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by binyu 6mo ago
This is really cool. It has retro vibes of the era when the Internet was still free from the big five domination.
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by binyu 6mo ago
> At least crypto does not take away more jobs than it creates Except sometimes when there's a huge black swan event, or when the bubble pops. Such things can result in significant layoffs even though it's a completely differen
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by binyu 6mo ago
How does this address the point I moved specifically?
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by binyu 6mo ago
I feel like Anthropic is forcing their new model (Opus 4.7) to do much less guess work when making architectural choices, instead it prefers to defer back decisions to the user. This is likely done to mine sessions for Reinforcement-Learni
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by binyu 6mo ago
Yeah, people really took it to the extreme and made a cult out of it for no reason. Mass delusion at its finest.
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by binyu 6mo ago
Finding specimens is not that hard or inaccessible if you are determined. Virtually any place on earth has its own geomorphology history. Start by looking at geological maps to learn what kind of rocks/minerals you can find in your sur
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by binyu 6mo ago
Interesting perspective. While the analogy may be somewhat intuitive, distributed computing exhibit a wider and more diverse set of challenges imo. Example: Synchronization in naturally async environments, consensus, failure-safe system, et
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by binyu 6mo ago
Frontier models being in the hands of a handful companies does not help either. Let's hope that the open weight movement changes that soon.
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AI and Psi with Paul Werbos (Inventor of Backpropagation) [video](youtube.com)
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by binyu 6y ago
I disagree with you. Today's scenario is certainly much more interesting than the post dot-com boom years, maybe not as interesting as the very early days of computing, but certainly ripe for innovation, and a test-bed for innumerable