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by andsoitis 1mo ago
NVIDIA being the financier of AI isn't necessarily a bad thing. The "circular financing" critics are missing some interesting dynamics. https://www.economist.com/interactive/briefing/2026/09&#x2
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Toward a Symbiotic Society with Generative AI: For Living Together into Future(link.springer.com)
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by andsoitis 1mo ago
prefer text over video for submissions to HN.
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by andsoitis 1mo ago
> You see this with humans. Really, really smart humans are often the wrong people to hire for simple work because they tend to overthink that work. The same thing seems to be true with LLMs. Give a frontier reasoning model what is fu
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by andsoitis 1mo ago
Are you thinking of creating channels or a catalog browser?
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The many mysteries and lessons of the Bayeux tapestry(economist.com)
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Scientists map key protein interactions linked with profound autism(npr.org)
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What different world maps get right and what they get wrong(bbc.com)
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Paleolithic(en.wikipedia.org)
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by andsoitis 1mo ago
I would sharpen my software engineering skills rather than coding / programming skills.
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AfterQuery becomes Y Combinator's fastest-ever unicorn, now valued at $3.2B(techcrunch.com)
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> how long bond-market types will keep funding its persistent budget shortfalls, have been greeted in some European quarters with a degree of Schadenfreude (or whatever the Greek equivalent is) ἐπιχαιρεκακία - epichairekakia - rejoicing
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America has a whopping debt. But Europe has the whopping debt problem(economist.com)
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How work makes families more equal(economist.com)
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by andsoitis 1mo ago
Don't build them next to homes. But don't NOT build them.
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The moral panic over data centres is foolish(economist.com)
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> Human society existed before money. Society doesn't require money, but it does seem to require mechanisms for coordinating resources and obligations. Money is one particularly powerful solution to that problem, especially once soc
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by andsoitis 1mo ago
Oh, the irony of the article being written by "Staff Writer" and having AI-chosen/driven/created ads all over it.
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Oura's rings found their way onto fingers(economist.com)
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What Will Be Scarce?(aleximas.substack.com)
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by andsoitis 1mo ago
So the golden age of abundance isn’t coming?
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The jobs apocalypse is postponed. An AI jobs boom is here(economist.com)
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> goose which is about to fling us into a golden age I prefer not to be flung.
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> In essence, I read this essay as requesting a hall pass to let their company’s AI run amok Disagree. Even if OpenAI didn’t exist, this problem would still exist. It is best to assume and guard against rogue AI, which is what the essay
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by andsoitis 1mo ago
> Sam Altman cannot be trusted. I have been writing about that for a long time. Ronan Farrow’s reporting backs that up. Discussion of Ronan Farrow’s New Yorker article (900+ comments): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
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That’s a different idea of “distraction-free” than what I would have in mind.
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Their business is growing nicely.
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Why can't a tech-savvy China make its food safe?(economist.com)
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They already have an AI product line dubbed Watson: https://www.ibm.com/products/watsonx
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IBM Quantum Nighthawk R2(ibm.com)
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