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by 93po 2y ago
Sam plainly wrote that intelligence of the log of training resources, but that's presumably written in the context of GPT4 style LLMs. The intelligence gains we're seeing right now are not a result of a 100x increase in traditiona
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by 93po 2y ago
it's an example of the type of knee-jerk reactions, not a claim that people are literally saying that in every comment thread, however you're welcome to see for yourself how musk and hitler are discussed in the same comment consta
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by 93po 2y ago
Why do we care so much about classified information? Why is there a reverence for our government hiding information from its people? Why shouldn't the government operate out in the open in all ways? Something something terrorism, but i
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by 93po 2y ago
The parent comment's claim is that he won the primaries because corporate news deliberately and tirelessly covered his campaign to give him tremendous visibility, which led to his winning campaign. I disagree and think they covered his
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by 93po 2y ago
My issue with this content on HN isn't that the conversation is sometimes garbage, which it is, but that it's overwhelmingly people repeating the same falsehoods that might, at best, have a kernel of truth, but have been blown out
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by 93po 2y ago
I am so over this internet/computer/combustion engine obsession. Please let it end ;)
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by 93po 2y ago
Reddit is overwhelmingly fake information and covert ads. Investigate any random post on the front page of /r/all, even if it's just like a cute gif of an old person, then go to the comments. Like 75% chance there is somethin
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by 93po 2y ago
Title makes it sound like she was in an Neuralink office and physically shoved out the door. The non-clickbait version is that she is in the same agency that started a Neuralink investigation (due to perceive conflicts of interest in its bo
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by 93po 2y ago
I think the success we see despite ADHD is that people are bright enough or resourceful enough to brute force their way through schools and careers. I had a vasectomy around age 30 knowing kids would make my life really difficult, I think f
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by 93po 2y ago
I'm confused what this does that Cursor doesn't. The example it shows on the front page is something Cursor can also easily do.
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by 93po 2y ago
i personally relearned what transitive verbs are, haha. but that, too
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by 93po 2y ago
some peoples brains just operate faster, like have a faster clockspeed in the same way CPUs do. i feel like people who can read extremely fast also correlate strongly to people who can listen to audio very fast. my partner is an unbelievabl
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by 93po 2y ago
it's only a problem because the neurotypical vastly outnumber the neurodivergent. if most people couldn't walk, the world could be difficult for people who can. it doesn't make one group "correct", it just means the
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by 93po 2y ago
"company that hates elon and has vendetta against him says bad things about elon companies" fidelity has been shitting all over elon companies forever, and losing tons of money in the process: https://seekingalpha.com&#
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by 93po 2y ago
your grandmother is/was amazing
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by 93po 2y ago
People who can't walk would struggle a lot in a world where society didn't make accommodations for them to enter buildings, use restrooms, etc. The problem is that society is decently good at accommodating the very visible and tan
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by 93po 2y ago
> I commented back then that ADHD may be understood as introducing chaos into life to avoid being trapped in local optima. I have had life-long crippling ADHD that I am only now, in my 30s, starting to learn to cope with. My biggest thin
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by 93po 2y ago
agreed, this is very likely just incompetence or bureaucracy at play, i doubt anyone in tr*mp's administration cares about the data being removed
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by 93po 2y ago
if you're in houston you can have an older android of mine (but much newer than yours). sorry this is difficult for you, it sounds like it sucks.
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by 93po 2y ago
I flagged stuff like this because there's no real curious conversation to be had, it's not interesting in a technical way, it's unrelated to hacking and startups, and basically just incites lazy dog-piling that, while I don&#
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by 93po 2y ago
It does something, just not a lot. I think many/most weed smokers can quit cold turkey without many or any physical problems. Even very high tolerance smokers can still get pretty high, they just have to use tons of weed/high dens
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by 93po 2y ago
If it's not fully combusting the leaves, it seems like it must be massively healthier. Not healthy, of course, but better.
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by 93po 2y ago
I've met some functional potheads and I legitimately cannot tell when they're high, even after they smoke a lot. Their tolerance is so unbelievably high that smoking does very little to them. They manage to function in life becaus
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by 93po 2y ago
drink verification can
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by 93po 2y ago
dang, you have my endless gratitude for not allowing transphobia on HN
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by 93po 2y ago
my point is that financial penalties for illegal activity is not enough - law breaking just becomes a cost-benefit analysis that is constantly exploited. for instance, the largest source of theft every single year is wage theft by employers
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by 93po 2y ago
The bottom 55% of global population holds 1% of the wealth. The top 1% hold 46% of all wealth. As of 2020. Global wealth was $418 trillion. So 1% is $4.18 trillion. I'm not sure any three people hold that much money.
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by 93po 2y ago
I've been saying for years, companies can have freedom of speech when we can put them in jail for wrongdoing. I'd even take metaphorical jail - not allowed to employ anyone, operate, transact, or anything else for the duration of
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by 93po 2y ago
i heard he said something mean about my grandma, too
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by 93po 2y ago
nope https://hsph.harvard.edu/climate-health-c-change/news/fossil... https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38030155/ https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/nov/

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