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bit1993
21d ago
I was always suspicious of GrapheneOS, thought it was too good to be true. But this makes me reconsider and want to install GrapheneOS.
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bit1993
4mo ago
If electronics become too expensive for consumers, wouldn't the demand for AI also go down because consumers cant access it?
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bit1993
4mo ago
Online communities win because of network effects, members get tied to their addresses and it becomes very difficult to migrate, new members always join the network because that is where everyone is already. Democracies don't necessary
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5mo ago
Ironic that both Shannon and Turing layed the foundation for both cryptography and AI. I think it boils down to information which is related to language and text.
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5mo ago
When the government actively decides the price of goods and services, it becomes more and more like communism. The government should instead uphold the free market and proactively prevent collusion and monopolies that threaten the free mark
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5mo ago
This is like responding to symptoms and not addressing the root cause. This is something that should be fixed by supply and demand, buyers should have a choice where to buy and sellers should have a choice how to price their products. These
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5mo ago
Anyone else think OpenAI and Anthropic should really be one company?
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5mo ago
That's not what I mean, even I can invent my own language that only I use, but if that language is not widely deployed and used by other people or LLM models, it's just a toy language.
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5mo ago
> I think the cutoff date is closing in on our current now. If models cannot easily become bigger, they will likely advertise using "up-to-date-ness". Maybe they will be merely a few days behind. Or bigger models will make use
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5mo ago
But you already knew how to code before LLM coding agents, juniors will jump straight into using agents without learning to code by hand, hence the premise of the article.
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5mo ago
Yes. Just like globalization created companies like TSMC, AI will do the same. Software engineers who don't rely on LLM code generators will have a moat because they can do it cheaply and sustainably. Another reason is that LLMs train
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5mo ago
If you agree that there is no absolute truth in complex problems, and that different parties can have different perspectives which are all true/correct from their point of view than this type of systems can be far more inefficient to m
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5mo ago
> It's too bad these services live forever as cash cows to subsidize crazy ideas and schemes. They should graduate to public utilities once the product stabilizes. In essence if you take capitalism to it's max you will eventual
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5mo ago
> If all the airlines (or whatever business) are doing something like this Then that would be the main issue and far worse then the algorithms, that's a monopoly or cartel and not a free market. Because in a competitive market price
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5mo ago
I don't buy this. Doesn't supply and demand fix this unless of course you are dealing with a monopoly and have no choice. Don't customers find the most affordable goods in the market place and aren't goods priced competi
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5mo ago
Thank you for the clarification.
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5mo ago
A decentralized protocol by definition should not be vulnerable to DDos attacks.
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5mo ago
Called this 9 months ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44559840 "AI slop is rapidly destroying the WWW, most of the content is becoming more and more low-quality and difficult to tell if its true or hallucinated
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5mo ago
It doesn't make any sense. Humans are non-fungible AI is not, they are just arbitrarily imposing such limitations, which can impact the workflows of businesses.
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5mo ago
"Make something investors want" is the name of the game now and the reason for the disconnect.
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5mo ago
You know Emacs still works.
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5mo ago
Bitcoin, BitTorrent never go down.
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6mo ago
One more reason for P2P decentralized tech.
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6mo ago
This exactly why I hate communism.
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6mo ago
You have to run the computation. Garry Kasporov is great at this. Its like what is the answer to 1 + 1, you can look it up in a table (memory) or you can understand the concept of addition and run the computation yourself to get the answer
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6mo ago
Memory helps but another way is just to play the best moves every turn based on the position.
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6mo ago
Good stuff, but I think the title should be Email address obfuscation. Thank you for sharing I guess, but spammers can now learn from this too (:
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6mo ago
Hash collision
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6mo ago
Is this how globalization ends?
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6mo ago
This https://www.whoisxmlapi.com/whois-database-download.php is a start, but there's new ones every second so you're going to need to update a lot.
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