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> > It's merely enhanching an existing macOS version to also run on iOS, which tbh is very trivial and not at all impressive for any LLM. It's so crazy to reme

> > It's merely enhanching an existing macOS version to also run on iOS, which tbh is very trivial and not at all impressive for any LLM. It's so crazy to remember sitting in front of W3Schools after school trying to learn PHP to create a website, and hear people today saying it isn't very impressive a fucking machine can automatically translate/port code from one platform to another, even a machine doing that with PHP3 > PHP4 code back then would have been cool but nope, "not at all impressive" just because things improved so much, so quickly, everyone got quickly used to the status quo. I agree with you in general though, the title does make it sound like more was done than what was done in actuality, as it was just a iOS port. Still, I'd wager it seems interesting enough, given it's on the front page right now.

flohofwoe 4mo ago
> Still, I'd wager it seems interesting enough, given it's on the front page right now. It's a good example of AI psychosis I guess, people reading things into a headline which they want to be true, no matter what reality says ;) When you look at the commit history, the actual changes come down to a few dozen lines of code, all of them absolutely trivial, and most of those code changes seem to be cherry-picked bugfixes from the original project.
- embedding-shape 4mo ago
  > It's a good example of AI psychosis at work ;) More like "wisdom of the crowds" (for better or worse) unless you're trying to argue that everyone who upvotes/downvotes on HN suffers from AI psychosis ;)
  - sarchertech 4mo ago
    > everyone who upvotes/downvotes You can’t downvote articles, so a relatively small amount of enthusiastic people slamming upvote will do it.
- cdud3 4mo ago
  The AI bros industry needs to keep the impression that employees can be replaced with something more cheap since otherwise where will all the money come from that is burned right now?

flohofwoe 4mo ago

> Still, I'd wager it seems interesting enough, given it's on the front page right now. It's a good example of AI psychosis I guess, people reading things into a headline which they want to be true, no matter what reality says ;) When you look at the commit history, the actual changes come down to a few dozen lines of code, all of them absolutely trivial, and most of those code changes seem to be cherry-picked bugfixes from the original project.

embedding-shape 4mo ago
> It's a good example of AI psychosis at work ;) More like "wisdom of the crowds" (for better or worse) unless you're trying to argue that everyone who upvotes/downvotes on HN suffers from AI psychosis ;)
- sarchertech 4mo ago
  > everyone who upvotes/downvotes You can’t downvote articles, so a relatively small amount of enthusiastic people slamming upvote will do it.
cdud3 4mo ago
The AI bros industry needs to keep the impression that employees can be replaced with something more cheap since otherwise where will all the money come from that is burned right now?