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1y ago
I guess we're at the stage where every permutation of "AI Agents" and X (Where X is technologies & or spaces) must be tried and posted on HN.
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1y ago
I use LLMs for coding everyday and agree with most of the article, even if it does attack me as an "indignant HackerNews mudpie commenter". In the same vein, I've actually worked on crypto projects in both DeFi and NFT spaces
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1y ago
There's a reason "Paypal mafia" is in the lexicon.
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1y ago
Yeah I'm on Mac/iPhone as well and was scratching my head at the "multiple passkeys" comment.
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1y ago
Agreed! C++ is a powerful language but full of footguns.
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1y ago
The main challenge appears to be the neural-computer interface - the electrodes. As the article states, there are several startups in this space all bottlenecked by the same constraint, and accurately translating neural impulses into digita
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1y ago
Agreed! This will just cause applicants with options (The best of the best) to avoid applying.
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1y ago
Very vague post light on details, and as usual, feels more like a marketing pitch for the website.
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1y ago
Actually I believe the money you're talking about is being used to bomb many places on the planet.
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1y ago
> When analyzing Miyazaki’s films, including Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, often the messages regarding warfare’s effects on the natural world focus more on the direct impacts rather than the indirect ones. Additionally, many res
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1y ago
FOBT = Fecal Occult Blood Test (A highly sensitive test for detecting blood in poop even at tiny concentrations).
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1y ago
It's "recreational" if you're a masochist!!
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1y ago
Japanese people are not very religious but are very high trust and high on the development index, much higher than the Middle East in my opinion.
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1y ago
Man you've got some weird social darwinist perspectives on the evolution of trust. Play this game - https://ncase.me/trust/
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1y ago
Trust is necessary for social development & advancement, and low trust countries & societies are also low on the development index. The development of advanced economies is predicate on the "absurd level of trust" in weste
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2y ago
Nowadays we have the luxury of LLMs to help migrate projects/code from one language to another. I would imagine a pipeline with Rust as an intermediate “compiled” step might be possible. LLM accuracy isn’t there yet, but I can dream.
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2y ago
Post critical comments on HN obviously.
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2y ago
Nah bro all the poors are just lazy bro /s
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2y ago
You're both right, but in different contexts.
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2y ago
Wow nice work. 10M is a tiny model and I suspect this might be the future for specialised work. I can also imagine the progress towards AGI/ASI to have smaller models used as submodules. brains basically have “modules” like this as wel
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2y ago
I remember when I was a wee lad and wanted to optimise the free space on my windows 95 computer. I deleted program files and everything in the windows directory to free up some space on my 1.2GB Hard Disk. The pc, ofcourse, stopped booting
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2y ago
Because they’re ignorant of what’s out there. Being poor in America probably sucks more than in third world countries where there is atleast fellowship and shared reality of the masses.
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2y ago
I hold crypto, mostly BTC, and think this is just another grabby move by the Trump administration that will ultimately harm crypto.