Invictus0

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by Invictus0 9mo ago
It's easy to create software, it's still hard to do marketing
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by Invictus0 9mo ago
Option A: the business goes bankrupt, investors lose money, customers lose the product, all employees get fired. Option B: the business stays afloat, investors make money, customers keep the product, some employees get fired with a severanc
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by Invictus0 9mo ago
They are literally not harmed. The end of an at-will employment agreement is not a harm.
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by Invictus0 9mo ago
There's a large contingent on hacker news that still thinks it's some kind of moral failure to fire people
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by Invictus0 9mo ago
They haven't turned on the ads yet
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by Invictus0 9mo ago
@dang I think it's important that "fucking" remains in the title
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by Invictus0 9mo ago
talk about a shitty website
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by Invictus0 9mo ago
Unfortunately it's completely unusable on mobile
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by Invictus0 9mo ago
Apple is not a serious company if they can't even spin up a simple frontend for their AI innovations. I should not have to install anything to test this.
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by Invictus0 10mo ago
How is everyone monitoring the skill/utility of all these different models? I am overwhelmed by how many they are, and the challenge of monitoring their capability across so many different modalities.
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by Invictus0 10mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persecution_of_Uyghurs_in_Chin...
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by Invictus0 10mo ago
"just"
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by Invictus0 10mo ago
Now imagine the switch is going to cost you $100M in downtime and change consultants, if it succeeds at all, and your new provider will up the price in a few years time anyway.
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by Invictus0 10mo ago
You may not realize this, but there are numerous rail systems around the world that are not subsidized and are in fact profitable. See Japan, for instance
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by Invictus0 10mo ago
The MTA is billions in the red because it overpays the union workers and fails to commercialize the stations
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by Invictus0 10mo ago
it's dead in the water
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by Invictus0 10mo ago
that's by design
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by Invictus0 10mo ago
Counterpoint: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Holmes
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by Invictus0 10mo ago
Navigating Bureaucracy 101
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by Invictus0 10mo ago
Not complaining about the research. I'm complaining that I have to do work to even try this, instead of Apple offering a demo or portal of some kind.
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by Invictus0 10mo ago
This guy didn't even get paid for this? We need a law that establishes mandatory payments for cybersecurity bounty hunters.
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by Invictus0 10mo ago
Apple's got to stop running their AI group like a university lab. Get some actual products going that we can all use--you know, with a proper fucking web UI and a backend.
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by Invictus0 10mo ago
see you in 5 years
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by Invictus0 10mo ago
what's with all the naysaying? It's HN in 2025 and you think a company the size of OpenAI can't afford to build ads?
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by Invictus0 10mo ago
This is the curlftpfs comment all over again
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by Invictus0 10mo ago
there will be differentiated cohorts
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by Invictus0 10mo ago
People crying about the revenue gap constantly forget that OpenAI still hasn't turned on the ads, porn, and gambling. Trust, they will turn it on eventually.
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by Invictus0 11mo ago
Very well written. Many here in the comments seeking to find sense in this matter or pass judgment; a wise person would simply nod in acknowledgement, understanding that things simply are the way they are.
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by Invictus0 11mo ago
not everything in life is databases and ai
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by Invictus0 11mo ago
But... you have autism? It's practically a symptom of that condition that you wouldn't like parties. It's like a person with acid reflux criticizing spicy food--like, how are we supposed to accept this as a criticism of spicy

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