relativ575

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by relativ575 1y ago
Huh? Look at the hottest topic at the moment: https://www.twz.com/news-features/u-s-has-attacked-irans-nuc... and see for yourself if Twitter is dead.
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by relativ575 1y ago
Can you come up with a plan to ship Budweiser beer to the consumers around the country via train?
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by relativ575 1y ago
> But that’s what they sell, that AI could do what the author did with AI. Can you give an example of what you meant here? The author did use AI. What does "AI coming up with that" mean?
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by relativ575 1y ago
Nobody? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41542497
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by relativ575 1y ago
I've worked under communist regime. A real one, a few decades ago, and let me tell you, they also demanded proof of disability. Did you have different experience?
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by relativ575 2y ago
Such as?
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by relativ575 2y ago
> That's not true at all. Someone can simply buy all the media, and the free market will not correct that as long as that person has the wealth to persist. Do you have an example of that happened in real life? Not just a hypothesis.
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by relativ575 2y ago
Use cases such as?
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by relativ575 2y ago
From TFA: > LLMs and the platforms powering them are quickly becoming one-stop shops for any ML-related tasks. From my perspective, the real revolution is not the chat ability or the knowledge embedded in these models, but rather the ver
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by relativ575 2y ago
Google's revenue for 2023 was $307.394B, a 8.68% increase from 2022. 2022 was $282.836B, a 9.78% increase from 2021. 2021 was $257.637B, a 41.15% increase from 2020. Doesn't sound like just past glory. https://www.macro
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by relativ575 2y ago
Really? Ad is the most popular business model for Internet businesses. Any you saying none of those companies is viable?
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by relativ575 2y ago
It's a Chinese company in a wild hot technology field that China want to compete in. I bet that they are very well supported by the state. Similar to Llama with Meta's money.
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by relativ575 2y ago
So anyway, what is your idea of a less shitty business model that can sustain their business? Paid tier? they already have it.
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by relativ575 2y ago
War is terrible. Nobody likes war. Yet war is also the norm for as long as human being exists. Saying military is the war machine is a cheap emotional appeal. Military also fight to protect civilians when war break out. Military is the dete
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by relativ575 2y ago
Why not? Software engineer in the US makes 100K or higher. Why? If you have reasons to believe the price is too high, present them?
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by relativ575 2y ago
Dell's employee number grew from 105,000 in 2017 to peak level of 165,000 in 2020, before going down to the current level of 130,000 - [0] But are you saying we should only pay attention when layoff happens, ignoring a long period of s
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by relativ575 2y ago
You are very hostile in this thread. The GP didn't say anywhere that it was ok for people to be uninsured. Neither did they say they were among the 55% figure. Secondly, it's easy to find some official figures - [0] From January
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by relativ575 2y ago
Are you sure? People of the old time spent most of their time worrying about having food on the table. I doubt they could have time for FB if it was to exist at the time
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by relativ575 2y ago
Well, now you have access to other kinds of food that you didn't have when you were a kid, such as international cuisines. Who is to say which way is better? Although it's certainly the case that it'd be ideal if you could ha
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by relativ575 2y ago
Huh? Mobile phone was available commercially in 1980s, and started to proliferate in 1990s. It was definitely not popular in those groups early on. Any of them.
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by relativ575 2y ago
Perhaps. We'll also have big robust space junk removers
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by relativ575 2y ago
People pay for expert opinion all the time. The experts also have realistic sounding but wrong opinion all the time, to the point that seeking 2nd opinion is the norm. Emphasize "2nd" there -- we can afford to only pay two, or at
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by relativ575 2y ago
> AI cannot and will never be able to provide this motivation to learn, which is what kids actually need, because it is not human. We hear all the time about digital addiction, gamification, FB, Tiktok, etc. Addiction is arguably more di
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by relativ575 2y ago
> From a user perspective Facebook's feed is spam. The topic is FB groups. They aren't spam, at least for those I'm a member. Some groups may be quiet, some are active, but I don't recall coming across spam posts from
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by relativ575 2y ago
You called the criticism "ad hominem", but your own criticism of the study lacks any substance. How about look at their method [0], and/or the method of the polls that their findings are based on [1], and justify your opinion
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by relativ575 2y ago
> as for example the anesthesiologist may be out of network and you’ll never know until it’s too late Are you sure you don't make this up? Any insurance that I've ever had always let you search if a particular provider is in th
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by relativ575 2y ago
Car ownership continue to grow around the world. Maybe not everywhere, but definitely in countries where public transportation is popular, such as the Netherlands. The number can be found easily.
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by relativ575 2y ago
Kyiv would still be the right location. Russia want anything that may distract the world's attention from the crimes they commit everyday in Ukraine.
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by relativ575 2y ago
What if OpenAI couldn't bring ChatGPT out with the fund they was able to raise prior to converting to for-profit? If investors didn't get any benefits ("richer" in your parlance) why should they invest? If they didn&#x27
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by relativ575 2y ago
This kind of comment is what you get when you are on the wrong side of HN. You wouldn't find it for Nvidia's or Apple's events that are similarly full of marketing and hypes. Google earn it, someone would say. That doesn&#x27

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