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by datahack 1y ago
That’s the kind of unkind and rather toxic comment I would expect on Reddit, not HN. Unimpressed.
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by datahack 1y ago
I have a startup idea for you my friend…
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by datahack 1y ago
Just want to point out that this was all possible because of the hard work of people at the icij. They do amazing work (same group that did the Panama papers and one of the last real independent investigative news organizations in the US) a
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by datahack 1y ago
100% how our family operates. Advertising intensely to us is the absolute best way to lose us as a customer.
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by datahack 1y ago
There is a tremendous lack of understandings between the genx and millennial teachers and the way they see and use AI, and how younger people are using it. Kids use AI like an operating system, seamlessly integrated into their workflows, th
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by datahack 2y ago
Office is so 20th century.
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by datahack 2y ago
While I enjoyed the article, it’s just another in a line of the same article with different flavors and authors that all have the same fundamental error. The prevailing counterargument against AI consistently hinges on the present state of
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by datahack 2y ago
Blue Sky feels like a cocktail party where half the guests are knitting sweaters for their cats, the other half are debating how to save democracy, and I’m just standing there wondering how I got invited. It’s like scrolling through a group
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by datahack 2y ago
We still love you.
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by datahack 2y ago
I see this as entirely surmountable. We’re still making geometric progress in small model accuracy, and breakthroughs like test-time training and synthetic data are poised to deliver immediate gains in self-training performance. Your point
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by datahack 2y ago
Not a movie I would not see.
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by datahack 2y ago
The next wave won’t be monolithic but network-driven. Orchestration has the potential to integrate diverse AI systems and complementary technologies, such as advanced fact-checking and rule-based output frameworks. This methodological growt
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by datahack 2y ago
Does possessing specialized knowledge or skills alter the ethical landscape of medical decisions? In other words, should someone with the capacity to administer an experimental treatment be held to a different standard than those withou
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by datahack 2y ago
The long-term side effects of GLP-1 drugs are not well-studied, but the press seems to talk about them as if they are—in glowing terms as if their broad adoption is a given and a lifetime attached to the tit of a friendly drug company (with
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by datahack 2y ago
How is this nonsense still legal? It’s straight up nothing but deceptive advertising.
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by datahack 2y ago
It’s probably generally irrelevant what they can do today, or what you’ve seen so far. This is conceptually essentially Moore’s law, but about every 5.5 months. That’s the only thing that matters at this stage. I watched everyone make the
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by datahack 2y ago
If that’s the case, I’d like to hear from Matt about this. I’ve known him for years, and I don’t think he is unaware of conflicts like these. In fact I’ve seen him be deeply thoughtful about complex problems in the past. He’s not perfect (w
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by datahack 2y ago
You know what you’re talking about.
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by datahack 2y ago
Building in public comes down to a few core things: marketing your product, staying sane, and getting noticed. It’s a way to get people talking about what you’re building before it’s even done. The journey itself becomes the story, pulling
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by datahack 2y ago
I haven’t seen more people less impressed by an Apple product release since before the iMac came out. For all the discussion, this was so mid it hurts. I feel like people are poking the product release with a stick. C’mon. Do something.
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by datahack 2y ago
The issue is not whether startup alternatives exist, it is more in my mind that no mid-market companies exist because they are taken out at the knees before they threaten the incumbents through acquisitions. It eventually becomes impossible
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by datahack 2y ago
https://www.nist.gov/aisi I think the progress has been pretty good. You should read up on their efforts. This is kind of a pilot to develop further testing frameworks.
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by datahack 2y ago
https://www.nist.gov/aisi
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by datahack 2y ago
You think this is bad? Try swimming pool equipment.
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by datahack 2y ago
This comment is underrated comedy gold. You clearly have worked with big data.
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by datahack 2y ago
Of course they are, but automating people out of low level work frees people to do higher value things in society... Besides this concern isn't about this startup but AI in general.
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by datahack 2y ago
They can say whatever they want to my friend. It doesn’t mean it’s the real spec.
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by datahack 2y ago
The idea that another judge or an independent judicial body should intervene if a judge is overstepping is consistent with how a system of checks and balances should function in a Democracy and I think you are largely correct. However, whet
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by datahack 2y ago
The heart of the argument for the person advocating democracy here is centered on the idea that democracy, by its nature, must protect certain fundamental principles, even if those principles are threatened by a majority or by actions claim
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by datahack 2y ago
This is fantastic. I’ve worked on this problem and it’s an incredible invasion of privacy. However, until we get clarification from FISA courts we will still have to deal with it. The problem is the line where FISA has been used to acquire

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