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fercircularbuf
7d ago
thank you for the laugh
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fercircularbuf
10d ago
Yeah, I pay for youtube so I don't have to watch ads, but then youtube creators at some point all decided to jump on the bandwagon of interleaving ads into their content. Many are kind enough to make it easy to jump ahead to when the a
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fercircularbuf
10d ago
That is the task they are constructed to perform, but that's just an output, not the inner workings of what's happening to arrive at that next token. You can give a human the same constrained task, but the output alone doesn'
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fercircularbuf
14d ago
I should clarify that when I wrote plausible I meant the societal aspects you touched on in your second point. As long as we are human, we will continue to experience our imperfection and continue to be prone to giving in to our base desire
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14d ago
Star Trek is a plausible future I'd like to live in. It depends entirely on education, cultural values, and ethics. It's a future worth striving for, real or not.
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15d ago
I share your enthusiasm for this. Creating a map of the most influential research across all the fields to identify the highest priority work, any work replicating that work or validating that work by building from it would be a good start.
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fercircularbuf
20d ago
You will most certainly not have food, health, or security in your scenario.
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fercircularbuf
20d ago
source for the first statistic?
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27d ago
Wow, this is humbling
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1mo ago
Can you elaborate? In the spirit of the rules of HN I'm trying to assume good faith and trying to conjure the strongest plausible interpretation of what you wrote, but I'm drawing a blank.
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1mo ago
Your response to them is understandable, but surely more communication, not less, is the way to go to fixing the root cause of this problem.
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1mo ago
It's ironic that your usage of "the kicker" invoked ai slop vibes even though I'm sure your post about ai slop was not itself ai slop.
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2mo ago
I love this. Thank you for sharing.
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3mo ago
My broader team organized a 2 day hackathon and created teams of 4 each with a mix of engineers, designers, data scientists, admin, localization, and project managers from across the team and gave us 5 pain points our product was experienci
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4mo ago
Not surprising if you've worked with their automation flows in-depth before. What's surprising is how awful their automation flow tools are to work with. Feels like programming in assembly to accomplish what you want.
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5mo ago
Japan has a very low cost of living. Work/life balance, however, is not good. And neither is the increasingly hostile immigration policies.
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6mo ago
I don't believe the point is to construct a blank without them. Rather, the point is to capture what is already there (contaminants) so you can calibrate during the real sample.
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6mo ago
I love the pedagogical approach here and the ability to easily hone in on your level before diving into content. Your approach would work really well for other subjects as well.
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6mo ago
This could be a great and easy way to add annotations to technical instruction videos in a way that is self-documenting and programmable.
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7mo ago
Lately it seems there are so many poor role models with so much power. It's really disheartening to say the least.
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7mo ago
This is really terrific!!!
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7mo ago
I thought about this exact question yesterday. Curious to know why we couldn't, if it isn't feasible. Would allow one to upgrade to the next model without fabricating all new hardware.
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7mo ago
Thank you!
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7mo ago
Thank you for your feedback! We started with just written rules, but those just kept growing, and nobody was reading them anyway. We figured those that need guidance will learn best by guided doing, hence the move to an interactive tutorial
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Show HN: A word game a friend and I built. How did we do?
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My friend and I labored over the word lists for our word game subletters.fun. We wanted the word pairs and at least one optimal path for each word pair to be from words on one list, which were simpler words that we would expect everyone to
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AI is the New Compiler
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AI is the New Compiler
(abolinsky.io)
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8mo ago
This is the answer right here as for why I use claude code instead of an api key and someone else's tool.
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8mo ago
Great game. I've been having fun with it every day, but today there is no puzzle! Be careful about this. I intuit that not having a puzzle on a day is enough to lose some players, with the number only increasing the more days you don&#
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