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871.
by croes 7mo ago
And that’s the problem. You find the same traits they claim that made them successful by those who failed. Cherrypicking the winners creates a false reasoning of success.
872.
by croes 7mo ago
Yes, and they still do
873.
by croes 7mo ago
Compared to Falcon 9 Starship has still more quality issues than the Falcon 9 at the same test stage
874.
by croes 7mo ago
Ask yourself why they didn’t do that in the first place.
875.
by croes 7mo ago
My point is that the mature version will always be the next future version.
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Google questions family's X-rated Gemini account-ban story(androidauthority.com)
2 points by croes 7mo ago|1 comments
877.
by croes 7mo ago
Survivorship bias
878.
by croes 7mo ago
> Plus models are only going to get smarter from here (or stay the same). Training models on AI generated content leads to model collapse so they hardly become smarter if more and more code is from AI
879.
by croes 7mo ago
Claude Code 2.0 (and other agent tools) are not expected to be mature. They'll all be obsolete in two or three years, replaced by the next generation of AI tools. Everyone knows that. Claude Code 3.0 (and other agent tools) are not exp
880.
by croes 7mo ago
Can you elaborate the obvious nonsense?
881.
by croes 7mo ago
That’s capitalism
882.
by croes 7mo ago
Sent-from-my-iPhone 2.0
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Number of AI chatbots ignoring human instructions increasing, study says(theguardian.com)
4 points by croes 7mo ago|1 comments
884.
by croes 7mo ago
The claim wasn’t it wasn’t tested but that it wasn’t tested for transmission prevention. Still false https://www.rmit.edu.au/news/factlab-meta/viral-pfizer--admi...
885.
by croes 7mo ago
Isn’t it useless to talk about the iOS version if the article is about the Android app?
886.
by croes 7mo ago
But you don’t hit 100% if you try. That’s where the luck part comes into play. Right time, right place
887.
by croes 7mo ago
So it was luck
888.
by croes 7mo ago
Wealth is mostly based on either luck and more often heritage.
889.
by croes 7mo ago
It’s more like I hope more bad things happen to rich and powerful people so they start doing something against it. As long as it happens to ordinary people most of then hardly care. Reminds me of the GOP who was against stem cell treatments
890.
by croes 7mo ago
Is that hard setting or does it depend on claude’s interpretation? The latter could end like this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47357042
891.
by croes 7mo ago
Vibe coding and file systems are even better
892.
by croes 7mo ago
>bombing is very expensive so nobody actually profits You don’t actually believe bombs are sold without out a proper margin.
893.
by croes 7mo ago
Local enthusiasts don’t have to fear account banning.
894.
by croes 7mo ago
Depends on the time of the transition. So those who transitioned before puberty are disadvantaged
895.
by croes 7mo ago
Too many
896.
by croes 7mo ago
That has some strong "Everything that can be invented has been invented" vibes. If that would be true then all these AIs are useless. Who needs them to built something that already exists?
897.
by croes 7mo ago
Just shown me a new killer app from the app store that is coded by AI and isn’t an AI app itself. Seems like the rest of the whole AI business, the only things going to the top are the AI tools themselves but not the things they are suppose
898.
by croes 7mo ago
The main problem still isn’t solved. It’s not that agents have access to something the shouldn’t have but that the creates havoc exactly with the access they are allowed to have.
899.
by croes 7mo ago
It is already pulled up before, AI just pulls faster
900.
by croes 7mo ago
Nothing id more effective than doing nothing.

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