Anon1096

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by Anon1096 10mo ago
>Google already gets an unjustified cut of the money I'm paying for the game Brotato is free to distribute their game outside the Play Store as well, Android isn't locked down. If the cut was unjustified why would they give mon
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by Anon1096 10mo ago
Glasses as a computer form factor is not really proven out yet, but cameras on the glasses are one of the things that people are actually using the Meta Raybans for. One of the primary things people do with them is capture POV video. Take a
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by Anon1096 10mo ago
To anyone who isn't deep in the AI hype space it reads like satire to include such an obvious AI tell but I think it's a positive in the eyes of the AI hype world. It's like how anyone not a lizard is repulsed by LinkedIn spe
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by Anon1096 10mo ago
Opinionated and uneducated. A favorite pastime of the internet it's just a shame that we give so much attention to such blogposts.
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by Anon1096 10mo ago
What you're missing is that for these massive systems there's never enough capacity. You can go look at datacenter buildouts YOY if you'd like. Any and all compute power that can be used is being used. For individual services
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by Anon1096 10mo ago
You're wrong about how services that cost 9+ figures to run annually are budgeted. 1% CPU is absolutely massive and well measured and accounted for in these systems.
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by Anon1096 10mo ago
This is really just an example of survivorship bias and the power of Valve's good brand value. Big tech does in fact employ plenty of people working on the kernel to make 0.1% efficiency gains (for the reason you state), it's just
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by Anon1096 10mo ago
負う and 王 are both hepburn-romanized as ou though. 方 and 頬 (hou vs hoo) is a better example. I don't really think native speakers still distinguish these. Feel free to try listening yourself though: 頬, note that it has multiple pronunci
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by Anon1096 10mo ago
The interpretation is very off. You are way too focused on whether the first sentence is quote accurately. But >Clearly, people did it for a long time, no problem. In fact means Altman thinks the exact opposite of "he didn't kn
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by Anon1096 11mo ago
I agree I don't really think there's anything here besides compression algos being tested. At the very least, I'd need to see far far more evidence of filters being applied than what's been shared in the thread. But havi
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by Anon1096 11mo ago
Cloudflare and other cloud infra providers are only providing primitives to use, in this case WAF. They have target uptimes and it's never 100%. It's up to the people actually making end user services (like your medical devices) t
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by Anon1096 11mo ago
Sorry but it's highly suspect to be spelling the same word multiple different ways across paragraphs. You switch between using centre/center or utilization/utilisation? It is a very weird mistake to make for a human.
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by Anon1096 11mo ago
Besides the fact that this article is obviously AI generated (and not even well, why is there mismatches in british/american english? I can only assume that the few parts in british english are the human author's writing or edits)
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by Anon1096 11mo ago
Sorry don't mean to demean your effort, I read the GH post and like the hacker spirit :D. It's the rest of the people in the HN comments with 0 clue. I like my glasses and don't really agree with your goals (nor see the point
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by Anon1096 11mo ago
They don't stream to your phone when taking a video or picture. The data is on device and transferred later. It also uses wifi direct not BLE. It seems many many people on HN have absolutely no clue how the meta glasses work lol, there
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by Anon1096 11mo ago
It's truly astonishing to me that your account has existed since 2008 and you decided to pull this. As a troll job for the lulz it is some amazing work. Hats off
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by Anon1096 11mo ago
I work on rec systems. The ideal here will be a multi tiered approach where the LLM first identifies that a book should be recommended, a traditional recommendation system chooses the best book for the user (from a bank of books that are pa
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by Anon1096 11mo ago
For one, in a mortgage the loan is secured by the house. But more importantly: you can get simple loans for startups too! Banks provide loans that are personally guaranteed (ie if the business goes under the founder is still on the hook). B
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by Anon1096 11mo ago
Stated without a shred of evidence and getting no pushback. Classic for a nonsense claim about big tech company HN doesn't like, lol.
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by Anon1096 1y ago
> On top of that, Meta, like many major tech companies, has been shifting its focus toward LLM-based AI, moving away from more traditional PyTorch use cases. This is very wrong. Meta is on the forefront of recommendation algorithms and t
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by Anon1096 1y ago
Slide threads are an age old tactic for pushing views onto others. It doesn't work quite as well on a voted board but as long as 1 of your threads stick you've achieved your goal.
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by Anon1096 1y ago
Eventually english textbooks are going to start including this isn't... it's pattern because it's so prevalent in ai slop. I close anything I read now at the first sign of it.
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by Anon1096 1y ago
I mean any time a service goes down even 1/100 the size of AWS you have people crawling out of the woodworks giving armchair advice while having no domain relevant experience. It's barely even worth taking the time to respond. The
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by Anon1096 1y ago
No, it's just mindless speculation from someone who clearly hasn't worked a critical service's on call rotation before. Not at all what it's actually like, all these services have automatic alarms that will start blaring
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by Anon1096 1y ago
It's possible that you really could endure any zone failure. But I take these claims people make all the time with a grain of salt, unless you're working on AWS scale (basically just 3 companies) and have actually run for years an
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by Anon1096 1y ago
The people building the infrastructure powering the internet at cloudflare, major cloud providers, isps, etc are all regularly reading and referencing RFCs (from experience). People who aren't reading them now weren't reading them
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by Anon1096 1y ago
It's honestly so embarrassing and damning for HN that drivel like this is getting upvoted. To argue that personalized ads are bad for some kind of privacy argument is all well and good, but to say they're less effective than conte
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by Anon1096 1y ago
> The Swiss German name for this estimated rent is "Eigenmietwert" ("self-rental value") In English this is called imputed rent, it's used in US for CPI calculations.
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by Anon1096 1y ago
"It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it" or something like that. There's quite an appetite on the internet for ai derision articles.
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by Anon1096 1y ago
Something I absolutely loved while working at Meta was that basically every internal system has some kind of ticket ID, and more importantly, wherever it's displayed near the top of the page you very likely can click-to-copy it. And th

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