heliumtera

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by heliumtera 6mo ago
>I bet OpenAI genuinely believes they're using their money to help free media exist >TBPN genuinely believes this is the right choice for economic freedom Company literally sold to someone else, we now conclude they believe to ac
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by heliumtera 6mo ago
>Acting in good faith works both ways, or it doesn't. Well said, polluting hacker news with low effort slop for self promotion cannot be good faith. The rules are enforced on commenters but good faith is not expected for submissions
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by heliumtera 6mo ago
Maybe that visceral response being against the rules (assume good faith) and actively being punished explains the small number of people doing it?
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by heliumtera 6mo ago
What a cesspool. So this is the power of being 80x more productive, having infinite llm usage quota? No wonder they had to let Satan take the wheel and went 100% vibe code. Thanks for making a point, llms are a disgrace
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
Why would you trust anyone offering free candies?
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
Oh yeah, sure, nothing scream freedom louder than following anthropic and openai suggestions without a second thought.
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
I am shocked openai collects data about it's users before users have the opportunity to send the same data to openai servers!
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
That llms in the middle of everything will continue until morale improve because llms can generate text on top of bullshit made up problems
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
It would be the same as kimi k2.5, the underlying model
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
And why would they ever let switch?
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
No. It adds nothing so nothing is preferred
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
Operate == me send https post and pray for the best
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
Software production yes engineering no lol
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
>They’re just flying with it right now. Where are they flying and why software has gone to shit? Maybe this super stars programmers have to keep their reality breaking technology secret, but everything has not only degraded, but turned t
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
The thing to shill now is agents. So they are all producing products to produce products. My guess is 50% of token usage globally is to produce mediocre articles on "how I use Claude code to tell HN how I use Claude code".
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
Because you never really had any choice so you'll settle with the only hand you were dealt. Thanks for playing
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
>Large language models already match median professional performance on the routine tasks that constitute a large fraction of professional billing across legal research, financial analysis, software engineering, Another article that vomi
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
10/10 law in bongland
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
Dog, be intentional with you web page. Holy fuck Batman
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
For all the muh productivity guys that like to claim they can turn invisible when no one is looking, an produce 600k lock over 6 weeks, well...cursor is useless now. We know kimi K2.5 won't make you 100 trillion times faster. Cursor is
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
I liked this response and overall I don't disagree. Just to be clear, I don't have any problems with people considered to be of lower intelligence. This is besides the point. Unfortunately, this isn't something that can be el
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
>If you've thought about this for any length of time If you full throttle a BWM1000 S RR for a split of a second,at 30mph first gear, it will self eject beneath you. If you do that, for any length of time, you're dead. Do the s
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
I agree with you, every living being is beautiful in their own way. And good on their own way. But we not very well equipped to follow the rules of logic. The most capable of us can follow a very limited number of logical threads, with ver
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
>take llms at face value It happened with science, politics, traditional media, history books, "good engineering practices" applied to IT, OOP,tdd,DDD,server side rendering, containerization... Literally every bullshit shilled
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
They do not have a soul, they are NPCs incapable of reasoning. I don't mean lazy, incapable is literally what they are. Logic escapes them. When they say llms are conscious, and fully intelligent, them are comparing to themselves. If
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
Got it. What about initiating a 800mb image on a CPU limited virtual machine that THEN hits a database, before responding to a user request on a 300ms roundtrip? I think we need a new word to describe the average experience, stupidity doesn
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
You assumed it is about effort, and not quality. Are you aware that without explanation you just assumed things can be achieved with less effort without quality degradation?
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
I swear to God I'm making a script to write \n to a file and call it productivity increase on social media. What a disgrace, hacker culture died to this
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
So either big companies would lobby against their interest, or SEC would do something independently. Honestly I cannot decide which one is more absurd.
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by heliumtera 7mo ago
If some random company known to be the biggest money furnace that ever existed decides to do an initial Public offering, and continues to be the biggest money furnace that ever existed with no hopes of revenue...would that hypothetical comp

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