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elicksaur
2y ago
We’ll see! We’re just one year away from AGI. Just like we were last year!
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elicksaur
2y ago
Weird that I’d say almost exactly the opposite. 1-1 speaking is one of the slowest forms of communication today. Writing copy is 1-many and the many readers can read much faster than they can listen. Making a demo video is also 1-many and c
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elicksaur
2y ago
> your lock screen is a FaceTime call like UI/UX with your AI Agent who does everything for you I just… don’t want this. I don’t think anyone I know wants this.
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elicksaur
2y ago
Tech billionaire Paul Graham is the establishment. Miss when his essays were actually about hacking!
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elicksaur
2y ago
I like that HN is so minimal, but obvious stuff like this makes me want to write a browser extension that lets me custom tag accounts for my own notes.
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elicksaur
2y ago
Title is misleading. Clicked thinking this startup caused a GitHub outage. Getting a flag like this hardly “overloaded” anything. Alerts for these things usually trigger well below any actual risk to the system.
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elicksaur
2y ago
It’s interesting that in my reading of the post I felt like he hardly talked about Tesla at all. He calls out that Tesla FSD has been “next year” for 11 years, but then the vast majority of the self-driving car section is about Cruise and W
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elicksaur
2y ago
I recently started using Firefox Focus enabled as an extension in iOS Safari, and it works great as an ad blocker. The op site loads for me. Was a hn rec from another thread I think. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/f
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2y ago
> On a video call, everybody is watching how they look, if you're the one who isn't paying attention then you're the odd one out. Not my experience in the slightest, and it is rather surprising to hear about others’ experi
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elicksaur
2y ago
That man has been a meteorologist for decades. Is all of his work just entertainment or did he just happen to become the main character for a day on the internet?
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2y ago
> I spent 9 months and almost 100 “cofounder dates” finding my cofounder. What’s the highest value company that was started with a method like this? Genuinely curious, can’t think of one.
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elicksaur
2y ago
On the other hand, I find it to be a fatal flaw that LLMs can’t say, “Hey you probably don’t actually want to do it that way.”
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elicksaur
2y ago
This argument always conflates simple processes with complex ones. Humans can work with abstract concepts at a level LLMs currently can’t and don’t seem likely capable of. “True” and “False” are the best examples.
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elicksaur
2y ago
Following the article’s conclusion farther, humans would stop producing new documentation with new concepts.
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2y ago
>So while I don't take a stance on what an LLM does should be considered reasoning >I do think that SOTA LLMs like GPT-4o perform about as good as high school graduates in America with average intelligence This is taking a stance
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2y ago
1. Scams. Human deepfakes/fake-fakes to make you believe you’re communicating with a real person. 2. Self-image editing. You want a picture of yourself doing something you are unable to do. Could be benign, but very likely being used a
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elicksaur
2y ago
If it’s true for the beginner level, then it’s true for every level, since we’re always learning something.
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elicksaur
2y ago
I can’t think of the right concept - tragedy of the commons, prisoner’s dilemma? Each individual has an incentive to use products like this because it should maximize their chances. However, if enough people do it, everyone’s chances essent
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2y ago
> We uncovered significant factual errors, including inaccuracies in effect sizes, sample sizes, and study inclusion/exclusion criteria, which were used to conclude that the impact of social media use on mental health is indistingui
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elicksaur
2y ago
Definitely true and all of his communication - this thread, he’s given some interviews, etc. is very odd for a legal strategy.
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elicksaur
2y ago
Can it lie if it doesn’t have a concept of true and false?
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elicksaur
2y ago
The biggest speed up was when I was refactoring some code and it “learned” the pattern I was moving to. It felt great! . . . Except it got one so wrong I couldn’t trust it and had to be just a meticulous as I would’ve been in the first plac
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elicksaur
2y ago
GenAI usage has definitely has opened my eyes that the average person seems to think legalese is complicated for no rational reason, and it just needs to sound right.
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2y ago
>dawg I ChatGPT’d the license Why would you believe anything this person says after that? Default assumption #1 is any writing they output is an LLM product and insincere. Assumption #2 their actions are taken with little thought or inte
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2y ago
Nothing like this should pass until the legislators can come up with a definition that doesn’t encompass basically every computer program ever written: (b) “Artificial intelligence model” means a machine-based system that can make predictio
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elicksaur
2y ago
Yeah, kudos where kudos are due for making something that is easily tweaked, but I was thinking of a recent example of his “speed”. Adding a “comic book” style in “4 minutes”: https://x.com/levelsio/status/18367352
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elicksaur
2y ago
Does he ship like a machine, or are his products relatively simple GenAI wrappers?
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elicksaur
2y ago
It seems like you are using “actions” as a term of art specific to Remix that maybe the author is not using? ChatGPT definitely has Remix in its current source code. His point is how client-server state can be out of sync unless handled pro
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elicksaur
2y ago
Look, I get the societal development that you can input narrative text and the code for this pops out is super neat. But trying to be fair here, anyone would call this incomplete, right? There are several obvious bugs in styling and interac
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elicksaur
2y ago
Do you know of an example game by someone with no coding experience using an LLM?
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