AI subscription cos
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by 152334H 5mo ago
why does this even occur? if it's merely compute limitations, why not just 429 some requests?
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by 152334H 5mo ago
Thank you
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by 152334H 5mo ago
homely and relatable, but why promoted on HN? How many here have read Burmese Days, had the bookworm's childhood, and are imbued with that sense of political worldliness?
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by 152334H 5mo ago
if it does so happen that the crash originates from a browser exploit, you should expect to be more at risk due to the absence of a crash on an older version, not less
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by 152334H 5mo ago
The article's frame is concerning, but is it right to attribute the arrest to zero-click spyware? How is the process of the police's discovery known?
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by 152334H 6mo ago
"NPU" seems to refer to trainium only?
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by 152334H 6mo ago
Best to treat it with some emotional distance. It's not like the optimization process feels it. Whether be it human dullards, scripted botfarms, or even maleficence -- none of them experience shame. If they do see it at all, it would b
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by 152334H 6mo ago
Doubtful commentary misses the obvious: that, had Calif been slightly more responsible in their harness design -- and in particular, their definition of what constitutes a real bug -- it'd be rather unsurprising if Claude correctly dug
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by 152334H 6mo ago
Maybe it's not so sensible to offload the responsibility of clear thinking to AI companies? How is a chatbot supposed to determine when a user fools even themselves about what they have experienced? What 'tough love' can be g
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by 152334H 6mo ago
flagged for aigc
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by 152334H 6mo ago
the invisible hand of the market strangles its strongest adherents The desire for something "new", for a Mildly Ethical product, killed off the most obvious path to success - to actually just make TikTok+AIGC, or in the present, D
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by 152334H 6mo ago
“What’s up Outragers, just dialing in from my NBA team’s headquarters to yell at the people whose careers I’ve just pummeled,” Unterwurzacher wrote. Atlassian fired her a few days later, saying she had “engaged in acrimonious communica
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by 152334H 6mo ago
Nobody mentioning how this project is vibecoded slop? > The code is really bad with completely uneeded parts. The LLM (Qwen 2.5 7B) has hardcoded the i9 14700KF topology, and has variables related to it never used... It's even f
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by 152334H 6mo ago
It's AI-assisted content, but has good reference links.
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by 152334H 6mo ago
> Apr 21, 2025 why is this posted now?
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by 152334H 6mo ago
Here's the author's description of their work: ## Methodology and Tools This investigation was conducted by a human researcher who directed all research decisions, selected sources, evaluated findings, and wrote the public-
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by 152334H 6mo ago
is there a reason, other than general faith in humanity, to assume those '1573 sessions' are real? I do not see any link or source for the data. I assume it is to remain closed, if it exists.
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by 152334H 6mo ago
Never occurred to me to try that, because I assumed I would get banned for doing it, until today.
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by 152334H 6mo ago
Looks like gradual disempowerment is already happening - the minority of humans who are capable of spotting AI content are losing the struggle for attention on all major social networks
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by 152334H 6mo ago
but there is no trained 100b param model? "can run a 100B BitNet" is about the inference implementation, not about the existence of any such model
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by 152334H 6mo ago
The article was so stunningly sanewashed & level-headed, I struggled to identify what in it may cause disagreement, or otherwise justify the label of 'opinionated'. But the comments have proven me wrong.
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by 152334H 6mo ago
People care, when they can tell. Popular content is popular because it is above the threshold for average detection. In a better world, platforms would empower defenders, by granting skilled human noticers flagging priority, and by adopting
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by 152334H 6mo ago
> I understand that many of you find alone-ness to be natural, and even required. Anyone who identifies as a 'loner', 'introverted', etc. is method acting. The label only matters if there are people to convey it to. R
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by 152334H 6mo ago
Impressive work. Few understand the absurd complexity implied by a browser pwn problem. Even the 'gruntwork' of promoting the most conveniently contrived UAF to wasm shellcode would take me days to work through manually. The AI Cy

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