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by s08148692 5d ago
This author seems a tad obsessed. 15 times they threw the word fascist around. DHH certainly has some controversial views that many (including myself) find distasteful, but the idea that he will use his funding to suppress and take funding
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by s08148692 6d ago
And I read it by asking an LLM to summarise it
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by s08148692 1mo ago
It's a bit 2025. Needs a scroll hijack background animation and cursor effects to be up to date for 2026
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by s08148692 1mo ago
Without knowing what makes consciousness possible, the paper cannot justify biology as necessary - it mistakes a lack of evidence for conscious AI for proof that conscious AI is impossible. I do not believe current AI or LLMs are conscious,
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by s08148692 1mo ago
> the obvious astroturfing that occurs on this site (along with reddit, etc.) when it comes to Grok isn't helping. All I hear about Claude, GPT, Gemini, etc., are how terrible they are, yet any discussion of Grok seems to always re
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by s08148692 2mo ago
We have Google, Figure, Tesla, Boston Dynamics, and literally dozens of Chinese companies building humanoid robots and making huge improvements in the tech. Not there yet by any means as a general-purpose home assistant, but I don't th
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by s08148692 2mo ago
Same - also thought it was hilarious
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by s08148692 2mo ago
Real time reentry plasma field will never get old. Amazing
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by s08148692 2mo ago
If you can't see cases for it you may need some glasses. Replace the graph in the docs of Top-level planner -> mid-level planners -> worker leaf nodes and you get an org chart of CEO -> executives, N-levels of management, and
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by s08148692 2mo ago
It will be fascinating to watch this play out. Particularly if AI-compute satellite constellations become a reality - We're trending towards a matrioshka brain and I'll be happy if I live to see the beginnings of that future
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by s08148692 2mo ago
"you need a very clear set of requirements. Every constraint on the table" How nice it would be to live in this fantasy world
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by s08148692 2mo ago
Well they trained their model by scraping all digitised human knowledge and ignoring IP and CW laws so whats a little bit of corporate espionage in the grand scheme of things
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by s08148692 2mo ago
I use it because its gives a good balance between intelligence, latency and cost I won't claim to know everything about its history - I don't know any history about _most_ of the products I use The 2 main criticisms I see of Grok
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by s08148692 3mo ago
Parents taking responsibility for what their children can see and do on their devices is an option. Maybe free classes for tech-illiterate parents? There are options that don't involve forcing everybody to prove their age and provide I
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by s08148692 3mo ago
Very cool. Good to see more axial flux motors in the wild - will be interesting to see if they become the new standard in future. With smaller material costs the cost to manufacture at scale could actually become lower than radial I expect
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by s08148692 3mo ago
This is why there is so much interest in space based AI compute. It's not just SpaceX - Google, Anthropic and Nvidia have openly expressed interest If you look at SpaceX plans and ambitions, they hope to deploy massive compute to orbit
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by s08148692 3mo ago
No it's not. That statement assumes other corps care. They don't. If it was easy, everybody would be doing it. The fact that not everyone doing it is not because everyone else is not out of the goodness of their hearts
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by s08148692 3mo ago
I've used it for a couple of years now and honestly the hype around it is really unjustified. It does the job but it's nothing special. I could go back to Jira and see no change in productivity after a brief re-orientation period
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by s08148692 4mo ago
China becoming self sufficient in chip fab could be the trigger point for WW3 so lets not root too hard
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by s08148692 4mo ago
Tesla is building their own fab Huge gamble - If they pull it off I wouldn't be surprised if other companies follow
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by s08148692 4mo ago
The whole armchair engineer debate online about this is hilarious I'm just a software engineer, all I need to know is SpaceX is aggressively pursuing this - that's enough for me to believe it's viable SpaceX operates literall
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by s08148692 4mo ago
> Right.. and computers were once the size of a large room vs now fit into a pocket. and yet now we have far bigger rooms with far bigger computers anyway Hardware may improve exponentially, but demand for compute increases double-expone
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by s08148692 5mo ago
the IDE has little value What they want is the massive user base, the data (Cursor has a lot of high quality coding data for training), the teams expertise in coding models and agents, and the Composer models 60 billion is a large number bu
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by s08148692 5mo ago
When LLM skills become the bottleneck, you kind of need to use an LLM to learn how to use LLM workflows effectively Getting the most out of LLM tooling is a real skill that needs practice just like any other
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by s08148692 5mo ago
The fact that the whole thread has basically devolved into debates over if it is or isn't an LLM written article is proving well enough that it doesn't really matter one way or another
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by s08148692 6mo ago
Capitalism certainly is hugely flawed and yet it is far less flawed than any other economic system we know of. Experimentation with the foundations of society is about as risky as it gets. You could end up with a utopia or you could end up
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by s08148692 6mo ago
For a foundation AI lab with a world famous AI researcher at the helm though, it's not so impressive. Won't even touch the sides of the hardware costs they'd need to be anywhere near competitive
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by s08148692 7mo ago
As a counter anecdote, my wife stopped using it because it is quite terrible when you ask it about current events. She almost exclusively uses the Grok app now because it has the "best" internet search and current events results
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by s08148692 7mo ago
> Wait what? when did they actually enter mass production? "mass" is a strong word but the first one came off their production line 5 days ago ramp to high volume will probably be extremely slow
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by s08148692 7mo ago
I don't think they meant literally cameras only can create reliable distance measures. At the risk of putting words in their mouth, I would guess they meant "cameras as the only input to a distance model". the "model&quo

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