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by c0redump 1y ago
> Iran funding ISIS I’ll never understand the mentality of people who confidently yap about things that they don’t even have a basic understanding of. Iran didn’t fund ISIS, they are the ones who defeated it. ISIS was trying to destroy A
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by c0redump 1y ago
So basically the DNI says things that you disagree with, and therefore is illegitimate.
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by c0redump 1y ago
Because they are threats to Israel.
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by c0redump 1y ago
I liked the article and think it contains some good insights, but there are a few things that left a bad taste in my mouth, and prevented me from fully connecting with the argument being made. First, there are some platitudes or outright st
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by c0redump 1y ago
You are correct. The fact that so many people are saying “lol just train it on text about the game bro” reveals how little people understand how these models work, how they are trained, etc.
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by c0redump 1y ago
How much text about the game world do you have? Does this amount compare favorably to the volume of text required to train an LLM? Answer those two questions and you will realize why your idea doesn’t work.
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by c0redump 1y ago
Except that robotics technology is completely different from LLMs? Comments of this flavor are such a tell that the commenter has absolutely no idea what they’re talking about.
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by c0redump 1y ago
Certain suburbs of Seattle (Redmond, bothell) are pretty much entirely Indian
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by c0redump 1y ago
This was true up until pretty recently. CS has come to be seen as a “prestigious” degree, and SWE as a “prestigious” career. Lots of kids who, 10 years ago, would have studied law, medicine, finance, or hard sciences, are studying CS. At my
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by c0redump 1y ago
I mostly agree with you, but i think there’s something you got wrong. The democrat establishment didn’t abdicate their pro-labor position for reasons of racial equity- this was only ever a cover story. The real reason is that they are total
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by c0redump 1y ago
Same as it ever was. The rich and well-connected hoard resources among members of their clique. Then they have the nerve to strut around talking about what visionary geniuses they are to achieve this level of “success”.
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by c0redump 1y ago
There isn’t any
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by c0redump 1y ago
Surprised that I had to scroll this far down to find this comment. I didn’t know anything about the authors upbringing, but just from reading the speech, I had a strong feeling that it was something like this. The reality is that the people
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by c0redump 1y ago
You’re right, but you’ve only got half the truth. Bay Area devs are overpaid and European devs are underpaid.
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by c0redump 1y ago
Clean MDMA is increasingly hard to come by. If you have a good plug, consider yourself lucky. But in the year of our lord 2025, almost all crystalline or powder recreational compounds have been stepped on to an absurd degree.
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by c0redump 1y ago
The evangelical angle certainly applies to a subset of the republicans, but not all of them. The difficult and uncomfortable truth is that ardent supporters of Israel wield immense power and influence, and they are able to significantly dam
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by c0redump 1y ago
It’s not. > For my friends, anything. For my enemies, the law. - Oscar Benavidez, Peruvian dictator
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by c0redump 1y ago
Unionization is not possible while there are hundreds of millions of eager scab workers in other countries.
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by c0redump 1y ago
A controversial take for sure, but I can’t say I disagree. The new batch of AI tools is awesome, but this rush of capex that we’ve seen is just insane and is going to lead to a lot of blood being spilled, metaphorically speaking.
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by c0redump 1y ago
> What am I supposed to do? Keep standards high and fail them all? That’s not an option for untenured faculty who would like to keep their jobs. I’m a tenured full professor. I could probably get away with that for a while, but sooner or
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by c0redump 1y ago
Don’t bother trying to convince him. He’s relishing in the brutality against people he hates. He might try to intellectualize it (in the spirit of HN), but it’s coming from a place of pure emotion. Namely, anger, bitterness, resentment, ins
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by c0redump 1y ago
This is an astoundingly bad take. Knowledge workers don’t passively gain money by holding a productive asset - they WORK. It’s in the name. The fact that you do not understand anything besides physical work as work is perplexing and, honest
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by c0redump 1y ago
Just stop talking. You don’t know anything about anything. Loser.
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by c0redump 1y ago
The person you’re talking to is simply lying. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43449975
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by c0redump 1y ago
Yikes. Can/should this guy be banned from commenting? People like him substantially degrade the quality of the conversation.
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by c0redump 1y ago
How ironic. I have literally made my career and fortune building the very systems that you’re yapping about. Edit: see the other comment where you are called out for the lying fake that you are. How delightfully pathetic of you.
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by c0redump 1y ago
> no worse than things we’ve seen in Java space My memory fails me - I can’t recall a vulnerability in the JVM ecosystem that allows an attacker to circumvent auth entirely with such trivial ease. Can you name an example?
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by c0redump 1y ago
Is it already the part of the hype cycle where we just make shit up?
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by c0redump 1y ago
Or it just leads to 3x more stuff being made. This conclusion isn’t nearly as trivial as you’re making it out to be.
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by c0redump 1y ago
> no solid evidence IMO you don’t need any. The correctness of your conclusion is self-evident. Proof by common sense, QED.

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