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Meta in talks to acquire Korean fabless chip startup FuriosaAI: Forbes(kedglobal.com)
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Musk Reportedly Bids $97.4B for Altman's OpenAI(forbes.com)
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Timeline of the Far Future(en.wikipedia.org)
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by abixb 2y ago
My roast summary with referrer field disabled: "Brave of you to arrive here directly from nowhere like a digital hermit, flexing 16 CPU cores just to run Edge 132.0.0.0 like it’s a beta-testing crisis hotline—enjoying Wisconsin’s -40
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by abixb 2y ago
Given sama is a Bay Area native now, I think he might not feel as connected to Chicago or St Louis or the Midwest in general.
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How Chinese AI Startup DeepSeek Made a Model That Rivals OpenAI(wired.com)
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by abixb 2y ago
Totally nothing bad happened in the decade following the last perfect square year in 1936. :')
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by abixb 2y ago
US Central Time here, so still a couple hours to go, but HAPPY NEW YEAR to y'all fellow HN-ers -- HN is probably the least guilt-ridden procrastination I do on the whole wide internet. Thank you to every one of you who has made HN
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2024 in Reuters Pictures(reuters.com)
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by abixb 2y ago
I agree. A good chunk of the tech trends in the last decade were indeed rent seeking, but silent revolution was happening in the transformers and the neural network architecture domain, which made today's products possible. And I'
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Prediction: Human-equivalent neural networks by 2030 (2021)(daveshap.github.io)
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by abixb 2y ago
Student here, and this has to be the most satisfying 20 minutes I spent cloning a GitHub repo in a while. Here are a few things I encountered which might probably help others: # Version mismatch: The install version of node.js I
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by abixb 2y ago
I clicked on this thread to type that exact thing, holy smokes. You're referring to Hooli's streaming of UFC fight that goes awry and Gavin Belson totally loses it, lol. Great scene and totally relevant to what's happening wi
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T-Mobile hacked in Chinese breach of telecom networks, WSJ reports(reuters.com)
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by abixb 2y ago
Yeah, the ubiquity of smartphones and the rise of Facebook and Instagram (post-acquisition) as an open platform for advertisers versus mostly for early adopters/enthusiasts really killed the "fun" of the internet. Also, I rem
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by abixb 2y ago
Here's another ADORABLE one I found of a little kid almost getting the soccer ball into the net (MVI_1012.MOV) -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6eYAxaXijc
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by abixb 2y ago
Commercialization and infiltration of advertising-dollars-seeking "influencers" ruins social media sites. I miss the early days of the internet (and especially YouTube) so fucking much. I'm 28 now, and I've been online s
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by abixb 2y ago
For those lacking context: https://x.com/anthropicai/status/1848742761278611504 From the Anthropic tweet (X post?): "Even while recording these demos, we encountered some amusing moments. In one, Claude accid
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by abixb 2y ago
>Claude really likes Firefox. I don't mind being reigned over by AI overlords that'll choose FOSS over proprietary.
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by abixb 2y ago
I wonder why they didn't choose a "point update" scheme, like bumping it up to v3.6, for example. I agree, the naming is super confusing.
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by abixb 2y ago
What has been -- in your personal experience as well as in the experience of some of your lawyer colleagues -- some of the 'hardest' cases wrt employment authorization for US-based startups and YC? And why? Also, how are you antic
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by abixb 2y ago
My thoughts precisely. I wish there was a service that could convert book-length webpages into neatly formatted ePUB document. I did find a 'converter', [0] but the service has tons of room for improvement. [0] https://
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Chrome Canary just killed uBlock Origin and other Manifest V2 extensions(androidpolice.com)
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1995: The Birth of JavaScript(cybercultural.com)
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by abixb 2y ago
Haha, my thoughts precisely. The first 4 words of the title were bewildering for me for a few seconds.
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by abixb 2y ago
Breaks my heart. Grew up reading AnandTech in the early 2010s for all things hardware -- processor releases, updates to the DDR SDRAM standard, motherboard and NAND flash reviews. The era of unbiased, objective and deeply technical journali
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Intel plans to cut jobs to finance recovery(reuters.com)
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by abixb 2y ago
>It may put a dent in Microsoft as splash damage. I have a feeling that Microsoft's PR team will be able to navigate this successfully and Microsoft might even benefit from this incident as it tries to pull customers away from Crowd
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by abixb 2y ago
I hope you didn't sign-up for Signal with an AT&T-tied phone number. Else this breach would've probably exposed your PII either way.
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We know what 'Wi-Fi' stands for – and it's not what you think(techradar.com)
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