furyofantares

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by furyofantares 9d ago
Maybe now we can stop posting the nonsense take that the frontier labs have hit a wall and are trying to distract from that for IPO reasons. Also maybe we can stop saying "we can't slow down because China will never slow down&quot
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by furyofantares 10d ago
It doesn't need to be bulletproof to be very valuable. However much effort is required to fake it - it's proof that the image is either legit or that much effort went in. There's TONS of cases where it's plausible for so
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by furyofantares 12d ago
I got sick of stuff like Solitaire and Hearts and other standard playing card games requiring subscriptions or coming with ads etc in 2026 - that stuff came with your computer in my youth and got enshittified. Mainly I hate seeing my family
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Show HN: What Just Pinged Me?(whatjustpingedme.com)
25 points by furyofantares 12d ago|0 comments
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by furyofantares 18d ago
Looks like they updated the link to that page now too. Thanks. Same price as image-2, and I'm guessing it's not more tokens (given the speedup).
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by furyofantares 18d ago
allllll the way at the bottom > Pricing and availability > Images 2.5 is rolling out today to ChatGPT, ChatGPT Work, and Codex users across all tiers on desktop, mobile, and web. > GPT‑Image‑2.5 Sunburst and GPT‑Image‑2.5 Flare are
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by furyofantares 21d ago
Linux is a marvel of the world and a large amount of its contributions have been made by people being paid to do so for commercial purposes - and I am not sure that would be true without the GPL. Is there a convincing argument there? And ou
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by furyofantares 22d ago
Sure, you can break symmetry (in this case making the decision makers not identical because they have different random number generators available), but the remaining symmetry means identical mixes must be chosen, and so a mixed strategy wo
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by furyofantares 22d ago
Failing to cooperate with literal clones of yourself in a prisoner's dilemma would be a spectacular failure. There's only two things that can happen with identical decision makers: they both cooperate or they both defect. So ident
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by furyofantares 24d ago
https://archive.is/3Y8IF
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by furyofantares 25d ago
My kid has a major fear of restrooms. I wonder if we can use this site as exposure therapy or if it will only be more fear inducing given how tiny and messy most of them are, plus the messiness of 3D capture artifacts.
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by furyofantares 27d ago
I don't know about Fridays but I like spending some significant amount of time full-vibing then some significant amount of time full-manual, coming to terms with what has been done-but-not-pushed, figuring out how I want the code to ac
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by furyofantares 27d ago
The way I put it when working on LLM-enabled things is: Get the hell out of the LLM as soon as possible. And I guess for 2, stay out as long as possible. I guess this is somewhat different; it admits that in some cases you do need the LLM d
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by furyofantares 27d ago
Is that any of that something that cannot be easily replicated? A lot of work maybe, and required a vision to do so initially. But straightforward work that MS could easily do it, and of course other small companies have replicated it too.
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by furyofantares 28d ago
> No carpenter ever said "I used to plane wood by hand and carve magnificent pieces, now that I have an orbital sander and power tools, the love just isn't there". I would guess probably lots did say that? At the very leas
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by furyofantares 1mo ago
"don't appear to have much IP that cannot be easily replicated" I'm ready to be wrong but doesn't this describe basically every tech acquisition for the last 25 years or longer?
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by furyofantares 1mo ago
I've been looking for a humanist, sustainable font
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by furyofantares 1mo ago
> AI-generated text warning (I submitted - but did not author - the piece) Took me a moment to realize you're saying someone else generated it, rather than you did.
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by furyofantares 1mo ago
It's a silly take. When one mechanic is removed or automated it should be seen as being in service of focusing on another. I can see an extremely nitpicky complaint that this can make it so a game looks like it's a genre you like
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by furyofantares 1mo ago
Is it even possible to over-value an experience? I suppose with an experience I'm taking value as a synonym for enjoyment level, I'm not sure what else it means in that context. I guess you can enjoy something to the detriment of
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by furyofantares 1mo ago
I think you're over conditioned, I think this should have easily passed the sniff test. I'm not sure how to elaborate on this exactly, I'm just very surprised that you got a false alarm.
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by furyofantares 1mo ago
Good enough for what? The labs are betting on there being more applications for stronger models and that many existing applications will continue to need stronger models to keep up with competitors.
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by furyofantares 1mo ago
It's the reason for its existence and the reason people are choosing it. If they are making a mistake, hoodwinked by hype, that's totally unrelated to the point being discussed. I think you've just seized the opportunity to p
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by furyofantares 1mo ago
It's essentially the entire reason to use Cloudflare. As sibling mentions it is indeed labeled and not just some icon. People just refer to the orange cloud UI for it for convenience and because it makes it easy to spot whether you hav
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by furyofantares 1mo ago
It can be true that some people are getting 5x or 10x while Anthropic is getting less than 2x. CRUD apps that are simple variations on something done a zillion times before is different than AI research. R&D is not some thing that just
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by furyofantares 1mo ago
> So Anthropic thinks their productivity is not even doubled by AI. I find it hard to imagine launching this criticism at a new technology.
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by furyofantares 2mo ago
Man, you don't want to know. But I guess I've answered you anyway.
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by furyofantares 2mo ago
Oh, the Rubik's Cube app has both actually - the subscription gets rid of the ads you have to watch to get more solves.
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by furyofantares 2mo ago
I theorized this about a year ago and had a good amount of success vibing small game projects in Go. I still think Go is a very excellent choice but I have switched to, of all things, AssemblyScript within a Rust host. I've been very h
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by furyofantares 2mo ago
Definitely not peak, my kid asked for a Rubik's Cube solver app which turned out to be subscription based, then wanted to tune her Ukelele with an app which turned out to be subscription based.

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