JimsonYang

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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
As of now chatgpt subsidies its consumer subscription-I wonder if cheating on exams will be still promiment once students are forced to pay $30 a month Since students are notorious for being cheap
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Bumble dating app explores sale(reuters.com)
3 points by JimsonYang 4mo ago|0 comments
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
just to understand this. You're saying Sam Altman told the Trump Admin to ban anthropic. Then in order to cover up his tracks, Sam told either fabricated this story or told Trump to tell his company to limit customers? I'm not sta
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
For parents-whats the benefit of this? Afaik, parents are super protective of their children and would never do something that could inhibit a childs learning
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
there was an older yc video where they asked founders where they got their first customer. a lot of people said * cold outreach/sales * personal network * reddit Obv the videos these are general brushes, I would imagine they put this
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
I wonder how this information will influence Republican party political strategy We already know chatbots already inform political views, if LLMs become the battleground for informing political views I wouldn't be surprised if the Trum
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
>the only real use case that makes sense to me is giving people in developing countries... The markets hasnt accepted that. In gaza the cost of using crypto for foreign exchange far exceeded the cost of using cash, or prederably a US bil
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
The dependent idea is questionable- when your boss tells you to not use the most expesive models-you just dont I would assume when price hikes happen either 1) less non technical people would vibecode as it doesnt impact the work that much
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
>A much smaller group of people doing how — and the how people who remain are doing the hardest how work Or you could have more work being outputted that isnt really relevant but is trying to pad up a resume. Same number of people remain
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
Is it etiquette on hn to delete dupes?
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
I agree but unfortunately the US education budget is driven by test scores. Unless theres strong evidence that test scores will increase, Karen from the PTA insists that her child be given access to their phone
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
A kid gets homework to do a writing assignment online. Kid goes on chatgpt. "Chatgpt do this work, heres the assignment' ctrl c + ctrl v Chatgpt spits out a good answer. Kid spent no time doing homework and learned nothing Or imag
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
> Facing a broad decline in education test scores, the government in 2024 banned smartphones from schools and has given teachers back more powers to enforce discipline in the classroom. I remember seeing an nyt article where there was mi
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
Such a clever twist on the classic wikipedia racing. Cant wait to play against friends
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
Then they bring me salsa, just what I was looking for!
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
Grok-assasin Claude-priest/healer Deepseek-expendable mini units
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
agree, there's always going to be a belief for a majority of people that by reading or doing this ONE trick, they can avoid the hard work and sacrifice needed to get to a place/do a task we've seen it with exercise/dieti
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UK unveils social media ban for users under 16(techcrunch.com)
1 points by JimsonYang 4mo ago|3 comments
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
When you get big enough, the govt is always going to want to get involved. We've seen how social media sites have always been in contention with govs regarding free speech even tho theyre fundamentally a way for other people to sociali
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
I seriously feel like there's easier ways for OpenAI to catch up to anthropic and it would be a waste of political capital that the idea of Sam pulling strings for this to happen seems highly unlikely
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
Whether it's G&T programs or THE school, I feel a majority of parents have a weird obsession with their child's early education like elementary and middle school
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
I found prompt injection is a little too obvious when I tested with Claude and Chatgpt, but I totally see candidates embellishing facts to pass the machine resume screening in order to get to a human. i.e. I didn't 'made 200k wort
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The Mirage of the Gifted Child(nymag.com)
4 points by JimsonYang 4mo ago|3 comments
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
It is the phones fault and it affects more than kids. You see too many parents and grandparents buried on the phones. At least with boomers the tech adoption isnt as high We should recognize its not a generational issue but something that a
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
Its either end of the spectrum-you do the best job(top 10%) or your everyone else. If you only do middle of the pack(for one reason or another-cost, talent, etc) you become incentivized to cause problems then fix it. Thus a net negative to
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
Tbf when you dont care about ui-as most backend devs do- Claude creating UI is perfect Imo UI is bifurcated. Its either not impressive(most websites) or there was immense effort put into it(like posthogs site). So for a small project where
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
Bingo! People mustve forgotten about the bootstrap era
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
Good PMs really carry teams, clearing politics and bureaucracy on your behalf. It's just that these people aren't the majority of the populace
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by JimsonYang 4mo ago
Is it the same in movies? I wonder if the dogs motif is across different media format
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Palantir cofounder says CEOs are pretending layoffs are about 'AI productivity'(businessinsider.com)
3 points by JimsonYang 4mo ago|0 comments

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