Madmallard

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by Madmallard 3mo ago
Reddit has been trash for a very long time. But you know it's worse, because you get punished for criticizing AI comments on those subreddits.
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
Is the major issue here that 3 degrees Celsius is like an average so all the hot tropics places just become uninhabitable whereas temperature rises are more moderated in higher latitudes? Also how much faster and higher will that number go
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
It probably should apply. The spirit of HIPAA is the protection of health information.
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
How does this not violate HIPAA?
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
I think the majority of dev work will be gone. We already demonstrated just throwing more compute at it is leading to better and better results. We'll likely have advancements that make it so regular people that ask the right questions
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
"In fact, all evidence points to the contrary." Um. No? I'd like to see how you conjured up that one. Because evidence does indeed point exactly to things just being as they are. "You have objective value being made in t
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
What? What is rational about faith-based comments? Literally nothing is rational about that. It's also just flat out off-topic.
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
Where's Dang? The amount of rule-breaking comments in this thread is pretty much out of control.
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
That's pretty funny considering the comments in this thread hahahaha
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
I think and hope we see a lot more of this before the adversarial imperative returns from the company side. People using Claude Fable to just make replacements for disgustingly enshittified software. We desperately need browser extensions t
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
Could probably do this with a much older model given that it's something that probably has thousands of github repositories for source code to do so.
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
they thrive the people in their own country struggle to survive not seeing a problem with this is very suspicious
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
I mean only people with billions of dollars can make competitors to anthropic because of necessary compute costs that's the barrier to entry
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
That sounds nowhere near adequate
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
Unfortunately I'm telling the truth. You guys have a serious quality control problem for both the articles and the incentivized comment sections. It's all political. Millions of dollars to be on the front page of HN. It all breaks
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
That's nearly every single article on the front page of HN nowadays that talks about AI related stuff
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
Does it actually play identically or is there going to be weird bugs all over the place? Seems like an impossible ask to verify if you don't have an immense test suite that covers everything.
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
If those actually solved the fundamental issue we would already have an explosion of competitive software for major projects
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
It means people have self-inflicted AI psychosis
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
Notice the website url is the same name as the commentor. Notice he's using "trust me bro" benchmarks. Can we just remove all the motivated speech on HN? This is just not trustworthy information at all and obviously is incent
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
I agree. The worst part about it is like 80% of the conversation is motivated speech. That's worse than the technology itself.
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by Madmallard 3mo ago
Sounds like fair game considering Claude is built upon the theft of creative assets of the entire world and aims to eliminate white collar jobs entirely
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by Madmallard 4mo ago
Doesn't make any sense. They could just force them to provide Mythos to the federal government.
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by Madmallard 4mo ago
Don't think this was ever proven? Many thousands of kids go into music at a very young age every year, very few come out with absolute pitch.
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by Madmallard 4mo ago
doing game dev as a hobby sorta make this stuff come naturally
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by Madmallard 4mo ago
As someone who got a Comp Sci degree from a good school and who worked at FAANG right out of school, it seems like this is all that matters to companies looking to hire me.
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by Madmallard 4mo ago
how the vibes though
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by Madmallard 4mo ago
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