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by heywoods 25d ago
So to what extent does this apply to cloud hosted LLM’s? Are there benchmarks that score models across cloud providers? My experience using LLM’s during day time vs evening sessions has felt “night and day” and I’ve chalked that mostly up t
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by heywoods 28d ago
Yikes. It looks like an ancestor of Apple’s Liquid Glass.
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by heywoods 1mo ago
Or autonomous weapon systems, missiles, and drones.
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The Commodification of Uncertainty(copingwithfootnotes.com)
2 points by heywoods 5mo ago|0 comments
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by heywoods 5mo ago
I think it’s fair to say the trajectory of all of this leads to bad actors creating the events and making decisions on policy that guarantees outcomes that they have conveniently made bets on. https://www.copingwithfootnotes.com&
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An Interview with the AI They Called a National Security Threat(woodrow.fyi)
3 points by heywoods 7mo ago|1 comments
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by heywoods 7mo ago
https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/24537 Seems like a dashboard mode toggle to run in a dedicated terminal would be a good candidate to move some of this complexity Anthropic seems to think “mos
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by heywoods 8mo ago
I am not a regular basketball fan. I love to play and I love to go to love games but I’ve never enjoyed the TV experience. Ben is right. If they released an NBA package where I could enjoy the game as they demonstrated in the Apple Store I
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by heywoods 8mo ago
“They’re wirelessly charged, with a pad that can charge multiple bricks at a time.." Did LEGO solve this problem and Apple didn’t? The Apple AirPower is what I’m referring to and it was a matter of physics that was the mighty hurdle Ap
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by heywoods 9mo ago
There’s a tendency to treat the recent Uber revelations as uniquely egregious, but this framing misses the more important point: the egregiousness is not new, only the vector has changed. Consider the nomenclature. Even during the Kalanick
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by heywoods 9mo ago
Just because they weren’t the first mover into predatory practices doesn’t mean they can’t say no to said practices. Each actor has agency to make their own operating and business decisions. Is Valve the worst of the lot? Absolutely not. Bu
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by heywoods 9mo ago
Will HN be around in 10 years? I hope so.
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When Life Gets Too Easy(woodypearson.substack.com)
2 points by heywoods 10mo ago|0 comments
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by heywoods 10mo ago
Interesting that the smells they were able to trigger seem to be related to basic survival. Smoke bad. Rotting food bad. Fresh air good.
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by heywoods 10mo ago
This article gets the phenomenon right but the causation wrong: it's not "AI spending vs. AI replacing jobs". both are happening simultaneously, and they're causally linked. The spending-revenue gap is real. Hyperscalers
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by heywoods 11mo ago
This reminds me of delirium tremens a bit. Same compensatory mechanism, different sleep process - or at least that's the pattern I'm seeing. The MIT study shows CSF waves—normally a sleep-only process that flushes metabolic waste—
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by heywoods 11mo ago
"They used advanced wireless technologies to read the cards dealt in each hand and then pass that information to the defendants and co-conspirators." Can anyone take a guess at what this means?
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Ask HN: Those who applied to the OpenAI Grove program, did you ever hear back?
23 points by heywoods 11mo ago|8 comments
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by heywoods 11mo ago
I don’t know why I expected anything else with that url.
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by heywoods 11mo ago
So many changes over the years and some of them might actually be decent but I wouldn’t have known about this had I not read this comment or accidentally triggered it in the future. Has Apple experimented with “micro” tutorials that can pop
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Ask HN: Has anyone heard from OpenAI about their Grove application?
1 points by heywoods 11mo ago|7 comments
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by heywoods 11mo ago
Is it fair to say OpenAI is in a sense “washing” the money passing between Nvidia and Oracle? And instead of taking a cut in the traditional money laundering they are enjoying massive valuation gains? When the fed investigates this does it
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by heywoods 11mo ago
I submitted this not only because of the significance of the fires but how law enforcement built the case largely from his digital footprint. Less interesting and common evidence was used (e.g. video surveillance, cellphone data) but the in
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Man Arrested Alleging He Maliciously Started What Became the Palisades Fire(justice.gov)
6 points by heywoods 11mo ago|5 comments
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by heywoods 1y ago
I suppose this is as good of a place as any to piggyback off the topic. Can anyone share their experience with 3D scanner tools like the hand wands? I’ve seen a few kickstarter campaigns for these devices and they appear to be a godsend for
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by heywoods 1y ago
No worries. I should probably make sure I have at least a token understanding of the topic cloud based architecture before commenting next time haha.
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by heywoods 1y ago
Maybe one in a million is hyperbolic but that’s sorta the game with these attacks isn’t it? Registering thousands upon thousands of domains + tens of thousands of emails until you catch something from the proverbial pond.
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by heywoods 1y ago
Egress costs? I’m really surprised by this. Thanks for sharing.
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by heywoods 1y ago
Point scored!
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SSA Chief Data Officer Resigns(old.reddit.com)
14 points by heywoods 1y ago|0 comments

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