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by deaux 6mo ago
I'm surprised that people here don't care at all about these models openly training on your data, especially if you use them straight from the model developer. Whereas things like "GitHub now automatically opts everyone into
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by deaux 6mo ago
> I can see only good reason for cloth being health reasons since there were cases when materials inside irritated babies skin sometimes, even famous brands had this issue and you have to figure out which brand works best for your kid. T
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by deaux 6mo ago
I just don't get what would cause that to happen on that comment.
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by deaux 6mo ago
I've seen them too, and I see no reason to question them. I'm sure there's indeed homeless people on here. I also have very good reason to believe they're a small minority. Try sample 100 profiles, especially of frequent
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by deaux 6mo ago
That's the whole point. That treadmill is purely for selfish personal satisfaction. This thread was about the ability to quit jobs over ethics. Those people absolutely can get off it and cut their expenditures, without their life being
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by deaux 6mo ago
> Nowadays, we don't know where the Lords necessarily live, the size of the Lords private armies don't need to be more than a handful of security guards No, the real difference with back then is that "bread and circuses&qu
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by deaux 6mo ago
> The core theories of economics seem correct, and in fact predict the current situation if used correctly. They can be use to predict and not predict anything depending on ones idea of "used correctly", which is why it'
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by deaux 6mo ago
> As I've written before, this is not the correct response to the purported threat by Mythos. Neither the AI Safety Institute nor the NCSC recommend this action. While there may be some increase in risk from AI security scanners, to
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by deaux 6mo ago
Don't care, stocks are up Signed, Anyone who you'd like to care
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by deaux 6mo ago
If you're going to do any kind of work on it I'd choose a 5-year old 16 GB memory M1 over a Neo every single time. 8 GB is what's painful. The CPU difference is very small anyway.
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by deaux 6mo ago
- There are people with $1M+ salaries who live pay check to pay check. This is a choice. A lot of HNers fall under this category. - A lot of people who are actually poor and live pay check to pay check aren't ruined for years if they l
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by deaux 6mo ago
The author isn't expecting anything. Opus might be, as that's what wrote eveyrhting.
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by deaux 6mo ago
Pure slop page, even by recent HN submission standards. Straight from Opus' mouth, minimal editing done.
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by deaux 6mo ago
Most people in the world? Potentially, though I doubt the "life ruined for years" part holds for >50%. Most people on HN? Definite no. Most people on HN who work in roles where they're exposed to such mass surveillance or
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by deaux 6mo ago
Isn't DI just most commonly used in (web) server code, and rarely outside of that? Now it happens that C and C++ have been a rare choice for such code for decades, whereas Java had the longest streak of holding the #1 spot. It almost c
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by deaux 6mo ago
Not reproing here either.
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by deaux 6mo ago
> Companies of the 20th century certainly weren't more ethical. Disagree, not on average. There was a non-trivially higher % of decisions made based on "what's good for the customer" or "what's good for the
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by deaux 6mo ago
> In contrast, OpenAI has no such problem. It did not have CSAM pushed onto it, it actively collected such data itself. It could have, at any point before and after, simply stopped scraping all of the web indiscriminately and switched to
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by deaux 6mo ago
> Sama (the outsourcing company) If script writers gave the company this name in a fictionalization it would be rejected as too on the nose.
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by deaux 6mo ago
You're still on the koolaid, as many replies here accurately point out. Saying it's not because you're eager to defend them is lying to yourself, because you're smart enough to think of most of these replies yourself. Pr
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by deaux 6mo ago
You omitted the clause "by shareholders" after "expected".
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by deaux 6mo ago
That seems.. worse? What would've caused this?
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by deaux 6mo ago
> Russia for example aims to sow discord. One classic example is the Black Lives Matter movement. This was not a Russian disinformation campaign - but they did propagate views that exist outside the bell curve of the moderate. They push
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by deaux 6mo ago
Better start including YoE on commits as well, projects by freshers should be easily distinguishable.
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by deaux 6mo ago
> What does Pareto competitive mean here? Being near the Pareto frontier of inference cost vs. output quality. This was released 6 days ago. The dust hasn't settled yet, and Mistral Small 4 was released earlier. Even if Deepseek V4-
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by deaux 6mo ago
That being flagged is completely absurd and honestly I believe you're right because I've never seen anything like it on HN. It's completely out of place for that comment to be flagged to death. That isn't natural.
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by deaux 6mo ago
You're talking about EXAONE 4.5 33B? Gemma 4 31B was released 1 week earlier and blows it out of the water. Which point in time/model size are you possibly talking about? The original K-EXAONE in January? More than anything the av
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by deaux 6mo ago
Coding has always been the main real-world business usecase since day one. There has been no point since the very first public availability of GPT 3.5 in November 2022, that it wasn't. A lot of us have been agentic coding since almost
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by deaux 6mo ago
I'm familiar with those models. They're nowhere near competitive. Miles away from Mistral or (obviously) Chinese models. > (haven't tested it, but maybe it is also good) I have. It is not.
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by deaux 6mo ago
It's sad that despite their strength in this for onprem, they're so behind on this in the cloud. No publicly available cloud SFT at all. Meanwhile Google has been offering that for years - though remains to be seen if they will fo

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