Oras

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by Oras 6mo ago
Reading comments, I’m curios why would someone spend thousands for LLM coding? What are you building to justify these skyrocketing token consumption? I’ve been using AI coding since GitHub copilot was in beta, used all IDEs in the market, a
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by Oras 6mo ago
Read community note, its April fool
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by Oras 6mo ago
> Plus, down the line, I'm sure folks want to work on their own AI agents with inbox access, and Bedrock would be a perfect fit. I think you found your niche, this could be a pretty good setup for agents
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by Oras 6mo ago
Email data are not meant to be within your cloud account anyway. I think you're also missing other offers coming with Google/Microsoft email such as office, no setup, no maintenance .. etc.
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by Oras 6mo ago
There are many open source STT models that can run locally on Mac with good performance, such as whisper and Parakeet
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by Oras 7mo ago
> Amazon and Google have both been accused of similar practices, but they agreed some commitments rather than having a formal decision against them Amazon is still full of fake reviews, it does not take a genius to spot them. And nothing
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by Oras 7mo ago
https://archive.is/ZPHt9
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by Oras 7mo ago
I hope it occurs to Google that they can use this feature to update the design of their websites and services
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by Oras 7mo ago
> Gartner analyst Dennis Xu has half-jokingly suggested banning use of Microsoft’s Copilot AI on Friday afternoons, because he fears at that time of week users may be too lazy to properly check its possibly offensive output. Aka: clickba
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by Oras 7mo ago
Kai is hilarious, and what makes his videos really funny is that they are 100% true about what software engineering looks like in real life. Another channel that I like a lot is Alberta Tech, which falls in the same category.
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by Oras 7mo ago
Posting a product on any of these sites will not have the same impact as it did before AI. Not because your product is not good, but because there is much more noise now. This applies to social media posting, SEO, articles, you name it. AI
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by Oras 7mo ago
What's unique about Vertex's privacy policy?
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by Oras 7mo ago
The problem is well articulated and nice story for both cofounders. One thing I don’t get is why would anyone use a direct service that does the same thing as others when there are services such as openrouter where you can use the same mode
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Detecting Deepfake Talking Heads from Facial Biometric Anomalies [pdf](openaccess.thecvf.com)
1 points by Oras 7mo ago|0 comments
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by Oras 7mo ago
Technically, not much magic, apart from Mortgage and Pension, OpenBanking is quite solid in the UK, and you can connect any bank account from any bank. This is now supported by many banks in the UK. You can connect all other bank accounts d
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by Oras 7mo ago
Really weird, you'd think all API calls are tied to the user ID. Unless some hard-coded debugging ids crept out to prod. But again, code reviews? integration test?
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by Oras 7mo ago
"Judgement" is perfect for now. I use CC and Codex every day, and I agree they spit out something that will work on the first run, but they go wild about some system design choices. For now, I agree with you that judgement and sys
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by Oras 7mo ago
I wish going outside again were possible, but what if most of the people you actually want to hang out with aren't in the same area? And for those who are near, the cost of having a coffee or a drink is too much now on top of expenses
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by Oras 7mo ago
I'm shocked it was allowed
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by Oras 7mo ago
> - Self-supervised label-free training (DINO). Remember Alexandr Wang built a multibillion dollar company just around having people in third world countries label data, so this is a huge breakthrough. If it was a breakthrough, why did M
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by Oras 7mo ago
I wasn't criticising his scientific contribution at all, that's why I started my comment by appraising what he did. Creating a startup has to be about a product. When you raise 1B, investors are expecting returns, not papers.
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by Oras 7mo ago
I don't get what this is. Is it like PostHog or MixPanel with feature flags?
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by Oras 7mo ago
> The deal will bring Moltbook co-founders Matt Schlicht and Ben Parr into Meta Superintelligence Labs, the unit led by former Scale AI CEO Alexandr Wang. Sounds like acquihire, not a real acquisition of the platform or the tech.
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by Oras 7mo ago
> But this is not an applied AI company. There is absolutely no doubt about Yann's impact on AI/ML, but he had access to many more resources in Meta, and we didn't see anything. It could be a management issue, though, and
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Bash is all you need. A nano Claude Code–like agent, built from 0 to 1(github.com)
1 points by Oras 7mo ago|0 comments
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by Oras 7mo ago
From the profile of the author of the article: > Nothing gets me going more than watching lazy, entitled tech workers who pretended to have real jobs finally get the boot. I wouldn’t take opinions based on hate. The article might be corr
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by Oras 7mo ago
For all accounts or just new ones?
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by Oras 7mo ago
I wish for karma based too if we managed to get filters. I want to see posts only by accounts with {x}+ karma points.
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by Oras 7mo ago
But the issue is not only show HN, even generic posts are increasingly from new accounts, some of them are reaching front page too. One example: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46884481
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Ask HN: Please restrict new accounts from posting
721 points by Oras 7mo ago|515 comments

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