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jitbit
4d ago
> "I believe it could dramatically raise the quality of human life" Reading this from Dario (or SamA) makes me sick every time. Such hypocrisy. DeepMind built AlphaFold2, an transformer/attention-based system that predicts
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Anthropic CEOs wife once asked Epstein to fund porn venture – now steers Claude
(nypost.com)
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6d ago
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7d ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49619227
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jitbit
16d ago
Not when the convention is that theres supposed to be a real person on the other side. Example: a real musician decides to use AI to generate music (in full or partially) - their audience may still feel cheated.
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17d ago
This comment is (mostly) AI generated. Which is funny because it complains about the lack of originality
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19d ago
Gmail mobile app doesn't let me search in the "trash" or "spam" folder. Opening Gmail in mobile browser does not work too. I have to open it in the browser - then "request mobile website" - then try to sea
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Ox-Alpha Is GLM?
(dejan.ai)
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23d ago
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AI made coding faster, but coding was never the bottleneck
(jitbit.com)
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23d ago
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24d ago
Try using dialog in safari. It causes full layout recalculation and overloads cpu even on simple pages. HTML can do everything yes. But the world is not ready
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29d ago
> paying Amazon a dollar to show you an ad for the book you searched in the first place. This is the worst part. Google Ads are the same. I pay about $2 per click for my EXACT PRODUCT NAME search, otherwise 6 other competitor ads are sho
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1mo ago
You can use a smart plug that turns it on/off. Or even a mechanical outlet timer. Or set the phone to never charge above 80% Thta said, keeping it on charger for months will eventually swell its battery, true.
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1mo ago
tragedy of the commons, exactly
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2mo ago
I've actually created a Chrome extension for [feature 2] ages ago (mostly for myself). If the current URL is on HN - it shows it (with the number of upvotes) https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/hidhfijjhnnajlk
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2mo ago
You can contribute to an OSS platform. To accellerate innovation, adoption etc You CANNOT contribute anything to a model.
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2mo ago
I live in Europe, had to get my permanent residence permit and for that - you have to pass the language exam. Boy, that was some experience! I'm in my 40's so learning a new language has activated the brain muscles that were last
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3mo ago
Anthropic: lets embed super secret invisible undetectable unicode telemetry into our prompts Also Anthropic: lets do this in JS
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3mo ago
> world can't deal with something that requires global concentrated efforts Saddest part is that it used to The Ozone layer problem was exactly this: coordinated global concentrated effort. I doubt we can do that again though.
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4mo ago
I speak Russian and that version sounds way more natural. But you’re right, just being nitpicky
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4mo ago
Funny enough the post is machine-translated by AI - from the Russian original at https://orchidfiles.com/ru/im-tired-of-ai-generated-answers-...
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Another Microsoft Copilot AD injected into 4M GitHub commits
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5mo ago
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5mo ago
This is is different from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47570269 - that was the copilot agent at github - this one is injected by VSCode
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6mo ago
Exactly brother, mind if I hug you. I can play with my 7yo, or help the 11yo with his homework, or go for a run!! - while LLM is cooking a well-spec'ed agentic task. This sounds embarrassing, but LLMs have made our lives healthier, unb
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6mo ago
Turning 50 this year. Coding has never _stopped_ being a passion for me, but my increasingly limited time becomes an issue. And Claude code (and cursor) saves me So. Much. Time. I only have 10-20 active years ahead of me, so this is really,
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7mo ago
Anyone else paused at this line “we do not support mass DOMESTIC surveillance” As a European I’m kinda... concerned now.
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7mo ago
I tried doing something like that in my app, and quickly discovered that some modern semantic/functional tags are STILL not supported in some browsers. Or work badly. For example, in Safari showModal for a dialog tag causes recalculati
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7mo ago
Can't upvote this comment enough. "You're not imagining it." "But my days got harder. Not easier. Harder." "Now?" as the paragraph opener "Why? No reason." as the paragraph opener Nice try O
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8mo ago
Sometimes when college kids in a hotel room next to mine are being too loud, I go out, check their room number , go back to my room and give them a call (usually just dialing the room number works). I pretend to be “Jason from reception” an
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8mo ago
The title is misleading. It says “dominating” however no sources or percentages are provided. And later in the article it only says “increasingly applying”, with just two examples. I do have a friend (very popular drummer-YouTuber who makes
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10mo ago
I don’t work at Microsoft and I have (almost) no friends there, but— My team has relied on the Microsoft stack for over a decade (dotnet, GitHub Actions, VS Code, MS extensions), and I can say that the overall quality and “polish” of their
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3D Neural Network Visualization for Handwritten Digit Recognition
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10mo ago
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