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>But if they have the source code, they could just switch off the license key check, right? That's basically piracy. Unlike individuals who pirate stuff all the time, for businesses there's a much greater risk for lawsuit which
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But they do. And they’re the ones writing it off.
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That dark-mode button is broken.
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I think he means AI-generated porn, e.g. the Taylor Swift case. I still think it's a silly argument against AI.
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What does it mean that I’m “looking at the big bang”?
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I knew this was powered by an LLM once I crafted both "seahorse" and "sea horse"
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Maybe they have a job they genuinely like?
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3y ago
Thanks! Just tried it, but it made my skin very smooth, like it was obviously filtered. And it gave me perfect teeth. Kind of uncanny.
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Ask HN: What is the state of the art in AI photo enhancement?
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The list of main complaints against OSS they present here is (conveniently?) missing the biggest one, in my opinion: Your users can just host their own version instead of paying you. It seems like many OSS companies mitigate this by leaving
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Even as a staunch capitalist and borderline libertarian, I am thankful for taxes, why shouldn’t I be? I am not going to celebrate it, but I don’t see it as immoral in any way.
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Also, morally - I would argue that the billions of people who choose to use Google for free every single day because it makes their live better, thanks to ads , might think it’s pretty cool too. Please stop demonizing the very thing yo
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Newbie question: When would you use dataframes (e.g Pandas, Polars...) and when would you use tensors (Pytorch, TF...)? Are the usecases completely distinct or is there overlap?
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If this doesn’t convince you spontaneous life is possible I don’t know what will
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What’s E and R?
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I’m not saying on-device performance will ever be comparable to cloud, it’s probably a different use case and market at this point. But 1, it’s still a profitable business to be in, so why shouldn’t OpenAI go there? And 2, more importantly,
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I wonder what companies like OpenAI will do if we see on-device AI becoming the mainstream. The entire business model is based on API access. Will they start selling offline models? I guess then piracy becomes an issue…
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React is also functions all the way down and the syntax is pretty much identical to this
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…you can use React without a transpiler. Without JSX React’s syntax is pretty much identical to this.
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I don’t know why they’re selling lack of JSX as a feature. React works without JSX too. It’s just (very convenient) syntactic sugar.
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>In the AI space it's unclear what/who they could buy I think Google invested like $2B+ in Anthropic
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I think you’re giving them too much credit. More likely they have some PR think-tank that came up with the idea to tweet like the cool kids in an attempt to rebrand the company >Hey look, we’re not really corporate pirate lawyers! We twe
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I just really hate how brands use twitter to show their “character”
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I remember not long ago during the large tech layoffs, people in France and Germany were proud that the regulations meant they couldn’t be laid off, and looked down at other primitive countries without such regulations. I wonder how attract
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>There's no good reason to think that humans are capable of finding proofs that are hard to find algorithmically That’s really all I was trying to say, not sure why I’m getting downvoted
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Why did the verification step take so long? I imagine just verifying proofs is very efficient, no? Or do they mean formalizing the proof in Lean is what took weeks?
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My uneducated hunch is that we’re just a few years away from “proof search” being a solved problem. But that’s only a part of mathematical research.
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My wealth soared by an even greater %, and I’m not even rich. All of Nasdaq went up 40%. What a dumb title.
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Let me translate their flag for you, literally: “Death to America. Death to Israel. Curse be the Jews. Victory to Islam”
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Probably most of them.
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