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So, on the one hand, we have AGI; on the other, the release page is returning 500s.

• jonplackett 28d ago
  Welcome to the future
• aldanor 28d ago
  Artificial general incompetence?
  • nazgulsenpai 28d ago
    I believe this is naturally occurring
  • ReptileMan 28d ago
    Artificial intelligence will be no match for natural stupidity.
  • baq 28d ago
    Nobody can escape the dilbert phb law
  • seydor 28d ago
    To err is to be generally intelligent
• kingleopold 28d ago
  just because they have smart AI, it does not mean they are great at software and cdn.
  • stigz 28d ago
    If they can't get the blocking and tackling right, it doesn't lend confidence they are doing the more complicated stuff well.
  • nemomarx 28d ago
    if it's really smart AI you might expect them to have it create the software and cdn don't they use their coding agents internally?
    • kd913 28d ago
      Always wondered why making something like a rust memory safe Firefox, Linux, vlc, ffmpeg or curl isn’t a benchmark for these LLMs.
  • ForHackernews 28d ago
    Their entire sales pitch is based on the idea that no one will need to be any good at anything, because the AI will do it for them. If they can't ask the AI to configure their CDN correctly, it undermines the validity of their claims. Maybe it's trivial, but any Omnipotent Machine-God deserving of the name wouldn't forget to zip up his fly.
• glenstein 28d ago
  I think something about its benefiting from a harness is significantly contributing to its performance, though I honestly am not smart enough to know whether that makes it "count" more or less.
• ignoramous 28d ago
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