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91.
by hackernewds 1y ago
trust me that's a feature not a bug
92.
by hackernewds 1y ago
Any competent engineer hasn't?
93.
by hackernewds 1y ago
hydroponics raised vegetables taste like bland slop. if you're an actual food enjoyer anyone can easily notice this
94.
by hackernewds 1y ago
I've seen a lot of developers that are absolute tools. But I've yet to see such a succinct use of AI. Kudos to the author.
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by hackernewds 1y ago
exactly it is. I'd rather impressive but at the same time the audience is always going to be engineers, so perhaps it can be curated to still be technical to a degree? I can't imagine a scenario where I have to explain to the VP m
96.
by hackernewds 1y ago
How would an OS taking over your hardware would be ahead of the curve or nice?
97.
by hackernewds 1y ago
there probably was still a structured way to test this through cross hatching but yeah like blind guessing might take longer and arrive at the same solution
98.
by hackernewds 1y ago
hard to attribute to competence what you can attribute to malice. just as law firms are being squeezed for $600 million of services through extortion, this is Mafia mentality as well where first something is held hostage and then negotiated
99.
by hackernewds 1y ago
It opens up avenues to all sorts off oligarchy style bribery and lack of market competition. ultimately, the country will be looted, since the most successful businesses will not thrive on its merits
100.
by hackernewds 1y ago
It seems like a really vapid unintentional and artificial way to do this. why not just be high on life and try it?
101.
by hackernewds 1y ago
It really is and they keep iterating on it. definitive edition has more investment than some of the new AOE3 and 4 versions
102.
by hackernewds 1y ago
it has done very well IMHO
103.
by hackernewds 1y ago
haha this is some solid astroturfing Eugene :)
104.
by hackernewds 2y ago
meanwhile, you're comparing it to the output of almost a trillion dollar company
105.
by hackernewds 2y ago
sometimes on HN, I cannot tell which posts are AstroTurfing because the praise often is so niche and unrelated and superlative
106.
by hackernewds 2y ago
the attention Mafia. only one is a billionaire now though. the rewards have been reaped by the adopters instead of the inventors.
107.
by hackernewds 2y ago
not from a large American gaming production company. Black myth wukong comes to mind but also in the same bucket
108.
by hackernewds 2y ago
the nominees did, but the winner ultimately was still indicative of the circus that is US gaming awards
109.
by hackernewds 2y ago
The company itself is also run by a race car driver and has typical Miami hype. Not sure why they are often tagged as tech companies, besides making a black version of Casper. Could be the heavy Elon association.
110.
by hackernewds 2y ago
sounds like a skill issue to be honest. you could probably tell the assistant to just ask you questions when information is missing instead
111.
by hackernewds 2y ago
The popular benchmarks are the ones that have already leaked. think about it
112.
by hackernewds 2y ago
I will stop using a service or hardware that could grant peaking rights into my folders to a possible administration like the one currently in the US. On day 1, zero hesitation
113.
by hackernewds 2y ago
It's funny you astroturf your own project in a thread where another is presenting tangential info about their own
114.
by hackernewds 2y ago
So has whitelist and blacklist. Carry your pitchforka
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by hackernewds 2y ago
They're Google bots
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by hackernewds 2y ago
hard disagree. the amount of snobbiness and rude closing of threads as power trips was unbearable. I'm glad LLMs learned off them and we are where we are now
117.
by hackernewds 2y ago
with a referral link or no?
118.
by hackernewds 2y ago
is there no end to the cynicism?
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by hackernewds 2y ago
No one knows the real number.
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by hackernewds 2y ago
Chatgpt does this as well, it just doesn't display it in the UI. You can click on the "thinking" to expand and read the tomhought process.

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