Den_VR

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by Den_VR 3d ago
“We don’t know what’s going on” is essentially marketing. Sure we don’t _know_ but we have intuitions about why, where, and how to make certain changes…
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by Den_VR 5d ago
People still rail against Robots.txt crimes, to the point of self destructing all their own content.
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by Den_VR 7d ago
That’s the open for an actually amazing year.
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by Den_VR 8d ago
How many years of monopoly is enough? And why not ought works be explicitly registered for such protections?
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by Den_VR 8d ago
I can only imagine the troubleshooting and customer support experience. Yet another problem created by “ai” that’s probably only solvable with more “ai”
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by Den_VR 8d ago
How could that possibly happen to a hand-picked group of YC's enterprise-AI founders?!
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by Den_VR 9d ago
It should seem obvious they are seeking governmental intervention to limit “unaligned, or unsafe” alternatives.
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by Den_VR 13d ago
Models often write python scripts for counting such things…
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by Den_VR 13d ago
Pharmaceuticals already are…
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by Den_VR 15d ago
Only “Free as in free beer.”
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by Den_VR 15d ago
Search engines were good at this, before the Internet optimized for it. Once the the Internet optimizes for ai search, it too will go the same way
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by Den_VR 24d ago
> Lost all respect instantly. Just imagine there’s a cult that tells everyone that you and people like you are a mistake that should have been killed or “fixed” in the womb. I maintain respect for the author, they have a good attitude in
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by Den_VR 1mo ago
Imagine you are a team lead and you have 10 people that work for you, two of them do 80% of the work. When there is an event, you need to send one of those two so that you do not embarrass yourself and so that you can look good. Just imagin
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by Den_VR 1mo ago
Ah yes, the h1b box checker ads.
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by Den_VR 2mo ago
And later, different animals and insects will live there.
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by Den_VR 2mo ago
> the fastest space craft ever made was the Parker Solar probe (using a sling shot) clocking in at 692 000 km/h… After 44 days of acceleration. On a multi-millennia mission we’re talking a velocity likely 300x what the Parker Solar
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by Den_VR 2mo ago
At their original price points, a set of four were a great solution for my requirements in tokens/second/$.
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by Den_VR 3mo ago
AC is not banned in Germany, but it is unGerman to have one.
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by Den_VR 3mo ago
You can’t pay your rent? But then where will you live?
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by Den_VR 3mo ago
Movie tickets are now easily $25 a seat.
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by Den_VR 3mo ago
Easily a 8k rental.
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by Den_VR 3mo ago
I thought true token use was being hidden by anthropic and openai both
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by Den_VR 3mo ago
Tragic.
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by Den_VR 3mo ago
It’s a matter of perspective. Cheaper to borrow today than in the years 1969-2005…
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by Den_VR 3mo ago
Except there’s a large hardware barrier to entry, which for now seems effective. Related note. Cryptography has been subject to export controls for years and manufacturers bend into pretzels to meet the laws, regulations, and policies.
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by Den_VR 3mo ago
Incredible, but also scary if you think about what it may be lowering the barrier of entry to…
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by Den_VR 4mo ago
Could probably LoRA with that
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by Den_VR 4mo ago
> He asserted that any country with its own language that did not have a sovereign LLM trained in that language was at a disadvantage as a globally trained, English-speaking LLM would not know about that country’s history, news and cultu
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by Den_VR 4mo ago
I used to work with HVAC companies, and I noticed that many of their customers mistakenly believed they were purchasing air conditioners. They didn’t consider these devices, which they connected to the internet, as computers. Despite being
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by Den_VR 4mo ago
I’m feeling more a novice every day, but how isn’t this just handing over your code to team deepseek for whatever they might want

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