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lqstuart
7d ago
This article reads like it was written by someone who has done less research than the average HN poster. Not a single word of OpenAI threatening people or apologizing for threatening people.
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8d ago
I honestly love Kagi, it's like every single "it would be nice if Google gave me feature X instead of being greedy" in one place
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11d ago
At this point my vote is to just shut off the internet entirely in the EU
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12d ago
I really wish I could be this stupid and have enough power to make such stupid policies
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lqstuart
15d ago
Stoner is more of a Wozniak. You’re comparing a guy who patented part of a rifle that later got used in another company’s DOD bid (and keep in mind militaries are strongly incentivized to standardize on platforms for basic logistics reasons
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OpenAI ends it partnership with Cursor
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17d ago
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17d ago
"We are making this choice because we cannot be confident that SpaceX will use our technology within our terms of service, based on experience with Elon Musk's companies violating contracts" Non-Twitter version: https:/
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19d ago
two more fucking years of this
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20d ago
It’s not hard to fine tune a 4B parameter model to outperform GPT-5.x or Claude on a domain-specific task. You don’t even need GRPO or whatever the flavor of the month RL technique is either. I suspect what you’re saying is that massive fro
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22d ago
Eventually, someone is going to do this in Minecraft
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1mo ago
Worked for crypto altcoins, after a fashion, and these are almost entirely the same people
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1mo ago
Netflix has imo the worst recommendations on the entire internet. They are a Java shop that’s 5-10 years behind the industry in AI, and now they’re trying to use the most grossly inefficient and overcomplicated method out there to try to be
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1mo ago
It’s honestly remarkable how prescient Peter Watts was
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2mo ago
Not sure what you’re getting at, is that too many or too few? Terraform, building grafana dashboards, building internal UIs, provisioning the networking and dealing with security groups and routing tables, IT stuff like MDM/SSO/OI
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2mo ago
I’m at a very fast growing startup with real revenue and Fable has let us avoid hiring probably 6-10 full time software engineers with full salary and benefits. We’re spending nowhere close to that. I’m the hiring manager and I’m closing th
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2mo ago
how do massively negative margins "collapse"
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3mo ago
I think the gap here variation. Yes, people living 50,000 years ago were likely quite similar to _some_ people alive today, just probably not very similar to the types of people who are able to peacefully sit around on the internet and read
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3mo ago
I feel like the real news story is kids protesting against school being closed
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3mo ago
It’s almost like they’re interchangeable. We need to start asking these models to solve extremely difficult, contrived DSA coding questions before deciding which ones we employ
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3mo ago
I really like your core point. I don't know anything about Suno and that's what people are picking at, but I'll offer a supporting example from pre-LLM days: the number of people who were actually willing to dig through sourc
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4mo ago
MSFT is also forcing its subsidiaries to “lean into AI” so that they can fire people to cover for Satya’s bad investments
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4mo ago
Maybe one of the scientists who cashed out 8 figures will file a suit that OpenAI has wronged them by depriving them of the joy of working
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4mo ago
This is really cool. One of my favorite parts of the internet is getting to see these kinds of projects by people who aren't afraid to tear into stuff and take it apart and put it back together. But you do all that for privacy... and t
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4mo ago
it hurts how true this is
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4mo ago
Because LLMs fuck it up near-constantly and I need to review it
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5mo ago
Not long ago I started having an issue with my eye. I called around and they said I should get seen ASAP, same day if possible, but it wasn’t worth the ER and it was a five day wait for an appointment. I was pretty freaked out. During that
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5mo ago
It’s the ER. People aren’t always in a position to “chat” when they go there.
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5mo ago
They both suck, but one of them literally harvests organs from political prisoners. I’m honestly torn on which one I’d pick, but there’s a TON of likely state-sponsored pro-China propaganda on the internet, so I consider it a patriotic duty
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5mo ago
Too bad they don't care so much about factory worker safety or slave labor
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5mo ago
I had a TI-89 in high school. I was that kid.
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