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by jgbuddy 2mo ago
What metric are you using to say the entire economy is betting on it?
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by jgbuddy 2mo ago
Right, at this point its ~150 person cohorts, 4x a year. 105 is a drop in the bucket.
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by jgbuddy 2mo ago
8th openai product named codex btw
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by jgbuddy 3mo ago
Location: Boston, MA Remote: Open to Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: * AI/ML- AWS Strands, Langchain, Langgraph, Vercel AI SDK. Agent steering, structured output, autonomous workflows, and multi-agent orchestration. * Web - Rect
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by jgbuddy 3mo ago
I fear sovereignty is not a adoption-driving feature
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by jgbuddy 3mo ago
This is how you end up with paywalls and ads, calling people greedy for providing a way to donate is crazy. Does the same argument go for open source software / organizations funded by donations?
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by jgbuddy 3mo ago
Yes
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by jgbuddy 3mo ago
Asking if Taiwan is a part of China works as well
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by jgbuddy 4mo ago
great for consumers, great for OpenAI, great for Amazon, not so great for MS / Azure (seems like they don't care anyways)
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by jgbuddy 4mo ago
Location: Boston, MA Remote: Open to Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: * AI/ML- AWS Strands, Langchain, Langgraph, Vercel AI SDK. Agentic workflows and orchestration * Web - Rect / Next.js / vercel * Embedded - C/C+
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by jgbuddy 4mo ago
I will never understand why people post these clearly ai-generated articles under their personal name without at least disclosing they didn't write it. If you don't tell the agent otherwise, they have a very predictable markdown s
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by jgbuddy 4mo ago
100%, a driving factor will likely be how good we can make models that are so small they use almost no compute. Until then it is a race for adoption and moat-building (or screwing people over?) once you have users
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by jgbuddy 4mo ago
Yes, and they were accepted. A year or two ago I would have been less confident but now almost UX is happy to cite sources.
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by jgbuddy 4mo ago
Agreed- my comment was tongue-in-cheek.
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by jgbuddy 4mo ago
A literal example is that I can use AI to file my taxes instead of spending a weekend and hundreds of dollars to have an accountant do it for me. It costs me like $5. that 245$ delta is the value of that output to me, as long as I am confid
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by jgbuddy 4mo ago
You are making the assumption that the models are only used / paid for by 2.5% of the population (your knowledge workers value). There will be new value created by these models which people are happy to pay for which simply did not exi
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by jgbuddy 4mo ago
This is surely a huge blow to all the hyperscalers looking to build datacenters in the agricultural regions of Italy.
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by jgbuddy 4mo ago
Exactly
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by jgbuddy 4mo ago
How to get to HN front page: 1) AI generate an article about why AI sucks 2) Profit
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by jgbuddy 4mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luddite
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by jgbuddy 4mo ago
True
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by jgbuddy 4mo ago
agreed completely
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by jgbuddy 4mo ago
Funny the European and US models have the same price. effectively a 20% discount buying it in europe.
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by jgbuddy 4mo ago
Even if someone could buy this off she shelf and install themselves- I don't see a single use case that would make this cool at this power level (eg. EV conversions- 200hp is slow in almost anything!)
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by jgbuddy 5mo ago
Anthropic actually not so bad. Anthropic models code good, usually. Price not so high compared to time to do it by self.
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by jgbuddy 5mo ago
What would the alternative have been? Not reporting that they were purchased at all? The premise here seems to be that spacex purchased the trucks for the sole purpose of inflating the tesla reporting, which of course makes no sense from a
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by jgbuddy 5mo ago
one liner: eval(str)
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by jgbuddy 5mo ago
This is huge, long time coming. Interested to see if there is SwiftUI support.
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by jgbuddy 6mo ago
Well don't we have numbers from both models on these benchmarks already? What else is there to do except include them in the table?
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by jgbuddy 6mo ago
Bingo!

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