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by iterateoften 3d ago
There is the Law of Demand. As ai costs plummet, demand increases, just nobody knows the curve shape yet. But could be that cheap inference is how all the AI supply meets the demand
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by iterateoften 3d ago
Wut? Enron was literally shutting down energy grids in one location to spike prices in another. Way way way more to Enron story than financing to begin with. Not everything is an Enron
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by iterateoften 4d ago
You seem hung up on what’s in the prompt or not. Agents are RL to resolve conflicting goals. Not too surprising at all that emergent goals come up from a probabilistic brute force
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by iterateoften 8d ago
It’s not dirt, it’s soil. Soil is a living ecosystem.
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by iterateoften 10d ago
> You also have to spend time on textual matters like grammar and style and a lot of "unspoken rules", which aren't really about linearizing your thinking about the contents. Hard disagree. Constraint is the driver of crea
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by iterateoften 12d ago
How many previous attempts with other models failed or on other problems. Perhaps this is $300k out of $100M or $1B of total budget just breadth first searching theorems in math and all the failed attempts conveniently don't get mentio
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by iterateoften 12d ago
Anthropics PR strategy is to induce fear by telling. OpenAI strategy is to induce fear by ignore basic safety and letting the bad thing happen to then justify whatever oversized response the government comes up with to regulate models.
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by iterateoften 13d ago
2x faster at what resolution? is 6mo vs 1 year really that different? Usually surprise comes in order of magnitude mismatches in expectations.
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by iterateoften 14d ago
I mean if each agent reduces probability of error by 90% then after 9 agents you would have “nine nines” of reliability. Obviously maybe it’s not composable like that exactly in real world but that’s the intent of agents checking agents
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by iterateoften 1mo ago
? Sorry? A healthy colon and diet it’s not liquid or messy. A nice type 4 normal solid log that slides on out. I’m very scared for most people I see online discussing BMs. People have some seriously twisted up guts and diets.
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by iterateoften 1mo ago
? What? A healthy colon and diet usually do not need to strain or rush. Just sit and poop. like 1min tops.
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by iterateoften 2mo ago
It’s not just commercial real estate but selfishly on a personal level too. Like a family home in Bay Area is 2-3M. Lots of other places in California with better weather and houses closer to 1M. The primary reason the area supports such hi
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by iterateoften 2mo ago
OP is asking about the environment impact of manufacturing this. Like the whole supply chain for these trailers produce CO2 for each trailer it outputs. I had a similar thought as my city replaced 500,000 curb side recycling bins because of
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by iterateoften 2mo ago
When you see 25 agent definitions, how do you know they are good? How do you know it’s better than 10 or 5 or 1? Is a project with 100 agent definitions better?
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by iterateoften 2mo ago
Help pump AVGO by tipping sentiment and creating a visualization of billions getting dumped into Broadcom.
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by iterateoften 2mo ago
Don’t worry, all employees were morally good people, who chose to stay and make millions from the harm to children they supposedly were resisting. It’s not like meta was a charity. There was a lot of money being made by every one knowing th
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by iterateoften 2mo ago
Just to add another data point, my AMD laptop was as the poster above described, unreliable drivers, glitches and crashes. Personally I’ll never buy AMD again.
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by iterateoften 2mo ago
Anthropic takes every chance they make not only to behave suspicious and anti-consumer but also announce that they are acting in ways that hurt you while telling you it’s a feature. Fable returning wrong answers if it suspects the topic is
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by iterateoften 3mo ago
Those Restaurant “dishwashers” are sanatizers. A dishwasher is a person in a restaurant. They are the ones removing and getting the dish clean.
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by iterateoften 3mo ago
Yeah but if it’s a person seeing inside my home I would rather it be the same person over and over and without cameras. Teleoperated robots are a better fit for businesses and public spaces
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by iterateoften 3mo ago
These low effort constant comments about style or formatting are against Hackernews guidelines for discussions and something needs to be done to clean up the comment section. Getting to a ridiculous point
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by iterateoften 3mo ago
Tbh this is cooler than anything on your github so he (edit: she) can do what he wants IMO
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by iterateoften 3mo ago
In Brazil they have a little pad they leave on the table next to the napkins
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by iterateoften 3mo ago
> we wouldn't be sitting here wondering why the CEO of Budweiser isn't advocating for temperance But we would start to wonder if the CEO of Budweiser started advocating binge drinking.
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by iterateoften 3mo ago
Paper money vs cash
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by iterateoften 3mo ago
Almost not related at all expect “learn something new”. Not everything needs xkcd
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by iterateoften 3mo ago
So 60B dollars and your primary reason it’s worth that is “tab to next” autocomplete?
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by iterateoften 3mo ago
Also the bureaucracy, employee rights, etc. Incorporating and getting a functional business entity in Brazil is harder. In USA I literally do in 5min online including bank account. In Brazil they are taking out microscopes to verify your si
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by iterateoften 3mo ago
Frame transitions in film do not in fact exist in reality. They are added in the editing room or through manipulation of the recording mechanism fyi.
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by iterateoften 3mo ago
This narrative any criticism about Anthropic is emotional is such corporate cope that it boggles the mind to see people defend a trillion dollar corporation time and time again all while the same corporation actively makes things worse for

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