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artursapek
4mo ago
I think it's fair to say that OpenAI has at least partially won the "consumer AI" segment.
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artursapek
5mo ago
You’re not responding to anything the parent said.
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artursapek
5mo ago
I agree. I have gotten an incredible amount of work done iterating with 5-30 minute long agent tasks. But it requires I stay engaged, and not go chill on the beach, which I guess is a lot of agentmaxxers’ goal.
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artursapek
5mo ago
Yeah I don’t really see the backpressure analogy here - it implies that the agent is constantly producing new stuff, which isn’t really possible since the solution is very detailed specs/goals.
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artursapek
5mo ago
Salaried people think they get paid for their output. No silly, you get paid for your time. Just like an hourly worker.
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artursapek
5mo ago
am I the only one who always replies to people manually? I don't think I've ever done the "send back a chatGPT screenshot" or copy paste a response from chatGPT to a message I know was from a human.
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artursapek
5mo ago
A nice reminder to not check the "organ donor" box at the DMV
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Show HN: A fast, free AI rewriter
(revise.io)
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5mo ago
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artursapek
5mo ago
ew the bottom is moldy
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5mo ago
I'm someone who is trying to build a subscription-based business to cover underlying LLM costs, and very hopeful I can one day just sell a permanent license to the software instead with customers using local LLMs to power it.
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artursapek
6mo ago
Valve practically has a monopoly on PC gaming, I think they're pretty fat and happy too ;D
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artursapek
6mo ago
I never said it was exclusively labor and energy... but those are prerequisites for producing anything like clothing, food...
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artursapek
6mo ago
I'm eagerly awaiting that day! I want to ship a fully local version of Revise.
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Spell-Checking with LLMs
(revise.io)
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6mo ago
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artursapek
6mo ago
Damn, that’s heavy man. I’m sorry. I don’t know your situation but men are fortunate enough to be able to reproduce later in life so you could still turn it around. I had my first kid accidentally in college and dropped out to focus on that
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6mo ago
Those are not mission critical for the survival of a civilization.
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6mo ago
The OP was drawing a connection between how the West has become less energy independent (not producing nuclear, importing energy) and how it’s become less labor independent (not producing people, importing them instead). The two are related
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6mo ago
Having kids and raising them is your primary purpose as a man. Anything else you spend your time on is secondary to that.
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artursapek
6mo ago
It’s absolutely related. It's constantly being excused by politicians as a solution to labor shortages.
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artursapek
6mo ago
It's so disgusting watching how much sports gambling and "prediction markets" have exploded in recent years
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artursapek
6mo ago
if your prod DB can be nuked with a single curl command, you are the problem
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artursapek
6mo ago
Good idea about the leaderboard for open vs closed models! Point taken on using an agent. I went that route because part of the goal for this benchmark is to inform which models I push in my agentic word processor, which uses tools for focu
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Show HN: I benchmarked how good LLMs are at proofreading English
(github.com)
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6mo ago
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GPT 5.5 sets new record in proofreading benchmark
(revise.io)
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6mo ago
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artursapek
6mo ago
Hi HN - this is a benchmark I developed that tests various models against large samples of text, asking them to find and fix a variety of errors. Its purpose is to evaluate how good models are at proofreading (a common use case of LLMs) and
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artursapek
6mo ago
this is exactly my problem with them
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artursapek
6mo ago
how tf do you know they’re useless
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artursapek
6mo ago
Avoid VC funding at all costs
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ErrataBench
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6mo ago
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Show HN: ErrataBench - A Proofreading Benchmark for LLMs
(revise.io)
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artursapek
6mo ago
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