hackernewds

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by hackernewds 19d ago
Their point is the effort vs quality.
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by hackernewds 2mo ago
why?
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by hackernewds 3mo ago
One would believe a model scoring this high on SWEBench could maximize F1 score for a precision recall problem easily. What's the missing part?
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by hackernewds 3mo ago
I've used AI to plan entire 5 country itineraries multiple times and it's done better than I or any agent has
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by hackernewds 6mo ago
I take that back it does contribute since I realize OP's is paid and yours is FOSS
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by hackernewds 6mo ago
Bit bummed to see many posts pitching their own products (often paid) rather than give OP feedback which is the spirit of a ShowHN. There should be a blanket policy of disallowing that.
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by hackernewds 6mo ago
you should pay because you did not build it. same as how you pay for a burger that digests in your intestines
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by hackernewds 6mo ago
This is not related. This is self-promotion and contributes little to OP's show. Poor form..
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by hackernewds 7mo ago
surely, but it is a considerable concern? deflecting constructive feedback is probably not the best encouragement for others for a show HN?
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by hackernewds 7mo ago
"daily limit reached" on first attempt :/
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by hackernewds 7mo ago
Maybe you are too young to have noticed, but this is how Facebook used to be for every one. Until some a/b testing likely led to short term engagement boosts for news content and that's all you could see - especially during the 20
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by hackernewds 7mo ago
the astroturfing here off topic of op post is unbearable
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by hackernewds 7mo ago
you shouldn't use autism as a generic insult as you have here
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by hackernewds 9mo ago
So the govt implements rules and a panopticon for penalties. this works for the FDA, why wouldn't it for the FCC
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by hackernewds 9mo ago
your anecdote doesn't have much to do with the reasons presented in the article?
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by hackernewds 9mo ago
> Writing code is the default behavior from pre-training what does this even mean? could you expand on it
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by hackernewds 9mo ago
You are discounting his experience with your own, while your example is not remotely relevant to his flask game example.
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by hackernewds 9mo ago
Yeah at that point, just arguing semantics
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by hackernewds 10mo ago
they are not though
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by hackernewds 10mo ago
> expert in human language development and cognitive neuroscience, Gary is a futurist able to accurately predict the challenges and limitations of contemporary AI I'm struggling to reconcile how these connect and he has been install
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by hackernewds 10mo ago
something left out there with government though is incentive misaligned and hence corruption, which is smaller in a private scale (exists nonetheless)
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by hackernewds 10mo ago
The bigger blocker isn't the technology or the fleet. It's commercial viability and Luddite and populist politicians.
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by hackernewds 10mo ago
It's a joke
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by hackernewds 10mo ago
Watch some Hera games. The level of play is next level. And Aoe2 is consistently getting official updates, there's 3 Indian and 4 Chinese civs now.
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by hackernewds 10mo ago
Spite and retribution is a thing. EA acquired C&C
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by hackernewds 10mo ago
No crime should be described as "cool". Adherence is the foundation of a functioning society. Although you could argue the law is not the best arbiter of mortality.
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by hackernewds 10mo ago
but I have to download and app which is the same as downloading Google drive
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by hackernewds 10mo ago
There is a case to be made for the convenience of it all enabling someone in crisis. It seems some of these prompts are arguably good to keep blocked. Who is responsible for the real world harms?
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by hackernewds 10mo ago
are you suggesting bailouts for the AI data centers are the new too big to fail
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
why train LLMs on preprint inaccurate findings?

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