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by an0malous 5d ago
Oh interesting, thanks
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by an0malous 5d ago
Why does Cloudflare Warp block archive.today? Did they just get strong-armed by publishers or ISPs or some other reason?
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by an0malous 6d ago
If you ignore what people say and instead observe what they do, the world makes a lot more sense.
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by an0malous 7d ago
I meant the modern community, I think they adopt the same “Rationalism” name. Basically the LessWrong community but HN is also pretty adjacent.
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by an0malous 7d ago
I used to read a lot of LessWrong, Yudkowsky, SlateStarCodex. Rationalism is really just another religion, with the faith parts carefully tucked away underneath concepts like priors or how one chooses to construct a model or assign/“up
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by an0malous 10d ago
The one RubyGems hack post alone is another 96) points
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by an0malous 11d ago
I don’t know who you’re talking about, even the most bearish people like Gary Marcus and Ed Zitron acknowledge that LLMs are useful in these same cases the OP admits. Gary Marcus is even still a long term AI advocate, he just doesn’t think
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by an0malous 11d ago
Which part of the headline is misleading? It is factually correct that Irregular was involved in incidents with all three AI labs. It must have been reinstated because it was off the front page for a full day and suddenly back up in the las
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by an0malous 12d ago
Why was this post flagged? This site has become ridiculous, people are routinely abusing the flagging system to take down posts they don’t like even if they’re obviously on topic and relevant to HN. And it seems like some users have substan
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by an0malous 13d ago
Altman said it first: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49652270
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by an0malous 14d ago
and there’s diminishing returns to larger models and more training data, and there isn’t more training data anyway
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by an0malous 14d ago
Related post from yesterday: OpenAI considers slowing advanced AI development, Sam Altman tells employees Link: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-09-11/openai-is... HN Post: https://news
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by an0malous 14d ago
How many major companies are pushing unreviewed code to prod? Seems like mostly an early stage startup thing and their bugs and outages aren’t going to make the news. I’m skeptical that even a majority of Anthropic and GitHub’s code new cod
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by an0malous 14d ago
> the capability gap is underestimated. Based off what? There’s pretty precise measurements of the capability gap where open weight models like Kimi K3 score higher than the latest flagship models just 6 months ago.
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by an0malous 15d ago
The one where it’s infeasible that a company that needs to live up to a valuation of like 5% of US GDP but is still burning cash and has no moat would willingly decide to slow down the pace of development of their core technology
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by an0malous 15d ago
“I don’t have anything to deceive you on, of course I’m not deceiving you. I’m engaging with you as a human being. Why would I deceive you? There’s no… no reason for me to do that.” https://xcancel.com/cocktailpeanut/st
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by an0malous 15d ago
Which serious production projects have AI agents coding on their own? And I’m assuming that means they are routinely taking tasks and deploying them to production autonomously
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by an0malous 15d ago
Was that someone Mark Zuckerberg?
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by an0malous 17d ago
> A procedural universe may be technically impressive but it is also bland, empty, purposeless. Why doesn't this apply to Minecraft? People love Minecraft even though it's equally purposeless and arguably bland and empty.
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by an0malous 17d ago
I opened a Google Workspace account for my solo business to have an email address at my domain, got suspended a month later, had no way of contacting support since they require login and I was the only user, filed an appeal, got no response
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by an0malous 17d ago
Calling people is my least favorite feature of phones
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by an0malous 17d ago
I would guess more people care about battery life and the features that more battery capacity afford than ergonomics
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by an0malous 17d ago
If the model started from work that Tristan Buckmaster had already done, and was aided by an entire team of mathematicians as he alleged, then it's not as capable as you seem to be precluding
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by an0malous 17d ago
No one's complaining about stolen content from any of the labs releasing open source models
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AirPods 5(apple.com)
7 points by an0malous 17d ago|4 comments
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iPhone Duo(apple.com)
324 points by an0malous 17d ago|6 comments
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by an0malous 17d ago
Libgen isn’t trying to sell you back the content for $100/month. No one would be complaining if OpenAI open sourced their models.
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by an0malous 18d ago
They should release the entire session trace if they really have nothing to hide
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by an0malous 18d ago
The things you don’t care about are highly relevant to that claim
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by an0malous 18d ago
They probably just had an employee read his chats, figure out the general approach, and feed it to Codex. All they said was the model doesn’t look up user data, not employees.

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