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well_ackshually
3d ago
"Vapid" is the best description of the slop that comes out of paul graham's website.
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3d ago
Hundreds, at this point? Every benchmark is flawed as shit, written by clowns. DeepSWE, They're given the full git history (the solution is in it), others don't even bother to verify if the code is the right one and just the outpu
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3d ago
Breaking news: after being the biggest threat to world stability, the US realizes that their behavior is also a threat to their own stability.
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3d ago
The only metric by which they are the largest company in the world is valuation. There are thousands of companies more important to your daily existence than Jensen's leather jacket factory. They are also talking out of their asses, a
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3d ago
>Who is actually paying this money? You, when their circular financing scheme fails and you're the one left holding the bag as your government says "they're too important to let them fail".
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4d ago
>Not a Lean expert but some of the proof tactics used to prove are probably novel Maybe. But they're in 32 millions lines of Lean. How do you find the needle in the haystack ? >Or, you could prompt agents later to analyze which l
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4d ago
No, you don't understand: that proof is useless. When you solve mathematical problems, you open up new ones in the process of doing so. You create new research. You create new theories, new notations, new thought. This is just ticking
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4d ago
It doesn't. It's 32 millions lines of bullshit, and the only thing it brought is "it's not true in some extreme conditions lol". The effort needed to figure out why that is, what conditions lead to it, the new mathe
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5d ago
>You can still read and understand an AI written proof. No you can't lol, they're multi million lines of Lean, which is already an obscure language to understand. It's an assault on your senses.
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5d ago
So it wasted everyone's time, thousands of hours of research trying to disprove something said very loudly. What OpenAI is doing is a DoS of the scientific community: wasting your time trying to check if they're not wrong, and cla
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5d ago
S̶q̶u̶a̶d̶r̶o̶n̶ ̶4̶2̶ AGI is coming next year, promised !
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5d ago
Yep. Every single post I've seen about "game development is over" is yet another procedurally generated game. Not only it doesn't prove anything about Astra being "better" at making games (do people have any id
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6d ago
"no see they didn't use it to give people cancer, they merely wanted to make the land they lived in so uninhabitable and devoid of life that staying there would mean death either by starvation or bombing" War crime apologists
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6d ago
Your source: vibes Deepseek's source: mostly open i wonder if there's any relationship hmmmm
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7d ago
??? WindowSizeClasses, Postures, Navigation3, ListDetailScaffolds, the list goes on. Android & Compose is pretty much flawless when it comes to develop for it, it's thoroughly documented and works well. Layouts will not magically b
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7d ago
There will inevitably be a crease after a few weeks/months, as every folding phone has had. Apple is relying on Samsung's display tech, and Apple doesn't have better solutions than Samsung. The reason it doesn't actively
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7d ago
Watching my iOS colleagues tear their hair out with SwiftUI's lack of proper support of foldables for the next... Two years about will be highly entertaining.
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7d ago
Relying on an Apple Watch instead of a proper medical device if you're having heart issues is, well, uh... There's a reason an Apple Watch isn't a medical device.
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8d ago
>Backed by YCombinator will turn into absolute dogshit within weeks, use proper software.
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8d ago
>People are having fun making images. 3 billion images per week isn't people, it's automated farms, dogshit marketing companies and other attacks on your brain.
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8d ago
>the product is not even to 1.0 yet and already the writing is on the wall for the path towards enshittification & acquisition by $bigco. https://herdr.dev/blog/herdr-is-joining-y-combinator/ On the wall ?
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9d ago
Wouldn't be the first time Volkswagen works with a genocidal regime, to be fair to them. Can't kick old habits out.
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9d ago
>Artificial general intelligence (AGI) is a hypothetical type of artificial intelligence that matches or surpasses human capabilities across virtually all cognitive tasks. Keep moving the goalposts
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9d ago
Reading _that_ on Hackernews of all places is funny as shit.
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9d ago
Anthropic must love you. Re-blow hundred of thousands of tokens to relearn how to use your profiler and build system at every debugging attempt.
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9d ago
Because there's about as many ways of taking public transit as there are users. For many, live maps are critical. I don't understand why either, but people want the "control" it offers and knowing that their bus is aroun
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9d ago
You're not fighting unsophisticated attackers. 50% of them are, maybe. The rest? They're actively hostile, detecting blocking attempts, moving on to botnets, DDoSing you and trying everything they can to bypass you. People have be
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9d ago
"I disable things and expect others to do things for me, in their own time, without being paid, to bring solutions to my paranoia" You do see how selfish it is, right? While the author did introduce such a solution, it's such
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10d ago
Because as we all know, the US government (and especially this one) would never lie. How are the weapons of mass destruction in Iraq doing?
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11d ago
1 million dollars reinvested in the economy by a bunch of math nerds that need to buy food, get housing, pay for services, or 300k in Anthropic's pocket? I wonder which one makes society better off, hmmmm, very complicated question, no
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