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by bicepjai 9mo ago
Thanks for this project. Our family generates about 2TB of media a year, and it’s been like that for a while, so we’re sitting at roughly 12TB total. That’s very much the long tail of personal media. I’m not ready to pay $60/month, but
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by bicepjai 9mo ago
Already it’s getting hard to avoid noticing satellite trains when stargazing with the naked eye. If mega-constellations really scale into the hundreds of thousands, it feels like we’re on track to permanently degrade the night sky, even in
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Gemini: I can't help with that. Try asking something else about this video(youtube.com)
1 points by bicepjai 9mo ago|2 comments
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by bicepjai 9mo ago
Funny exchange with Gemini in Youtube (Yt) I pay for this service. Jokes aside, this service works 90% of the time and I like it. Yt : Hello! Curious about what you’re watching? I’m here to help. Not sure what to ask? Choose something: Me:
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by bicepjai 9mo ago
This is a great quote >> Motivation is fleeting but routine persists.
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by bicepjai 9mo ago
Previously, my comments on Kagi were about one thing: counting queries felt like a chore, so I stayed away. I did give it a try mainly for the privacy angle. After that, I switched to Perplexity and was happy for a year, until the familiar
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
Thanks can you share details about compute economics you dealt with ?
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
This is going to be fun to watch :)
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
This is my favorite line in the piece >> a "metaverse moment" for hyperscaler profits after $1.3 trillion of capex and R&D
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
>>> … However, for some reason, both Gemini and ChatGPT tend to argue with me so heavily and inject their own weird stupid ideas on things … This is something I have not experienced. Can you provide examples ?
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
Hooker’s argument lands for me because it ties the technical scaling story to institutional incentives: as progress depends more on massive training runs, it becomes capital-intensive, less reproducible and more secretive; so you get a comp
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
What is Astroturfing ? It’s a deceptive, organized effort to make a message, campaign, or movement look like it’s genuine grassroots public support (or opposition) when it is actually planned, funded, and often controlled by a hidden spons
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
You said it well. It can be an intellectual dialogue only when we talk on different sides and do not agree all the time. I am actually agreeing here, making this a positive comment, and did not contribute anything :)
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
At this pace, they might rename Microsoft to Copilot App :)
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
I am talking about differences like these :) https://ciechanow.ski/ vs https://debugarguments.app/
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
> Corporate personhood is not the same thing as "corporations are people". Call it "corporate personhood" if you want, the practical effect I am talking about is corporations being protected as speakers in elections.
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
Your point makes sense, but for law-abiding citizens, it’s hard to justify: people are expected to understand and comply with the law, yet the practical record of how it’s enforced (dockets/filings) is paywalled. If the goal is to fund
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
Its crazy insane that citizens who are expected to follow the law cannot have access to law ? what does that even mean ? Do we at-least know some high level numbers on how many law/opinions/cases texts are not freely available to
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
During my initial 2 years of working in web dev at my first job, the main reason for developing a negative experience with web dev was CSS. In the GenAI era, LLMs take care of it for me, and it has been a blast creating websites.
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
I have another example. Web development. Dealing with css and designing exact objects or elements in websites was a pain meaning needs technical expertise, time and good idea to be expressed. LLMs made it easier. Still the website created b
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
There are peptide raves ? “Gray-market peptides have flooded some corners of the tech scene recently, showing up in hacker houses, start-up offices and even “peptide raves” sponsored by suppliers” So now AI researchers are peptide junkies ?
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
It felt like watching the movie 12 Angry Men but it was enlightening and entertaining.
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Writing Doom – Award-Winning Short Film on Superintelligence (2024) [video](youtube.com)
3 points by bicepjai 10mo ago|3 comments
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
I definitely love reading HN, especially for the comment debates which are more entertaining, thoughtful, and intellectual. It’s also interesting sometimes to look at what posts get to be top story and also what the top story is in the NYT.
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
Tesla drivers, the road is for everyone and the road is not an experiment. Please drive carefully & responsibly as accidents can destroy families.
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
I loved vscode, but recently performance has been horrible like during right our in middle of longer agentic development. Call out to zed, please include Jupyter notebook views. Only reason i use vscode is for opening ipynb files.
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
If capitalism itself is the reason for not being able to pass good regulation, then what would you call that ? We are living in a world where corporations are people and it’s ok to lobby
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
Merry Christmas !!! :)
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by bicepjai 10mo ago
This reminds me mechanistic interpretability of llms. https://youtu.be/D8GOeCFFby4?si=4tfGIKpzDoHKRcKC
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In Pursuit of the Monarch's Magnetic Sense(nytimes.com)
1 points by bicepjai 10mo ago|1 comments

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