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by dyauspitr 12d ago
Also all the hot people can find each other now because of the dating apps and when people are below a certain level of ugliness they don’t want to date each other anymore.
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by dyauspitr 12d ago
I’m seeing that a lot with Astra. There is a lot of “I withdraw my previous claim” stuff going on now.
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by dyauspitr 12d ago
50% of US unicorns are immigrant founded.
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by dyauspitr 12d ago
With the royalist bent of this claim it would be more along the lines of “May glorious Russia prevail against Ukraine”.
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by dyauspitr 13d ago
He’s utterly wrong.
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by dyauspitr 13d ago
It’s funny but just to state the obvious so no one is confused, that’s impossible.
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by dyauspitr 13d ago
Not true at all. Yes, the initial ask is initiated by a human (for now), but what it does to get to that goal is pretty self driven. It can do a lot of nefarious stuff in the process of completing a request a human has made.
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by dyauspitr 13d ago
Eh I care more about rapid LLM progress than anything else.
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by dyauspitr 14d ago
For the first time I completely disagree with Bernie and banning AI development is the stupidest thing I can think of.
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by dyauspitr 14d ago
Each person was going through a gallon a day though, that’s still 4-5 standard drinks which is a crazy amount to drink all day everyday.
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by dyauspitr 14d ago
This argument from 2024? We are all next word predictors, what matters is what the next word is.
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by dyauspitr 15d ago
You can 100% say that European civilization was heavily, heavily influenced by the consumption of alcohol.
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by dyauspitr 15d ago
So if you take a lot of psychedelics you end up with a civilization that ritually murders 20,000 people every couple of months. Just imagine the power you could wield as a shaman with drugs like DMT and psilocybin it would look like a liter
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by dyauspitr 15d ago
Goddamnit this is the worst possible administration to have while we’re having this massive buildup of data centers. Any reasonable government would have done what Massachusetts did and stipulated that you can build a data center, but it ne
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by dyauspitr 15d ago
Generally, you get a lot of skepticism when you see an article about high schooler or teenager inventing or discovering something. This is not completely invalid because there have been lots of cases in the past where things like this are j
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by dyauspitr 15d ago
If done correctly there’s a lot of free solar energy in sunny states.
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by dyauspitr 15d ago
It is. For my day job, I’m a software engineering director and I probably won’t have a job in under five years. For low to medium complexity apps, even Codex before Astra was capable of doing it completely by itself from scratch. For testin
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by dyauspitr 16d ago
I don’t think American retailers do the subscription model anymore, which is what would let them subsidize phones like this.
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by dyauspitr 16d ago
Astra is strange. I asked it to design a treehouse and it just stopped every couple of minutes telling me what it still had left to do. After dozens of continue prompts it finally gave me a structure that would work but it was 10x more wood
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by dyauspitr 16d ago
Not sarcastic. I have a moderately successful app and I haven’t once looked at the code (though I am capable, so far atleast). The only time I open Xcode is if I have to modify signing certificates. I did set up a slack workflow with a “fix
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by dyauspitr 16d ago
First “production is down” page means you just tell codex production is down and to fix it.
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by dyauspitr 16d ago
That was fine until I started using it for sleep tracking. Now it’s kinda hard. I put it on the charger when I’m taking a shower and having dinner still it’s not super convenient.
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by dyauspitr 16d ago
So no new sensors. No blood pressure or glucose (very long shot) monitoring. I was holding out for the blood pressure monitor but I will have to wait longer now.
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by dyauspitr 16d ago
So no new sensors. No blood pressure or glucose (very long shot) monitoring. I was holding out for the blood pressure monitor but I will have to wait longer now.
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by dyauspitr 16d ago
Interesting. So everyone should be doing the lease.
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by dyauspitr 17d ago
They came out with the AVP saying it was niche production and made very few of them to begin with. They expected not to sell very many of them.
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by dyauspitr 17d ago
What I am most interested in is what the fold line looks like and I guess we won’t know until we start getting YouTube reviews.
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by dyauspitr 17d ago
Come on, most people are not making 700k a year even on HN. Probably closer to $300k at the high end and there are a lot of Europeans on here so probably closer to $100k.
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by dyauspitr 17d ago
It’s a lease, not rent. I don’t know the exact numbers on this but you can pay “rent” for two years and then pay like $300 (I don’t know what the right number is here) at the end to own it outright at that point. So at the end of the day yo
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by dyauspitr 17d ago
Honestly, that doesn’t seem all that crazy. I was actually expecting it to be closer to $3k

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