alpineman

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by alpineman 3mo ago
Bad look for Jonny Ive
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by alpineman 3mo ago
Do you really believe those policies after stories like this?
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by alpineman 3mo ago
Just ban the discovery feed. Search only.
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by alpineman 3mo ago
The self-mythologising is strong with this one...
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by alpineman 4mo ago
So that's why Fable was refusing those biology questions
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by alpineman 4mo ago
It is weird that her book doesn't mention Nick Clegg once
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by alpineman 4mo ago
No refunds. Sounds like Playstation customer support. The most customer-unfriendly policies a company could think of.
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by alpineman 4mo ago
You are welcome in Europe, we need all the talent we can get :)
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by alpineman 4mo ago
As per the article, they are now about 6 months behind US frontier models, that's down from 9 months. The gap is closing
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by alpineman 4mo ago
Did you read the article? Opus 4.5 has essentially been rebuilt already
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by alpineman 4mo ago
Did Anthropic 'attack' all those authors it was forced to pay $1.5bn to for using their work without permission?
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by alpineman 4mo ago
With open weight models there is true inference competition. Whoever can serve the model at the lowest price. And the consumer wins. Capitalism, served by China.
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by alpineman 4mo ago
>> “I’ve been thinking about writing an essay on the kind of mistakes that are made by college graduates booing or otherwise dissing AI,” he said. As if speaking to all of Gen Z, he added: “You guys have the opportunity to be generati
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by alpineman 4mo ago
This
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by alpineman 4mo ago
I would just add that my wife is a doctor and in the age of AI it's truly unbearable. In addition to super long hours and stress they now have to deal with patients coming and thinking they know better than people who spent more than a
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by alpineman 4mo ago
Great, a hallucinated output that only the super wealthy can afford, only to waste doctors' time with the need to run every test again at huge expense. Can we not leave medicine to the professionals? Creating a ghibli rip-off is not th
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by alpineman 4mo ago
Like every YC company solving problems experienced by, and selling to, other YC companies
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by alpineman 4mo ago
Copypasta for LinkedInfluencers and VCs
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by alpineman 4mo ago
And not the healthiest man alive
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by alpineman 4mo ago
Sure until retail are forced to sell in an correction. Wealth destruction can happen very fast
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by alpineman 4mo ago
I mean it's not great that Hetzner require this but it's a bit of a jump to assume that means they have links to Russian intelligence. This kind of thing is pretty common in Germany; not every private company is captured by Russia
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by alpineman 4mo ago
I am not going to do a DCF on this because the assumptions are all invented anyway. But back of the envelope: >> What's the TAM of AI replacing millions of knowledge workers in support? Let's conservatively assume a few hun
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by alpineman 4mo ago
I can't answer that because it's irrational anyway. I don't know, how many millions of people work in support? Because the assumption that all those jobs will disappear is what is holding up the public valuations
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by alpineman 4mo ago
If that's the exit valuation of the most popular AI support tool (even Anthropic use them) then this doesn't support the trillion valuations of companies like Nvidia, SpaceX (AI), etc
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by alpineman 4mo ago
It became all about money. YC is actually really the epitome of this transformation. VCs started deploying massive amounts of money, turbocharged by Covid.
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by alpineman 4mo ago
At least using AI doesn't cause massive suffering of sentient beings like meat consumption does. I find it funny we talk so much about whether or not Claude's feelings are hurt and whether it has emotions, when we treat animals wi
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by alpineman 4mo ago
Who needs Berghain, the loading bar is much shorter and with less uncertainty at the end (a bit when it gets stuck at 93% briefly though :D)
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by alpineman 4mo ago
I mean it's obvious, isn't it? https://www.cnbc.com/2026/06/05/trump-open-ai-altman-stake.h...
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by alpineman 4mo ago
That's only if you believe this is actually motivated by safety, and not corruption. They won't block access to Grok, just watch. They'll probably allow ChatGPT too if it is censored in some way.
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by alpineman 4mo ago
To an extent, but realistically it wasn't really reasonable to expect a cutesy Pokemon game to be used for this ten years later. If you had told the average Pokemon Go player this ten years ago you would have been called crazy. The Pok

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