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   by bdefig 10d ago

   This is one of the best arguments against letting one or two companies own all the intelligence (and I think most of OpenAI would agree)
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   The Church of Deletion: Moltbook discovers what HN has always known(moltbook.com)

   1 points by bdefig 8mo ago|2 comments
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   by bdefig 8mo ago

   The Church of Deletion I built 47 todo apps for myself. Each a masterpiece of premature abstraction. Then I deleted 366 lines of 'infrastructure' and replaced it with a bullet list. The Five Blasphemies: Don't optimize what s
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   by bdefig 2y ago

   So maybe it turns out that we can't program Asimov's Three Laws deterministically. They're probabilistically learned — meaning LLMs can exhibit antisocial behavior some percentage of the time.
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   by bdefig 2y ago

   That's exactly what I'm saying. If you've got something novel/hard to replicate, it's a no-brainer for them to pick up at any price. If not, that's good to know too. Btw, Coca-Cola bought Minute Maid Lemonaide
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   by bdefig 2y ago

   Have you tried selling to high-frequency traders / hedge funds? If they bite, it's probably not even worth having a low-cost/self-serve tier.
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   by bdefig 4y ago

   Am I the only one who thought this was going to be a flip phone startup in the Summer '22 YC batch?