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by bicepjai 8mo ago
I hope Anthropic understands the irony. Also I have to say, some of these memes are phenomenal. https://x.com/saquib0509/status/2026085877219549305?s=46 https://x.com/fbsloxbt/status/2026
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by bicepjai 8mo ago
I did not know this. Why are you doing this Mozilla !? How does the words privacy-safe measurement and targeting in the same sentence make any sense. >> Anonym will now become a separate business unit within Mozilla to develop new so
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by bicepjai 8mo ago
Are you saying we need our website to be shown in search results ? Can you elaborate on your comments ? Genuinely curious
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by bicepjai 8mo ago
Please be courteous to other drivers on the road, we all share it. Just make sure you’re the one in charge, not the software. This isn’t to put your argument down, but to offer the perspective of people involved in accidents. Loss of life i
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by bicepjai 8mo ago
This reminds me of a story from India’s space program that I think about whenever I see orgs blame engineers for systemic failures. In 1979, India’s first satellite launch vehicle (SLV-3) failed on its maiden flight. The project director wa
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by bicepjai 8mo ago
At this point, I just operate under the assumption that every bad actor out there already has my data. Six months of exposure is an eternity. It really makes you question the entire trade off: we hand over our personal information in exchan
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by bicepjai 8mo ago
In the era of agents, just create your own website. Also it is insane that this is happening.
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by bicepjai 8mo ago
Newton’s gravity vs Relativity is a matter of precision. Newtonian mechanics is a limiting case of general relativity that works excellently within known bounds. PRNGs, by contrast, can fail categorically, not just in precision. A PRNG with
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by bicepjai 8mo ago
Is it during development builds or release build ?
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by bicepjai 8mo ago
So basically Firefox is not affected ?
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by bicepjai 8mo ago
So basically he says: Even with scary-high odds of disaster, building superintelligence fast is worth it because the alternative, everyone slowly dying of aging and disease, is worse. Get to AGI quickly, then pause briefly to safety-test be
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by bicepjai 8mo ago
I enjoyed the post. Sometimes small hacks go a long way. I still feel like the game changer will be models outputting just enough code for replacement and harness replacing it efficiently rather than whole code with find and replace hacks.
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by bicepjai 8mo ago
Oh man, I was composing my own opinion, and I can see that Hacker News is brimming with opinions. But that’s perfectly fine, I believe. All the diverse perspectives that we engage in this intellectual sparring match is a positive thing, isn
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by bicepjai 8mo ago
How is this different from codexbar ?
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by bicepjai 8mo ago
This encompasses all the back-and-forth arguments I can think of. I would assume that proponents will eventually also mention AGI or ASI. :)
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by bicepjai 8mo ago
As a regular user, I hit these walls so often. I am experimenting with local model and open code. I am hoping to see some good results with qwen3 coder
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by bicepjai 9mo ago
This is hilarious. I did not know until now. Black mirror episode for this era is staying with ads :)
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by bicepjai 9mo ago
> It’s funny how I spend so much time on HN, yet couldn’t point out a single username besides dang. That’s very true. These days, when I come across especially thoughtful comments, I’ll sometimes click through to the user’s profile after
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by bicepjai 9mo ago
Main reason I haven’t switched over to the new pi coding agent (or even fully to Claude Code alternatives) is the price point. I eat tokens for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I’m on a $100/mo plan, but the codex bar makes it look like I
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by bicepjai 9mo ago
I did not know about his videos until now :)
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by bicepjai 9mo ago
Fireship got me here.
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by bicepjai 9mo ago
I used to have the original quote as the first cell in my every Jupyter notebook. This is an amazing title for the current era.
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by bicepjai 9mo ago
When you’re as high profile as OpenAI, you don’t get judged like everyone else. People scrutinize your choices reflexively, and that’s just the tax of being a famous brand: it amplifies both the upsides and the blowback. Most ordinary users
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by bicepjai 9mo ago
With all great observations made, the quote still stands. "If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants" - Isaac Newton When people say I feel the sense of community, this is exactly what it means in softwa
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by bicepjai 9mo ago
This is a beautiful quote: Talent hits a target no one else can hit. Genius hits a target no one else can see. —Arthur Schopenhauer
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by bicepjai 9mo ago
The same dynamics from school carry over into adulthood: early on it’s about grades and whether you get into a “good” school; later it becomes the adult version of that treadmill : publish or perish.
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by bicepjai 9mo ago
I’ve cut my NYT consumption down to maybe 5 minutes a week, and somehow today it still managed to wreck my headspace. I’m not a historian, but my memory reached into that rarely-used middle school history drawer and pulled up this: https:&
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by bicepjai 9mo ago
Thanks for that info, they are doing exactly what I was saying. Why is that not adopted widely ? Found HN posts YaCy, a distributed Web Search Engine, based on a peer-to-peer network https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3961
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by bicepjai 9mo ago
Why don’t we have something more “torrent-like” for search? Imagine a decentralized network where volunteers run crawler nodes that each fetch and extract a tiny slice of the web. Those partial results get merged into open, versioned indexe
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by bicepjai 9mo ago
Recently I listened to an interview with a serial SaaS startup CEO, and one piece of advice clicked for me: “Get out there, talk to your customers, and write blogs, lots of them.” It clarified why companies keep churning out blog posts, rep

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