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by dwa3592 4mo ago
I think it depends. If talking to a tool solves a bigger exhaustion (a bug that has been bugging you for a while) then the exhaustion from talking to the tool becomes normalized. I guess this is true for any tool really. Using a hammer caus
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
>>Does automated fraud detection not replace the work of human auditors? No. Human auditors use our product. They still make the decision whether something is fraud or not. The product is auditing things that weren't being audite
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
>>This argument alone doesn't really work because literally billions of peoples jobs and livelihoods have been replaced throughout history from the explicit development of technology that replaces the need for human labor. "
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
I do. developed predictive models for health monitoring of large machines and then fraud detection in health care. Why do you ask?
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
People have been made to believe by very influential people (dario, sam, elon etc) that AI will replace them. As a result people are getting angry. Who did not see this coming? Why da f*#$ do they have to continue developing a technology wh
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
right, but that seems to be the only viable path for any reduction in prices unless the bubble suddenly pops which these ultra qualified people (sam, dario, elon, oracle and so many more) won't let happen.
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
Until China floods the market with their memory which is starting
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
>>Chinese resellers are offering Claude tokens at 70-90% below official Anthropic API prices. Can someone with more understanding dumb it down for me please. Does this mean that the reseller (for example XYZ) is buying it from Anthrop
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
Has anyone used mojo/modular extensively in their work? I installed it as soon as it was available but never went past the toy examples.
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
>>zero-downtime the site is down for me.
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
True but as someone else pointed out; at that time we'd be interested in running 200T parameter model rather than 200B. Why, you might ask? Law of human laziness - a human will become as lazy as the technology allows it to. With the 20
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
and that is millions of people; hence the use of the word 'us'.
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
I dug in a bit. Slate has around 63Kwh battery capacity and a range of 205 miles. For pure metrics comparison - chevy bolt has similar battery capacity and a range of 260 miles and similar price range. So basically slate looked at the exist
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
>>He is connected and gives money to people this is also known as influence so..
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
It's at the second to last page where it says it's an EV. I didn't know and had to scroll down. Also there is no mention of range on one charge, which I think is a miss. The range (especially for an EV) must be on the landing
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
I never use it myself but was wondering does anyone ever use it. Apparently OpenAI, Anthropic leverage cerebras chips for something - i thought it would be for the "answer now" feature. Not sure though.
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Ask HN: How often do you use "Answer now" when using LLMs?
1 points by dwa3592 4mo ago|4 comments
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
the company will switch to a different LLM vendor?? what does someone do when a certain brand coffee maker keeps breaking; they buy a different brand.
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
That's a good looking car. I wish there were more of these on the roads.
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
I actually don't.
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
>>SF wants to come for your inner life and pimp you out and mediate every interaction and there’s not even a so. I have been saying this for a while. I visited SF a couple months ago and god do people feel empty from the inside. Every
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
Are they paying Persona identities in Haiku credits? Is that why they chose them? It was only 4 months ago that company was dropped by discord.
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
I downgraded from Max to Pro about a month ago. Time to downgrade from Pro to No.
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
This is amazing. I have been exploring open public datasets for some GIS projects. How are you dealing with any rate limits for how much you can pull from these public servers?
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Show HN: Open source navigation project for GPS and Internet denied regions(github.com)
6 points by dwa3592 4mo ago|0 comments
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
> You want as much data as you can get about your health as quickly and as cheaply as possible. In other words, you want a technology optimized for getting as many “megabytes per second per dollar” of information about your body. Signal
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
Fair question - our concerns are multidimensional. Funding cut + Visa uncertainty + ICE arresting us and putting us in detention + us visiting another country but not being allowed to enter back are a few of them.
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
We didn't. We can't vote. If anything, last three years I worked in fraud detection in healthcare - my work is currently being used by the medicare audit team. So respectfully, we only wanted good for this country.
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
honestly my friend, i did not understand your comment.
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by dwa3592 4mo ago
We are not convinced that we will be happy in the industry and part of it is the visa issues. She currently has a valid visa until 2029 but she just doesn't want it anymore.

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