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I liked the article and I also sympathize with a lot of the concerns around this topic because I am from the group that became silent after a while. Popular social media does not have any appetite for nuance. By design it cannot have that.
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6mo ago
I think this was posted by an AI pretending to be Cliff.
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When LLMs were new on the scene, I thought trust would fade in the written(text) medium. I saw it happening on Substack, Medium, and Reddit. But then VCs pumped so much money and AI has gotten into every other modality (audio, video). The o
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I remember my grandma's favorite beedi brand - paanch phool. She would give me 10 bucks to buy a pack for her which was around 5 bucks that time. The remaining would be my tip.
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We bought a 2TB Sandisk SSD back in 2024 for around $95 from best buy. Today 1TB ssd by sandisk is $166(the cheapest that i found, and it goes for $199 in walmart). Market is forcing people to become renters than buyers and there is no forc
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That area definitely started to feel more humid than its surroundings. And since it became so dense, it also felt cooler because not enough sunlight would get inside. Is that what you meant?
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We(me and my dad) built a tiny forest in rural Punjab- in about 10k sqft. It was fun, it flourished quickly, we also got a bunch of local wildlife back to that area (peacocks).
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Security which has layers of obscurity can be incredibly powerful especially if you believe in counter intelligence. You want attackers to find the wrong key sometimes because it will lead to you collecting intelligence on them. But this in
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I don't get it. Who is buying these calculators nowadays? It's expensive and any plot it can generate is 1 prompt away from the AI that students are already using. Also why is there a calculator license? what even is that?
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I am confused - what did they ship based on this spending? - it is totally alright to spend that money if it made significant progress in some area. or did the engineers just chill and let claude take over daily duties? (this is also a bene
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Thanks for doing this. - How difficult has it become to get O1 for founders compared to say 5 years ago? -What advice would you have for founders who think they should be able to get O1 once they have a bit of seed money (say YC, 500k) and
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>>we can exchange truly private messages without losing our human touch. intriguing, care to explain a bit more?
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This is impressive but I hope people do not confuse it with the proof of authorship. LLMs can rewrite any text into any other style and there goes the authorship.
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6mo ago
No! The civilization won't end because one guy stopped reading books but it might be very very bad for the civilization if people stopped producing original work because AI disincentivized it.
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>>This is how civilizations end. I concur. It doesn't make any sense.
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>>When it comes to books, I avoid anything written by an author debuting after 2022 I like that and that's what i have been doing. Do you go by the feels that the content you are reading is AI generated?
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haha, i get that feeling sometimes. do you look for acknowledged use of AI? how do you tell it's coming from AI?
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Nice! do you worry that you might start reading a book and it turns out to be AI generated?
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>>Stopped reading books. Because they could AI generated or because summaries are enough to understand the main ideas?- what if the book is AI generated in the first place? What about news articles?
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Ask HN: Do you read differently now that anything could be AI generated?
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Where are the questions that are supposed to be answered? Would those be shared after an application has been accepted? If yes, why is the application asking for a proposed approach for the jailbreak if we don't know the questions in t
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In my experience 4.7 has significantly degraded in quality of response as compared to 4.6. Thinking of switching to 5.5.
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Would it be Mark's cloned AI who will call everyone 'personally' to share this news? I won't be surprised if that's one of the use cases in their mind.
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Idea : "Manipulation of real world events because correct prediction of real world events is incentivized." Try to scale this anywhere from hairdryer usage to trip temp sensors to nuclear bombs going off in poor countries.
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This is heartbreaking. Is there a place where I can donate? Will it help in anyway? Edit: Thank you for your responses. Ended up donating to Doctors without borders. Hope it reaches someone. I was going to say humans are really just wild an
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I was in middle school when we were taught that used syringes were one of the causes of HIV. Can't believe a hospital would do this!!!
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Fighting over analogies is kind of pointless imo, but if you want me to indulge, here is what I will ask: Do you consider breadth first search better or depth first search better? - the good answer is it depends on the search surface. The s
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Nice! I wonder if it has anything to do with the lawsuit where the verdict was that meta and google designed addictive products.
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ooh nice. i built something exactly similar last year. - https://github.com/deepanwadhwa/semi_private_chat - https://github.com/deepanwadhwa/zink
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might be too robotic for the AI!
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