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by Palmik 1y ago
It's quite possible that the ads also got taken down, as they were against google ads' policies. Tech companies routinely monitor social media like HN to take action.
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by Palmik 1y ago
This is not allowed and the advertisers are on borrowed time: https://support.google.com/adspolicy/answer/6118?hl=en You can bid on competitor's keywords, but not use their trademarked name in the copy, espec
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Tesid: Textualised Encrypted Sequential Identifiers(temp.chrismorgan.info)
4 points by Palmik 1y ago|0 comments
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The benefits of being an open-source startup(newsletter.posthog.com)
3 points by Palmik 1y ago|0 comments
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by Palmik 1y ago
I think UK OSA in its current state is bad, but I also think Wikipedia losing this case is good. Here is Wikipedia's original case: > The Wikimedia Foundation shares the UK government’s commitment to promoting online environments wh
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Flintlock – Create and manage the lifecycle of MicroVMs, backed by containerd(github.com)
89 points by Palmik 1y ago|6 comments
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by Palmik 1y ago
All of the intuition? Definitely not my experience. I have found that optimal prompting differs significantly between models, especially when you look at models that are 6months old or older (the first reasoning model, o1, is less than 8 mo
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by Palmik 1y ago
Sure, but tricks & techniques that work with one model often don't translate or are actively harmful with others. Especially when you compare models from today and 6 or more months ago. Keep in mind that the first reasoning model (
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by Palmik 1y ago
Presumably if they did, they would be accused of promoting their startup :)
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by Palmik 1y ago
People that comment on and get defensive about this bit: > Learning how to use LLMs in a coding workflow is trivial. There is no learning curve. You can safely ignore them if they don’t fit your workflows at the moment. How much of your
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by Palmik 1y ago
Not exactly what you asked, but Spotify has this song -> midi converter: https://basicpitch.spotify.com/
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by Palmik 1y ago
The code could be cryptographically derived from the content of the video. For simplicy, imagine there are subtitles baked into the video and the code is cryptographically derived from those.
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Mastercard Denies Pressuring Steam to Censor NSFW Games [Update: Valve Responds](kotaku.com)
8 points by Palmik 1y ago|0 comments
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by Palmik 1y ago
I would expect every AI company to use other companies' models in "its own internal tools using special developer access (APIs)", at the they least for evals. If anything, this is a bad look for Anthropic.
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by Palmik 1y ago
Yes, to differentiate from Claude Code which has 5-hour-window limits as well as weekly limits on top
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by Palmik 1y ago
Based on my possibly biased data, most (90%) of UK users prefer to pay with debit card rather than credit card and that isn't good enough as a proof of adulthood.
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by Palmik 1y ago
Really? I always saw that as a similar reaction to what you may see here on HN when people dismiss an article because it's written by a party trying to (subtly) push their (possibly semi-related) product. In other words, it's a de
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by Palmik 1y ago
As far as I know, there isn't a serious implementation of this that is ready for production and that has enough adoption in the affected regions (e.g. UK). Chrome and Safari are working on browser APIs that seem reasonable, but will on
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by Palmik 1y ago
Can you explain why you think that? Do you think person's voting power should be directly proportional to how much they pay in taxes? (Beyond the already indirect influence of money) In a very important sense, 16 year old has a much bi
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by Palmik 1y ago
Still more accessible then fully closed models.
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AI-powered surgical robots successfully remove pig gallbladders(theguardian.com)
3 points by Palmik 1y ago|0 comments
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by Palmik 1y ago
It's money. It's also a fresh, small org and a new project, which is exciting for variety of reasons.
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by Palmik 1y ago
It's interesting how all countries work in tandem implementing these measures. UK, EU, some US States and now Australia all require or will soon require age verification under certain conditions. It seems like it would make more sense
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by Palmik 1y ago
This isn't just a startup thing. This is common also at FAANG. Not only are expriments commonly multi-arm, you also repeat your experiment (usually after making some changes) if the previous experiment failed / did not pass the la
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Google, Scale AI's largest customer, plans split after Meta deal, sources say(reuters.com)
2 points by Palmik 1y ago|0 comments
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by Palmik 1y ago
No, the point of [1] is that this is not some "secret knowledge". My response is based on running models in production and comparing my costs with the costs I would pay to API providers running the same models.
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by Palmik 1y ago
> API that is likely a loss-leader to grab market share (hosted LLM cloud models). I don't think so, not anymore. If you look at API providers that host open-source models, you will see that they have very healthy margin between the
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An Open Letter to Hobbyists(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by Palmik 1y ago|0 comments
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by Palmik 1y ago
The big dogs also offer on-prem if you are important enough. Here's article for Gemini: https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/ai-machine-learning/r...
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by Palmik 1y ago
It feels to me they turned into a generic AI consulting & solutions company. That does not mean it's a bad business, especially since they might benefit from the "built in EU" spin (whether through government contracts, r

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