N_Lens

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by N_Lens 3mo ago
VCs and big tech are aligned with a system of 'value extraction'. What the author is engaged in is 'value creation', especially organically through distributed systems. Can't have that in the extractive 'squeez
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Completely unsurprising behaviour by Google, to everyone here, but also indefensible. I find OP quite entertaining, given their post titles such as 'NOYB Has Contacted Me — Google Should Start Sweating' and 'FINAL ULTIMATUM:
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by N_Lens 3mo ago
It's an interesting concept but the timing is probably too early. If more people had reliable low latency gigabit or ideally 10gbit throughput, then it might start to approach feasibility. There's other blockers too, but that spri
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Complete AI slop
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Key details: Huawei developed IPV6+ standard which includes APN6 - application ID and/or user-group identifier plus performance parameters stamped at the edge to enable fine-grained traffic steering and resource allocation. There'
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by N_Lens 3mo ago
High trust is a key ingredient for high levels of innovation, and the US is sliding down the trust ladder rather quickly. Like the saying goes 'Rot starts at the head' - meaning that when an organization, institution, or society d
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by N_Lens 3mo ago
I expect a lot more such accidental feature 'leakage' as Google tries to monetize it's userbase harder.
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Seems like this would trend more towards accumulating trash and bad information since not many people would be interested in contesting or correcting information about 'mundane people & events'. Great training ground for futur
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by N_Lens 3mo ago
Interesting repo, but I don't see comprehensive support for MLX/metal backends. MLX performs significantly better on mac hardware - a 100line PR could add this support. Additionally this tool might have a lot of value as a reposit
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Sounds like more ways for insiders to gain access to taxpayer funds. Golden age of grifting with this administration.
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While the points raised are somewhat accurate, the other posts on Dvorak's blog (apparently the son of the creator of the Dvorak keyboard layout) are full of 'big yikes'. Entertaining to read a bit of it. Also interesting tha
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by N_Lens 3mo ago
I feel like Flock cameras (And other Palantir style incursions on our liberties) are sort of a vaccine - a threat and stressor to see how the public immune system reacts. Because certainly, the technology will keep improving and we're
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Can't see sh*t Cap'n!
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Exactly, just like how humans replaced Bonobos!
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libgen
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by N_Lens 3mo ago
It's like this in the early days of any technology. It reminds me of the early days of the internet before everything became hyper optimised algorithms. It's like the late stages of a monopoly game - it's not fun for anyone e
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by N_Lens 3mo ago
I’m glad that you’ve got it all figured out!
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He’s passionate about using AI!
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Just another framework, dime a dozen these days.
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Thanks for putting in the effort but it seems more work to do this than what it’s worth. Especially when trading skins you become a target for scammers etc.
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by N_Lens 3mo ago
While I appreciate and agree with the key points of the post, Claude's writing style fingerprints are all over it and I guess it's even more exhausting to read someone's AI written article.
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by N_Lens 3mo ago
In my experience: Absolutely Yes!
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Microsoft is going to continue it's anti-user approach since they haven't yet been punished for it. I think it's wise to eject from their ecosystem.
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by N_Lens 3mo ago
How’s that privatisation working out for Australian electric grids?
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Claudely
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I'm sorry but your comment has no effect on the force of that person's confirmation bias.
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Unless you specialize in Egyptology, which then leads to getting tenured somewhere so you teach Egyptology to others. A pyramid scheme, if you will.
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by N_Lens 3mo ago
Fiber is just getting cheaper and cheaper, more resilient, and is faster too. Plus it has no value like copper so thieves dont steal it. I don’t think it’s wise to pollute all of low earth orbit with Musk’s satellites, that area belongs to
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by N_Lens 3mo ago
I imagine they're capturing all the tokens+context from pi sessions from every developer.
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I strongly believe this premise in the article is correct - we will see a lot of tiny, hyper specialized models for individual tasks, and perhaps that will converge with an orchestration layer for a generalized intelligence that controls th

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