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meiraleal
2y ago
> but nobody in China is going to prosecute them It would be very funny actually if they did to find DeepSeek not guilty
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meiraleal
2y ago
One can have even broader appeal by offending everyone
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meiraleal
2y ago
They openned OpenAI :) OpenAI has a great opportunity now to get back to do the right thing but that would mean a much smaller valuation so they will go for broke
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meiraleal
2y ago
One more proof that AGI is not near
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meiraleal
2y ago
How much money a third company would need to spend to achieve what OpenAI achieved to compete with them, 5billion or 6million?
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meiraleal
2y ago
Which TikTok will have to decline again and shutdown now with the guilty being transferred to Trump. Doesn't sound like a smart move.
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meiraleal
2y ago
"We didn’t see them when we were stealing, we saw them when they were fighting over what we stole" fixed for you
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meiraleal
2y ago
oh well, I switched yesterday from a paid plan to a free one and I'm quite happy with the quality improvement.
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meiraleal
2y ago
I'll start to "worry" when the AI creates something to replace React. If what's coming of LLMs is react/next.js code, I'm not worried at all.
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meiraleal
2y ago
maybe the developers are just tired of this childish game and decided to block interactions like this in place of creating news headlines? Garbage in, garbage out. DeepSeek is more efficient but even more efficient is to not waste computing
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meiraleal
2y ago
You got what you wanted from the model, why are you unhappy with the results? It is not as if chatgpt and claude don't also restrict users for small "ToS violations".
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meiraleal
2y ago
Trump threatened to invade and/or take over Denmark, Mexico, Canada and Panama.
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meiraleal
2y ago
Uber is not unprofitable, there are so many people that got rich off it, they just max out salaries and compensations.
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meiraleal
2y ago
> Hopefully in a week, realistically two. Wouldn't it be just a few prompts to get it done?
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meiraleal
2y ago
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meiraleal
2y ago
A few months ago I made some toy AI apps that had amazing results - when it worked. When it failed, it would get me so annoyed that I'm feeling burnt out and don't want to keep "fixing" issues that keep appearing.
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meiraleal
2y ago
Wouldn't it also shift the spending from hardware back to software? As they say, software eats the world
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meiraleal
2y ago
So what? All US apps explicitly send the world's data to the US.
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meiraleal
2y ago
Linux UX is much, much better than OSX and Windows, if you are a power-user. There are plenty of open source software that are much more polished than their commercial counter-part. They only lack the marketing budget.
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Ask HN: Do you think DeepSeek success will improve the hiring market?
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meiraleal
2y ago
Nobody expects it but what we know for sure is that they have burnt billions of dollars. If other startups can get there spending millions, the fact is that openai won't ever be profitable. And more important (for us), let the hiring f
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meiraleal
2y ago
tell that to the stock market then, it might change the graph direction back to green.
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meiraleal
2y ago
DeepSeek is profitable, openai is not. That big expensive moat won't help much when the competition knows how to fly.
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meiraleal
2y ago
We should be able to provide 2 fields, context and prompt so the prompt gets higher priority and don't get mixed with the whole context.
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meiraleal
2y ago
For this breakthrough to happen, big tech will need to hire software engineers again :) But the good thing is that DeepSeek proved those breakthroughs are going to happen one way or another, fast.
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meiraleal
2y ago
Realtime like this would only make people more mad but maybe, after the discussion, to review what was said and what could be said, then it might be helpful. But it can also push you to be even more mad for having missing some things.
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meiraleal
2y ago
the problem is when "discussions like these" have 2k comments while great technical posts receives 2, 3 comments. If it monopolizes the forum attention, it is not good.
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meiraleal
2y ago
yes there are some peculiarities related to indexeddb, service worker and other web apis, app.example.com is another domain and might not share scope with example.com
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meiraleal
2y ago
it’s kinda obvious. The people that already like him would defend it and justify the act and the people that dislike him would do the opposite. I guess he might have lost a small % of people liking him here but I would not bet it to be much
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meiraleal
2y ago
> I am surprised that the faang labs which have the best of the best didn't see this. After so many layoff rounds, they might have got stuck with the best at avoiding it.
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