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I think you're discounting her subjective experience of paying attention to Musk and his behavior that day. I agree with you entirely that it's almost an abstract tragedy, difficult to relate to, and honestly overemphasized by Hol
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I like how the author breaks this explanation. Great job.
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>If HN had a 'Most Likely to Discuss AI' award, you'd win it every year. >You must have a PhD in AI and politics from the University of HN. Cheeky little bastard. Love the project. Good job!
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They never outright confirm or denied like Trump admin did right now. They circled the issue entirely: >Former president Joe Biden said at the time that the drones were “nothing nefarious” and told the public that his administration was
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I wonder how Wall Street feel about this. China has a complete blend between finance and tech behind their super-apps, but I don't think that's the case in the US yet.
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>"comply with applicable law, legal process, or government requests. Same shit, different smell as the US.
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>An Yong: But DeepSeek is a business, not a nonprofit research lab. If you innovate and open-source your breakthroughs—like the MLA architecture innovation releasing in May—won’t competitors quickly copy them? Where’s your moat? >Lian
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>disrupt U.S. tech markets, especially AI investments. By open sourcing so that others can adapt their approaches and improve their models to be as cheap?
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The US will just get it from some other country, say Brazil. Seems like a non-issue.
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I don’t feel that social media has proven to be the right venue for having those discussions either. The algorithms are always pouring gasoline on the fire to drive engagement.
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In other words, the utter failure of progressives worldwide to shift from advocating for the needs and rights of the working class to carrying water for big corporations, while focusing on social issues that, though important, do not addres
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>who is going to see the ads? Ad companies could offer OpenAI lots of money to mention them, sidestepping the likes Google et al
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It sure gets investors jacked to the tits.
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>I don’t think people who want H1B reform are closet Nazis. Me neither, but I’m not going to extend this discussion because you’re the second person strawmanning what I said.
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I never said that. I don’t think they are all Nazis, although some are, while others are sympathetic or simply understand that Musk is moving in the right direction (in a way that doesn’t make him a Nazi because he’s just "joking"
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I think you’re giving too much "credit" to Musk, as if he orchestrated this to shift the Overton window. Musk was recently criticized on Twitter for not prioritizing American workers (the H1B visa thing), and now he’s trying to si
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2y ago
https://archive.is/C5bdW
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I hope this doesn't sound too crazy, but you know how actionable advice about habit creation tells us to remove as much friction as possible and just start the task with a small step? I'd like to suggest a button that says: '
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2y ago
Thank you very much for posting this.
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2y ago
I'm getting a 404.
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2y ago
https://old.reddit.com/ is still available.
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2y ago
Discussed yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42175850
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I'd say that nuclear bombs themselves already change that calculus, which the US obviously has. No need to account for aliens.
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That experience has likely made you a more skilled developer, though.
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It's also no small feat to ignore your senses like that. I feel that any small thought can become a storm at any moment and hijack my well being into another reality. It's crippling and very tiring. No kidding you had to "lea
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I think part of the effectiveness of Anki cards comes from making them yourself.
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I guess you could extrapolate this in _some_ scenarios as: not using AI-generated code could get you fired. The conversation about how people are doing their work 90% faster feels exaggerated, but 20-30%? I can definitely vouch for that. So
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Valve is so important to the PC platform that I believe there’s a significant portion of the gaming community that genuinely worries about Gabe's eventual demise.
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Jason Bourne also didn't carry lots of gadgets. I think Craig was somewhat light on it too.
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>Course Start Date >This year there are 14 classes scheduled (one per week): >The classes start on Thursday, September 26th, 2024. >The classes end on Thursday, January 9th, 2025. Syllabus: Introduction to the Class, Security,
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