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by anonymous_user9 8d ago
> even understand without putting some serious study into the subject. Then how can you possibly know that it's true?
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by anonymous_user9 15d ago
Fair enough on Zitron being wrong, but I think the opening argument about Meta, Google, and Microsoft misunderstands his point. Zitron is saying that the hyperscalers had no genuine growth opportunities, so they're using the AI bubble
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by anonymous_user9 28d ago
Maybe the difference in hardware (producing 2 racks vs. 500)
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by anonymous_user9 29d ago
Conspicuously missing: power consumption figures
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by anonymous_user9 1mo ago
What is it with AI people and plagiarism? Here they are stealing Blender's mascot as their brand. (Scroll down to "Everything real was designed first" and they even have the Suzanne model spinning behind the text.)
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by anonymous_user9 1mo ago
But that implies being a farm worker turns you into a sort of indentured servant
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by anonymous_user9 1mo ago
Oops, true. I regard Anthropic and OpenAI as essentially the same company. Neither of them seem capable of securing their infrastructure.
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by anonymous_user9 1mo ago
> we have a heuristic harness that Fable 5 uses to check the board for DFM issues So OpenAI gets a full copy of every customer board? I wish that was mentioned on the upload page.
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by anonymous_user9 2mo ago
I've been using one of these 1700K bulbs [1] for a few years, and it produces a pleasant light. They also have a 2400K model [2]. [1] https://store.waveformlighting.com/products/superwarm-1700k-... [2] https:&#x2
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by anonymous_user9 2mo ago
Yes things fail, but currently random bit flips are not considered a failure.
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by anonymous_user9 2mo ago
If you're going to "Show HN" you should show something. This just a hastily-extruded [1] landing page with no details. Also, using an agentic framework and writing code by hand "a lot of the time" does not count as
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by anonymous_user9 2mo ago
It's not illogical, because film behaves differently than CMOS/CCD image sensors. Film scanners can then digitize the film's nuances more very accurately, resulting in an digital image with better dynamic range etc.
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by anonymous_user9 2mo ago
For reference, that's 0.25% of Alphabet's revenue last year.
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by anonymous_user9 2mo ago
Genuine question to AI users upset by this: if you trust AI to generate your code, why don't you trust it to help you "deploy https://forgejo.org/ on cheap VPS make no mistakes"?
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by anonymous_user9 2mo ago
What is and isn't illegal is the very definition of political
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by anonymous_user9 3mo ago
This is slop, but perhaps the old-fashioned kind. > An 8085 processor that could handle 1×106 rads of radiation with only a 25% reduction in performance, and 3×106 rads with a 40% drop. Hmm, from where did they copy-paste this mangled s
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Chatbots vs. Ozone(blog.dshr.org)
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by anonymous_user9 3mo ago
> Was it against the law for them to ASK > Yes, it was an attempt to intimidate her You've answered your own question
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by anonymous_user9 3mo ago
> commercial printers will refuse to print anything that looks like counterfeit currency They will refuse to print images that contain the EURion constellation, a cluster of points with specific distances between them. ( https:/&#x2
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by anonymous_user9 3mo ago
Tectonic and erosion processes take place over millions of years, so they aren't an issue for waste that's only dangerous for tens of thousands of years.
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by anonymous_user9 3mo ago
> The DVA was correct, the sector math was correct, the dd command was correct. The right place, the wrong mental model. God the intensity is tiresome. Whether or not it's AI slop, it's also bad writing. Things can be fun or i
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by anonymous_user9 3mo ago
If they did, they'd be less valuable. Unlike real estate, those chips will be obsolete in a few years.
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by anonymous_user9 3mo ago
Besides other factors: If someone who tweets about individual nazi high command members does a nazi salute, they're doing it for the fuhrer. https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1882406209187409976
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by anonymous_user9 3mo ago
So how many years can Tesla lie about FSD before it becomes a crime? How much CSAM and revenge porn can X generate before it becomes a crime? How many bribes can he give the president before it becomes a crime? How much data can his lackeys
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by anonymous_user9 4mo ago
> I think if the bar is to consider it not a replacement for knowledge work as long as there is a human in the loop. That's where I put it personally, because of humans' limited amount of useful focus during a work day. Anythin
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by anonymous_user9 4mo ago
> There's no excuse for a terrorist organization, on either side of the border. I disagree; consider Jewish resistance fighters during the holocaust. Should they not have fought back any way they could? Terrorism can be excused when
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by anonymous_user9 4mo ago
As someone who's admittedly anti-AI, what knowledge work does it replace? It seems to me it supplements some knowledge work, while outsourcing actual intelligence to the human operator. IMO it seems like most AI intelligence is just
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by anonymous_user9 5mo ago
That doesn't matter as much when each passenger is happy to pay thousands of dollars for the privilege. 24 pax/hr * $1000/pax * 12 hr/day = $288,000/day in revenue
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by anonymous_user9 5mo ago
If anyone were to share a link, you'd doubtless say it isn't thorough enough. Can you give any thorough scientific evidence as to why we should consider this unprecedentedly fast change normal?
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by anonymous_user9 5mo ago
> Imagine being against the American Revolution because some innocent civilians will get killed? What was so great about the American revolution anyway? It's not like it gave any average people the right to vote, and it arguably pre

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