hahahacorn

4 ms·

1.
Prichard Colon(en.wikipedia.org)
8 points by hahahacorn 2mo ago|0 comments
2.
Agents on Rails: The LLM Benchmark Project(rubyonrails.org)
4 points by hahahacorn 2mo ago|0 comments
3.
by hahahacorn 2mo ago
Having an initial higher level understanding across the domain is extremely useful to contextualize the deeper stuff. I think boring details is a very leaky characterization, but I'll continue with it. In my experience it's infini
4.
Rent the Intelligence, Own the Relationship(sierra.ai)
4 points by hahahacorn 2mo ago|0 comments
5.
by hahahacorn 2mo ago
Bucket Robotics (YC S24) | Senior Fullstack Engineer | San Francisco, CA (On-site) Bucket Robotics turns CAD files into production-ready computer vision models that detect defects instantly with zero manual labeling and no multi-month pilot
6.
by hahahacorn 3mo ago
Bucket Robotics (YC S24) | Senior Fullstack Engineer | San Francisco, CA (On-site) Bucket Robotics turns CAD files into production-ready computer vision models that detect defects instantly with zero manual labeling and no multi-month pilot
7.
by hahahacorn 3mo ago
My understanding is it’s a fallback mechanism
8.
by hahahacorn 4mo ago
Bucket Robotics (YC S24) | Senior Fullstack Engineer | San Francisco, CA (On-site) Bucket Robotics turns CAD files into production-ready computer vision models that detect defects instantly with zero manual labeling and no multi-month pilot
9.
by hahahacorn 4mo ago
I am at least objective in my criticism. I'm not going to reply to 5 different emotionally charged strawman arguments, especially because I don't care to defend Meta. If you're going to engage in discussion, at least try to i
10.
by hahahacorn 4mo ago
All of their open source work, facebook marketplace, messenger connecting people, low cost distribution for small business, crises and humanitarian tooling, abuse/spam/threat detection at scale, etc.
11.
by hahahacorn 4mo ago
Yes, I think we have the same beliefs largely - my point is that the lens of economies of scale == exploitation is a very silly one that would naturally lead to conclusions such as "Even in the current world, there's more slaves t
12.
by hahahacorn 4mo ago
We agree for the first few sentences! I’m a huge proponent for AI displacement taxes because of the rapid pace of acceleration and a lack of confidence that our economies reabsorption mechanisms are adequate. If your claim is that in the sh
13.
by hahahacorn 4mo ago
Meta’s primary issue is an alignment problem. They’ve built the most valuable human connection network ever and then added a misaligned algorithm on it. You’re conflating Meta’s alignment issue with its overall benefit / harm to societ
14.
by hahahacorn 4mo ago
Economies of scale is how society lowers the cost of meeting the demand for things people want. Uber, Airbnb, and Meta have negative externalities that have gone “unpriced” in the market because our policy makers are incompetent. But at lar
15.
by hahahacorn 4mo ago
The answer to this is competent policy making, and unfortunately we have the extreme opposite of that across the political spectrum.
16.
by hahahacorn 5mo ago
Bind to Port 0
17.
by hahahacorn 5mo ago
I think the best language for LLMs is going to be as close to English as you can get with the compiler guarantees offered by Vera (or something similar). Seemingly opposing forces.
18.
by hahahacorn 5mo ago
I felt this way until I bought full coverage bike insurance. For my $250 deductible I basically just get a nice upgrade to the latest version / a brand new ebike for ~$200 / year. The peace of mind alone with insurance (and a real
19.
by hahahacorn 6mo ago
They removed it. I have screenshots on my blog. bengarcia.dev/archives
20.
OpenAI Image 2.0 claims to generate an existing image(bengarcia.dev)
3 points by hahahacorn 6mo ago|0 comments
21.
by hahahacorn 6mo ago
One of the images in the blog ( https://images.ctfassets.net/kftzwdyauwt9/4d5dizAOajLfAXkGZ7... ) is a carbon copy of an image from an article posted Mar 27, 2026 with credits given to an individual: https://w
22.
by hahahacorn 6mo ago
This argument has always been such a weird goalpost shift for me. Even at my full time job I am getting strung together by 3-12 month projects. Everyone works on projects. When this data center is done in a year, we'll (hopefully) need
23.
by hahahacorn 6mo ago
It will raise $8-$18m/yr in property tax revenue for the county (depending on abatements), which will likely increase the local counties revenues by 30-50% and primarily go towards local schools, as well as an estimated 50-150 jobs. If
24.
by hahahacorn 6mo ago
> It's hard to see how a photo of his husband will inspire unity with the GOP administration that he relies on for protection. In 2024, 77M Americans voted for a Trump administration. I was not among them, and I still consider this
25.
by hahahacorn 6mo ago
FWIW, reading your response makes it absolutely clear that you started with a conclusion (Altman is a sociopath) and worked backwards from there, instead of trying to reason through the motivations of his actions from first principles. He v
26.
by hahahacorn 6mo ago
Of Altman in this blog. Put another way I didn’t read those traits from this post and I’m curious what I’m missing.
27.
by hahahacorn 6mo ago
Can you explain the petty, self important, trolling manner? Which traits are intrinsically negative? Genuine Q
28.
by hahahacorn 6mo ago
ISPs and other extremely capital intensive industries with a relatively fixed demand are always going to be warped markets. Nobody thinks they’re a spherical cow. Despite that, the single mechanism that works so well in a competitive market
29.
by hahahacorn 7mo ago
Oh boy, that's a lot of poetic waxing. > It's a bit disturbing and dystopian that one counldn't think of any other way to 'distribute things efficiently' than markets ... but worse, that even contemplating that t
30.
by hahahacorn 7mo ago
> Rent control is not 'warping markets' - it's the notion that 'homes are markets' that is 'warped' - that's the basis of the problem. something can be essential + morally important + still governe

More ›