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by meta_ai_x 2mo ago
US Tech companies have created $20 Trillion in stock market value on top of plenty of OS stack. They will do fine with commodity intelligence. In fact, there are no other organizations in this world that is well suited to leverage scaled in
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by meta_ai_x 4mo ago
Friendly reminder: HN opinion about this will be completely-out-of-touch with reality
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by meta_ai_x 4mo ago
chewy.com is literally pets.com and it is thriving. Remember HN is mocking the capability/technology itself not the ability of specific firms to survive.
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Hurricane Erin Tracker (DeepMind)(deepmind.google.com)
1 points by meta_ai_x 1y ago|0 comments
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
nothingburger
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
classic HN, ignoring the Billions of users who find chatGPT, Gemini, Claude not only useful but life changing, including some of the poorest. So that they can fight for Disney, Record Labels and Trust fund Williamsburg friends
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
This is especially true since AI is a large multiplicative factor to your productivity. If Cloud LLMs have 10 IQ points > local LLM, within a month, you'll notice you'll be struggling behind the dude who just used Cloud LLM. Lo
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
I'm guessing most Ultra users are there for Veo 3, where it has monetary benefits if your 3s video go viral on TikTok/Reels/Shorts
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
If Remote Work is incredible and extremely productive, you can literally arbitrage away and create remote-first companies and crush your competition who insist on WFO. According to the logic of WFH backers, it should be incredibly easy to a
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
For Operating Systems and Ecosystems, Popularity == Quality. The more popular a software is, the more edge cases it encounters and solves issues. More people will write software, plugins, tools for it.
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
how so? Many internet companies that went bust like Webvan and Pets.com have successful equivalents in Instacart and Chewy? I'm pretty sure many internet companies would be given a longer rope to survive now. E.g OpenAI and Anthropic w
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
Wow! Wanting to work hard at building cool things == dysfunctional internal emotional pattern Sums up western workforce attitude and why immigrants continue to crush them
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
There are always shitty 20% operators in every industry. They won't make money and get weeded out. Delusional to apply this to top operators (and at the same breath complain about Rich getting Richer)
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
lol is a coping mechanism for the poor. If you really think top VCs / investors haven't learnt the long-term importance of staying the course, then you know nothing about the industry and mostly being influenced by popular social
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
The dot-com was a bubble because investors pulled money and belief at the first sign of trouble. The landscape has changed dramatically now. Investors and VCs have learnt if we stick with winners and growth companies, the payoffs are massiv
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
That's true with every Tech company employees. They all want $1 M TC and work 10 hours / week
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
No. We have a double accounting system. For every $1 it creates, it has to create an equivalent liability. And when something is budgeted for $1 Million, it is $1m nothing more nothing less
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
Having to pay for your bags and meals are actually good for consumers and overall environment. If passengers are forced to pack lightly because they have to pay extra fees is actually a win-win-win for everyone. Plus it is less discriminato
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
I think, in 2025 you are better off with this https://www.starlink.com/us/roam
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
Just because you work at openAI doesn't mean you know everything about openAI especially as strategic as nerfing models to save costs
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
regulation-culture breed a certain type of risk-taking culture. So, you can't blame a specific regulation for lack of innovation culture
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
Yes, especially in cutting edge research areas where other high functioning people with high energy isarelso there. You can write your in-house CRUD app in your basement or your office and it doesn't matter. The vast majority of HN cro
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
Automatic Schema Visualization always miss the biggest point. When you generate visualization, you should only show key table and key fields within the table and hide all the helper, secondary fields and tables. In an LLM world this shoul
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
Context Window and Pricing absolutely matters
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
Gemini has 1 Million context window, which usually works better for coding. When it gets priced, it's usually cheaper (for the same capability)
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
Windows has many useful software that is not available on Linux. So, for me Windows + WSL is more productive than just using Linux. The UI is still better on Windows(basic utilities like File Explorer and Config Management is better on Win
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
A junior engineer can always become a senior engineer by using Gemini/ChatGPT to build full systems and literally asking chatGPT, a series of Why questions to every output. In fact not being bottle necked by senior engineers or not hav
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
100%. If you combine the massive AI-hate with irrational DJT hate you'll get articles exactly like this. Unfortunately, many of self-proclaimed intelligent beings fall for this. (FWIW, I oppose a lot of DJT initiatives/behavior, b
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
"Didn't vote" implicitly give their vote by saying that they don't care if any of them win. Effectively they are giving 1/2 votes to each of their candidates, resulting in no change in the final result. But, if you
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by meta_ai_x 1y ago
Absolutely! We need those people and I'm thankful they exist. I'm only opposed to their smug, high-horse attitude that they are somehow better than others because they de-googled and make that as their identity. Oh, BTW, when I ra

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