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by pokot0 5d ago
The problem is that they measure this, and if it's true for many they will just change it until they find the right way to keep you there. It's a giant machine dedicated to turn users into addicts. Regulation (sad) and most of all
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by pokot0 23d ago
if cholesterol predicted future cognitive health we wouldn’t need dedicated tests, do we?
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by pokot0 3mo ago
Isn't building a 90% frontier model relatively cheap for EU? I feel like EU could start a company, start from available open weight models, feed 2bln a year into it (1% of the EU budget) and make a compelling almost SOTA model for the
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by pokot0 3mo ago
actually you can buy inference on third party providers that serve deepseek v4 pro with zero data retention (ZDR).
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by pokot0 3mo ago
I am wondering if this is why they can offer their pro model at ~1/4th of the price compared to the other providers offering the same model, and if other providers will be able to do the same in a short timeframe.
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by pokot0 4mo ago
Internet is more and more becoming a commercialization platform. If you are selling something on your website, you still want Google (or ChatGPT for that matters) to expose customers to your product. The gate is the actual delivery of the p
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by pokot0 4mo ago
Honestly UX became irrelevant in the last years (infra as code) and even more in the last year (coding agents). What you need is well structured API and a CLI that does not limit you. You can call it UX if you want, but the skillset is diff
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by pokot0 6mo ago
Question. How does it work if I own a repository (opt out, don't use copilot) and I give access to someone else (use is opted in and uses copilot). Do you train on his submissions of my code? How can you know what that he has the right
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by pokot0 6mo ago
while I agree, I understood this is only when you use copilot? if not, their communication is very misleading
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by pokot0 6mo ago
exactly what I do. they are still annoying because providers want to me to be engaged on their terms and keep pushing these features and don’t offer a broad “never use bluetooth on any website ever” kind of option. Magic of KPIs anyway the
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by pokot0 6mo ago
You might want your browser to do Bluetooth, NFC, Background stuff, Face Detection but I don't. I like to use Apple products for things that are commodities to me because I am not gonna look into the details of those and when I do Appl
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by pokot0 6mo ago
You guys probably already know but I saw a live demo of something very similar from these guys: https://bright.ai/autonomous-inspection/ definitely where we want to be as a society! Keep up!
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by pokot0 6mo ago
My question is: is safer than average human good enough? When I drive I have the option to choose to be safe or not. When a computer drives I lose that option. So for 49% of the people, safer than the average human is less safe than before.
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by pokot0 7mo ago
Hi! Yes, the premise is exactly to review how 'stable' agents would be if left unsupervised in an end-2-end scenario. But this is probably unrealistic now, hence the experiment. I think people will be less skeptical the more they
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(paper money) Hedge Fund staffed by AI Employees (experiment)(platypi.empla.io)
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by pokot0 7mo ago
Hi HN, I’m running a public experiment in multi-agent coordination: can a small team of independent AI employees collaborate toward a shared objective using the same tools regular companies already use? In this experiment, each AI employee
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by pokot0 7mo ago
It's a European (maybe rest of the world) thing. It's interesting how different dishwashers are in US and Europe. Two main things for me: - Salt: European dishwashers have embedded water softeners and you add salt once in a while.
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by pokot0 8mo ago
Can’t you heat exchange inside the satellite, and make one part of the satellite incredibly hot so that it radiates a lot and dissipates. This is just a question. I have no expertise at all with this.
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by pokot0 8mo ago
I don't think that kind of difference in benchmarks has any meaning at all. Your agentic coding tool and the task you are working on introduce a lot more "noise" than that small delta. Also consider they are all overfitting o
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by pokot0 8mo ago
fyi: it does not build for me from the source code. Rebuild Failed An unhandled error occurred inside electron-rebuild node-gyp failed to rebuild '[...]/1code/node_modules/node-pty' Error: node-gyp failed to rebuild
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by pokot0 10mo ago
I think you misunderstood him for me. Regardless, giving up is not something I mentioned. You guys just inferred it. I just feel we need to approach the battle very differently. What we have been doing it's not working.
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by pokot0 10mo ago
Privacy for me is not that important. I have nothing to hide, nothing I am ashamed of. For me it's more of a way of protecting from abuse that a need of its own. I realize it's just me and I do advocate for privacy, but if you loo
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by pokot0 10mo ago
Honestly I think privacy is lost. Regardless of what side you were (big fan of privacy here) I feel we have nothing to do but move on and think how to live in a world without privacy. I never wanted privacy anyway: I wanted no discriminatio
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by pokot0 1y ago
People don't hate automation. They hate BAD automation. From your description seems like: Waymo -> Good Automation, Call Center -> Bad Automation. The day we will have a chatgpt level automated customer care experience, we will c
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by pokot0 1y ago
Do you have examples of targeted protections against foreign companies? Everything that comes to mind to me applies to all companies local or foreign.
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by pokot0 1y ago
I think a more interesting question is: who is “self”? US is historically more prone to favor business, while EU seems more concerned in protecting consumers. And of course there is the noise generated by incompetence/corruption/l
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by pokot0 1y ago
just to note that if “30% voted for this” participation was roughly 60%
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by pokot0 1y ago
Can someone explain to me why EU VAT is considered a tariff, while US sales taxes are not? They both seem a sale tax to me.
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by pokot0 1y ago
Memory Bandwidth 273 GB/s Not comparable with an H series gpu. I am not sure what kind of applications make sense but I am sure that if it sells enough, developers will find a way to squeeze good stuff out of this.
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by pokot0 2y ago
you can just make a law that websites are required to flag the html for pages that contain rated content so that isp and parents can filter whatever they want. all without infringung on people freedom. i am sure smarter people than me can c

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