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by chermi 6mo ago
How can some one on hn think AI is a gimmick? I truly don't understand this. You can completely ignore 99% of it that is distasteful to you it seems to me you would still have to come to the conclusion it's not a gimmick. Is alp
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by chermi 6mo ago
What is working in China? Because it certainly isn't communism if that's your point.
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by chermi 6mo ago
I agree with that aspect, but I still think there's a difference. You can't effect the outcome of lotto ticket. To some extent, you can with stock. The incentive probably helps the company more than it helps the individual, but th
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by chermi 6mo ago
Hubris. Is the same mindset that leads to socialism, central planning, social darwinism, etc. The temptation of "theory" without the suffering from pesky reality.
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by chermi 6mo ago
What behavioral incentive do lotto tickets give the buyer? Options/stock work for both parties because of alignment.
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by chermi 7mo ago
Could explain the thesis/context a little more? Are you PE-adjacent? Are you trying to improve these sites/facilities? What exactly do you mean by "industrial real estate"? Are you acquiring just the sites or the facilit
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by chermi 7mo ago
Did the same. Although I'm considering a pipeline where sessions are periodically translated to .md with most tool outputs and other junk stripped and using that as source to query against for context. I am testing out a semi-continuou
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by chermi 7mo ago
"Nobody should go and put a "retracted" stamp over "Principia Mathematica", or the "Special Relativity" paper of Einstein. Both are wrong, we know." What does that have to do with this situation? I&#x
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by chermi 7mo ago
I was just reading "how the world became rich" and they made an interesting distinction economic "development" vs plain "growth". Amusingly, "development" to them means exactly what you're sayin
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by chermi 7mo ago
Ahhh yes. As we all know regulations and requirements and bureaucracy never have unintended consequences, especially on the little guy. All that matters is intent, right?
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by chermi 7mo ago
It seems like we're going back to expert systems in a kind of inverted sense with all of this chaining of deterministic steps. But now the "experts" are specialized and well-defined actions available to something smart enough
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by chermi 7mo ago
Mushrooms!
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by chermi 7mo ago
I just love the simplicity of a cron job control system. This is so fun.
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by chermi 7mo ago
I don't think that's the main problem. Yes, we can't fix stuff, but labor is among the smallest parts of the problem.
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by chermi 8mo ago
How is this on frontpage but not 3.1 flash-lite?
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by chermi 8mo ago
You can really notice the tool use problems. They gotta get on that. The agent trend seems real, and powerful. They can't afford to fall behind on it.
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by chermi 8mo ago
Uhh, just false.
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by chermi 10mo ago
Great response to his repeated and polite requests for you to just say something concrete.
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by chermi 10mo ago
Can you just lay down exactly what mean in your apparently genius statement that went over our silly heads. "Life is decreasing entropy". I pointed a very direct counterexample that showed your definition needed refinement at the
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by chermi 10mo ago
Interesting that 3 names I recognized as physicists from stat mech adjacent fields. They continue to punch above their expectations (as sampled by general dismissal of physicists in AI/ML on HN and reddit).
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by chermi 11mo ago
Your point about being both an investment and an expectation is important. It's a kind of perverse system. I have no idea how to solve it and I haven't heard any answer besides build more housing. I'll take that as the best a
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by chermi 11mo ago
What? A liquid solidifying is life?
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by chermi 11mo ago
Where does he say this?
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by chermi 11mo ago
People are impressed by his interviews because he puts a lot of effort into researching the topic before the interview. This is a positive feedback loop.
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by chermi 11mo ago
Customer service.
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by chermi 11mo ago
Nope. Nvda still getting the revenue.
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by chermi 11mo ago
Damn. I mean it's was expected I guess. Anyway, back to my Chinese esp32 since they've been better for a while anyway.
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by chermi 11mo ago
Lol the second I saw the antigravity release I thought "there's no way I'm using that, they will kill it within a year". Looks like they're trying to kill it at birth.
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by chermi 11mo ago
Walks are magical. But also this reads partially like you got sent to a reeducation camp lol.
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by chermi 11mo ago
"except through the inference" is carrying a lot of weight there. That's pretty physical.

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