chairhairair

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by chairhairair 1mo ago
It always seemed embarrassing to me that Microsoft hired this guy as if he is some expert in anything.
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by chairhairair 1mo ago
Beautiful? Just the number of keywords and reserved words and compiler attributes makes it very ugly to me. There are so many ways to do things (and if SwiftUI is involved I can expect a significant subset to... just not work - but I don&#x
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by chairhairair 1mo ago
Perfect for when you want your data to be stolen programmatically.
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by chairhairair 3mo ago
n/a
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by chairhairair 3mo ago
This is from 2018
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by chairhairair 5mo ago
Consider that it is very costly to train a model. It is only cheap to copy because the substrate we instantiate it onto is a substrate we have designed to be fully readable. I think you should reconsider this viewpoint. Suppose that we real
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Ask HN: What makes a good Product Manager
11 points by chairhairair 6mo ago|10 comments
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by chairhairair 7mo ago
"This way, I can enjoy YouTube ad-free and without an account." Not having the gumption to actually give it up. Pathetic.
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by chairhairair 8mo ago
19 participants.
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by chairhairair 8mo ago
“no concern of repercussion” Your worldview is outdated. There are obviously risks to signing this. Get your head out of the sand.
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by chairhairair 9mo ago
Upside: your employees don’t have to use WorkDay. Downside: your employees’ agents decide that they should collectively bargain.
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by chairhairair 9mo ago
Never trust Sam Altman. Even if yall don’t train off it he’ll find some other way. “In one example, [Friar] pointed to drug discovery: if a pharma partner used OpenAI technology to help develop a breakthrough medicine, [OpenAI] could take a
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by chairhairair 9mo ago
The point is not that Wikipedia is completely unbiased. That's an obvious impossibility - for any encyclopedia. The point is that accusations of "noticeable bias on any topic that has political implications" is the kind of ac
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by chairhairair 9mo ago
> Makes claim. > Is asked for evidence. > Refuses. Brilliant work. These kinds of posts should be bannable.
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by chairhairair 9mo ago
This is fodder for right wing populists. Well-meaning environmentalists and animal-rights ethicists desperately need to keep this stuff to themselves.
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by chairhairair 9mo ago
Vibedeployments Embarrassing
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by chairhairair 10mo ago
OpenAI has nothing to fear in court because Greg Brockman is the #1 Trump donor ($25 million): https://www.sfgate.com/tech/article/brockman-openai-top-trum...
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by chairhairair 10mo ago
Maybe? He said “Asian AI guy”, which is pretty weird. Then he went on to claim this bizzaro video has “been quite informative.” When it’s definitely an AI slop pumping mechanism. TBH his comment is probably part of the campaign.
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by chairhairair 10mo ago
Do you not realize this is an AI generated person?
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by chairhairair 10mo ago
How do you know where the authors were born?
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by chairhairair 10mo ago
Jack Lance was, based on his output in such a short time, obviously a genius. I see many individual games (or even just standalone puzzles, even just puns!) of his and I'm genuinely envious of how clever they are. It hurts to think abo
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by chairhairair 1y ago
This is insane. I'd be shocked if they aren't trying to bribe the admin right now.
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by chairhairair 1y ago
Why was this flagged?
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by chairhairair 1y ago
The for-loop is just better.
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by chairhairair 1y ago
Already has complete support for SPM.
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by chairhairair 1y ago
Anyone paying attention should have zero trust in what Sam Altman says.
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by chairhairair 1y ago
I don't know how one would think doomers "ignore image and video AI models". They (Yudkowsky, Hinton, Kokotajlo, Scott Alexander) point at these things all the time.
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by chairhairair 1y ago
OpenAI simply can’t be trusted on any benchmarks: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42761648
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by chairhairair 1y ago
How many startups does this kill?
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by chairhairair 1y ago
Japanese gaming industry employees have low economic stress and high feelings of freedom? I'd be surprised. Even if that is true, can that really be connected to housing availability? Again, I'd be surprised.

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