budsniffer952

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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
> I still find it hilarious that AI is so bad you need something to sit in front of it to pick models for you. And that's a normal, accepted thing My lord. Of all the terrible, uniformed takes the HN posters are spewing, this is t
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
Sounds like you don't know what cashflow, profit, revenue and investment are. Why on earth do data centres need to be built from cashflow???
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
You think Elon Musk fans were reading the financials??? The financials were always bad. Everyone with half a brain avoided the IPO. Did you?
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
Of course they do. The HN braintrust is mostly financially illiterate and sees conspiracies and fraud everywhere. This is the biggest capital buildout on history. Saying money will be wasted is not insightful, it's obvious.
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
Yes, it happens all the time. Similarly it will say, "I'm not sure, let me look into this before I answer" then come back with "here's what I found".
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
Look at the responses in this thread and others, arguing with these people is futile. I now read the absolute dumbest shit on HackerNews when it comes to AI. "It can't write code! It's always wrong!" And no one ever de
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
Chatbots say "no" or "I don't know" all the time, so once again I feel like the anti-AI crew don't actually use it.
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
Their best models are getting more and more expensive, and still aren't SOTA. It's almost like there's an actual cost to developing these models, and the Chinese don't have magic dirt that allows them to do it at a fract
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
Losing the reserve currency doesn't happen in a vacuum. It happened to the British and Dutch because their empires were dismantled. So, yeah, it could happen to the US, slowly, over time (it already is). But nobody wakes up tomorrow an
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
If your company has bad engineers cranking out 10,000 line PRs your engineering culture and product was already bad, I guarantee it.
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
How many people actually care about phone tech anymore? Like, of course there are subcultures that love this stuff, and I'm not criticizing that. And these folding phones are neat tech. But at some point phones for the 99% got "go
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
So edit it?
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
Bro, you aren't Shakespeare. I read the crap people write here every day. And guess what? It doesn't bother me.
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
The right thinks everyone in government is inherently evil, and the left thinks everyone in management or above is inherently evil. Lots of evil out there, apparently.
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
And blames it on "AI usage".
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
Is blockchain really your analogy here? Something that is also new? You are proving my point. You say it's "not new", but then don't seem to have any gauge of technological history. How long before the internet was monet
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
It's completely invalid. Small dose melatonin is all over Amazon and iHerb.
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
That's not a "rumour", it's conspiracy theory. Because everything is a conspiracy theory now. No, the dosage is not patented. It doesn't even make sense. How would it work? "Oh, 0.5mg is patented, so let's
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
I love that people have developed a "sleep stack" without ever even knowing if what they take is improving the effects of sleep.
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
You don't always need to extend or adapt. Not every piece of software is a business. Most often it's a tool to achieve something else. Besides, this all revolves around the, I believe false, premise that humans write code better t
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
...Whether you are an LLM or human. And, on average, LLMs write better code than humans. Not you, of course. You write exceptional code with zero errors that never needs rework. I'm talking about the rest of us.
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
So we are not building solar and wind anywhere, any more? I know this place has become a political cesspool like reddit, but I implore you to think a little beyond "Trump bad".
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
Then why are the major American labs in "deep trouble"? They can also continue to be subsidized and release the weights if they want to, if that's what you think it takes for survival. Seems like a low bar. The point is it ta
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
"isn't the old version good enough ?" You can say this about literally every product we buy. And yet...
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
One random says they are using DeepSeek and you proclaim it's all over for the top AI labs. Brilliant. First of all, no one knows the "true cost" of any of this, yet, but we know it's expensive. To what extent are the Ch
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
What's insane is that one person will cite something this in one place, but the rest of the people in the thread say "why aren't we building wind and solar????" We are building lots. Of everything.
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
Not shocked to see here that people believe "manually writing code" is the way to build brain power. How about moving up the stack?
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
Okay.
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by budsniffer952 1mo ago
Pseudo-intellectual drivel. The OP is calling Karpathy out for producing slop, all because he loves playing with AI. Karpathy has done more for the industry than 10 of the OPs combined. Get a life.
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by budsniffer952 2mo ago
Sometimes I wonder if some folks have even used AI. Maybe this is your chance: AI will easily take you down a rabbit hole of financial advice beyond your ability to understand it, including up to date research. Far beyond what 99% of peop

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