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by fourside 6d ago
How are you evaluating the Android build if you don’t use Android and you don’t know Kotlin?
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by fourside 6d ago
Yeah and it’s buggy on mobile
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by fourside 29d ago
Yeah I truly do not understand some people’s logic. Like the ones talking about some post scarcity world where universal income will offset AI related job loss. So the people in power, the ones who have constantly tried to cut back governme
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by fourside 1mo ago
I don’t think the parent comment was trying to equate the two, but rather pushing the argument to its logical extreme to test show that the reasoning doesn’t hold consistently across cases. Whether they made a convincing argument is separat
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by fourside 2mo ago
> HN is showing (expected) dismissing attitude towards this idea. That tells me it might work :) ! I recently learned the name of this logical fallacy: Galileo gambit. It’s one of my pet peeves. Yes, we all know Dropbox was infamously di
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by fourside 2mo ago
I’m on the same boat. I get why people do it. Writing prose is significantly slower than consuming it, but there’s still a part of me that thinks “if you didn’t think writing was a good use of your time, why would reading this content be a
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by fourside 2mo ago
So tired of this false equivalence between left and right politics in the US. So because major LLMs support a increase in the minimum wage we need to offset it with an LLM that has spouted Nazi propaganda and lets you generate porn image of
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by fourside 2mo ago
We have three major foundational models not including Grok. When the defense for a company is basically “yeah they host csam in the platform but is that really worse than the others” you’ve really lost the plot
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by fourside 3mo ago
It really is that simple. “Users of company with a long track record of unethical behavior surprised at the company’s latest unethical business decision.” I know it’s not easy for some to stop using their platform for some reason or another
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Ask HN: Is AI helping with personal projects/tools? What's your stack?
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by fourside 4mo ago
Growing up, I’d wonder how people could work for companies like cigarette manufacturers even after it became well known that their products wreck havoc on your health. This comment is a masterclass in the type of mental gymnastics people do
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by fourside 4mo ago
Why does SpaceX warrant a change of existing trading rules?
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by fourside 4mo ago
And to the developing industry of software consultants who specialize in fixing vibe coded slop that has grown out of control ;)
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by fourside 4mo ago
Damn this comment really made the anti-unionists come out of the woodwork. I’ll admit, I’m a bit skeptical and think it’s not a given that the benefits you listed will come to be. But I’ve been annoyed at the significant shift in tone that
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by fourside 4mo ago
I read the parents comment as sarcasm and not a serious suggestion.
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by fourside 4mo ago
> it was born of some arrogance that they were speeding towards the inevitability of AGI I think it was partly also PR. Google, OpenAI and Anthropic are fighting for mindshare and Dalle-E, Sora, Nano banana, etc generated a lot of media
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by fourside 4mo ago
He was on stage and had a mic. I don’t know that the students had a lot of options to make their voices heard in the situation. And since folks like Schmidt already have access to channels to spread their opinions and this was the students’
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by fourside 4mo ago
Sounds like the parent comment probably doesn’t know much about how the auto industry works and should refrain from commenting.
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by fourside 5mo ago
This is a very loaded question. I’m not sure what type of answer you expect to get.
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by fourside 5mo ago
People who reach outlier-level success in a field tend to have strong opinions and an emotional connection to said field. It’s probably a non-trivial part of why they are so successful.
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by fourside 5mo ago
Maybe for folks who are deep into this, but it’s not exactly accessible. I tried reading up on it a couple of months ago, but parsing through what hardware I needed, the model and how to configure it (model size vs quantization), how I’d ge
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by fourside 5mo ago
Of the big three, Gemini gives me the worst responses for the type of tasks I give it. I haven’t really tried it for agentic coding, but the LLM itself often gives, long meandering answers and adds weird little bits of editorializing that a
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by fourside 5mo ago
Except there are several obvious ways in which LLMs are not indistinguishable from humans.
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by fourside 5mo ago
I get that credit cards are a barrier of entry but I’m more willing to give providers a break now that AI agents make it much easier to abuse free tiers. It’s also harder for smaller companies to offer free tiers. If we want a more diverse
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by fourside 5mo ago
The irony in your comment is that you accuse the OP of interpreting the world based on his own warped view of it rather than what’s actually in front of him, yet you’re doing precisely that. The OP did not call Altman racist and made a poin
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by fourside 6mo ago
I’ve heard this is very airport dependent
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by fourside 6mo ago
Low income and liberal is usually code for certain “undesirables” that conservatives tend to dislike. Better watch what LLM your kids use or they might end up speaking Spanish and listening to rap ;).
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by fourside 6mo ago
I understand the concern but then to make this available for adults you now have to provide proof of age to companies, which opens up another can of privacy worms.
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by fourside 6mo ago
I’m confused by this comment. The original comments talk about Kagi not living up to the hype. You say you’ve had the same experience and wish you could get LLMs to use Kagi for web searches?
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by fourside 6mo ago
What’s your reasoning for labeling lawyers as low-exposure?

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