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A statement from 1,386 employees of frontier AI companies(pacingthefrontier.com)
2 points by rvz 2d ago|2 comments
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by rvz 3d ago
You might need to talk to the power users both here and beyond HN. Developers who use Docker on Mac, Android Studio, homebrew usage and usage on embedded devices all had persistent issues and had to wait months for the ecosystem to improve
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by rvz 4d ago
Or just use Google Meet on all browsers , which is more practical to use than Zoom. Zero software to install.
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by rvz 4d ago
Anthropic will never open the weights, just like how no frontier lab will open up their training data.
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by rvz 4d ago
That's bad news. Don't use Zoom.
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by rvz 4d ago
Abundance for who and what of? Mostly likely an abundance of security breaches, exploits and other terrible things. Does that 'abundance' benefit humanity? We will get the negatives first before the positives unfortunately.
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by rvz 4d ago
Why now? China will request a deal on their terms instead of agreeing to any deal that the US will put forward in order for them to agree on this 'proposal'. So it doesn't matter what Sam, Dario and Elon say. Slowing down i
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by rvz 4d ago
Unfortunately there's not much you can do here and it is not going to happen despite HN being in fact far worse today than it was a decade ago. The site is unfortunately filled with rampant upvote rings, AI agents / bots commentin
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by rvz 4d ago
I agree. It is mostly a solution looking for a problem and has close to the same functional downsides as Flash or Applets other than "transparency". Its 'sandbox' is also escapeable at both the engine level in V8, Gecko
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by rvz 4d ago
That is the indicator for both Elison, Huang and others to take as much profits from this bubble as the market allows without causing panic.
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Navier-Stokes Announcement(claymath.org)
337 points by rvz 5d ago|289 comments
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by rvz 5d ago
Cyber crime is legal. (If you are an AI Agent)
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by rvz 5d ago
I can tell a README which is a long as that is not written by the author, but of course by Claude. So, I ain't reading all of that.
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by rvz 5d ago
This is the same company that claims moral superiority with the people who defend them pretending to be "the good guys", "nothing like Palantir" and have claim to "practice what they preach with principles" It
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by rvz 5d ago
Websites like this just do the opposite of what they are trying to achieve. (Giving more attention to the target.) It means that the alternative distros are not quite effective in their own marketing and Omarchy was able to market and attra
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by rvz 5d ago
There are upvote bots here, so any vibe coded project makes it to the front page. So we get an abundance of (useless) software.
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by rvz 5d ago
So we replace all those "hacks" and snake-oil with even more pseudoscientific hacks and snake-oil?
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by rvz 5d ago
Maybe all this time we were just in a ZIRP bubble and the people who claimed to be "interested in programming" were just grifting to the top all along.
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by rvz 5d ago
Why don't they (Meta) have some conviction on agents and go all in on relying on 100% on agents and remove all employees at once?
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by rvz 5d ago
Figma.
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by rvz 6d ago
This does not seem to be an official product by Herdr themselves. Use at your own risk.
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by rvz 6d ago
At least the author of Omarchy wrote the doctrine by typing it by hand. I’ll give him that.
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by rvz 6d ago
> OpenAI is considering slowing down the development of cutting-edge artificial intelligence, and the ChatGPT maker’s Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman is hoping that other AI companies will do the same. They won't. There is no s
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by rvz 6d ago
It is bullsh*t. Just say that you need the IPO money to build yourself a bunker. If it was a true danger, then instead you would have supported pausing AI and an international governing body to halt the development globally (including China
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by rvz 6d ago
Looks illegal and in breach of Valve's EULA. Programmers really don't understand why lawyers continue to feast on cashing in on lawsuits while programmers risk bankrupting themselves over toys like this.
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by rvz 6d ago
As I said before for patching vulnerabilities in the age of AI [0], attackers are going to build exploits around this RCE with AI or even find more flaws with AI. This means you have no choice but to use AI to defend, find and patch these f
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by rvz 6d ago
Damn. That is a real shame. This whole writeup has some slop in it then.
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by rvz 6d ago
In that case, Kotlin makes even more sense especially with Kotlin Native, and Rust is unnecessary. Kotlin is already multi-platform and can be re-used as the business logic in iOS apps with Swift as the UI and the Android app with a Kotlin
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by rvz 6d ago
Agreed, the whole of the Javascript / TypeScript ecosystem has caused a slop hellscape of workarounds, half-backed fixes and have exposed short-comings in the ecosystem. Perhaps these languages do not work well as they are not designed
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by rvz 6d ago
So you want to review and maintain code in 3 separate languages? Sounds like a complete waste of tokens with the worst case of just quickly building more technical debt, three times.

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