henry2023

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by henry2023 5mo ago
You can replace AI with blood tests in you comment and the same questions are relevant today.
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by henry2023 6mo ago
Sad to read how things unfolded after his experiment.
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by henry2023 6mo ago
Do you have a hugging face link?
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by henry2023 6mo ago
Not to be dismissive, this could lead to something interesting. But, it's funny how the spec.dd ( https://specdd.ai/ ) example file is larger than what an actual implementation of the spec would be.
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by henry2023 6mo ago
1984 was not an instruction manual.
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by henry2023 6mo ago
If these events where random noise then they would distribute in both sides of the climate models; We don’t observe that. Events only seem to match or be worse than expectations.
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by henry2023 6mo ago
Wasn’t Llama a leak that got so popular meta decided to change their whole approach? I was working at Google at the time. Before Llama, releasing weights was not even worth a discussion.
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by henry2023 6mo ago
I’m sorry for you but this is hilarious.
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by henry2023 6mo ago
Amazing work, thanks for building this. Are you planing on open sourcing it? Do you have a way to support your work?
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by henry2023 6mo ago
At 60B they might do it anyway and then pay 200M in fines when the court rules against them.
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by henry2023 6mo ago
Third parties selling open-weight inference on OpenRouter are surely selling on a profit. Zero reason to subsidize it.
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by henry2023 6mo ago
Every model provider except OpenAI?
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by henry2023 6mo ago
More and more I suspect OpenAI is generating comments on HN to try shift the discussion. I’m not sure you’re a bot but this is the stereotypical comment being overly critical of anything where OpenAI is not superior or being overly supporti
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by henry2023 6mo ago
The US is bound by energy and China is bound by compute power. The one who solves its limitation first will end this “Scarcity Era”.
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by henry2023 6mo ago
Don’t get me wrong but if virtually all modern software infrastructure lives on top of open source and they’re mostly fine then I’d imagine that you can make a scheduling webapp secure independent to if it’s OSS or not. It’s OK if there’s a
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Antifragile Systems(amasad.me)
1 points by henry2023 6mo ago|1 comments
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by henry2023 6mo ago
We don’t even have fully automated driving cars despide a decade of heavy investment to this problem any random human can do at 16 years old. I’d image air control for a whole airport is even more complex than that, you can take any conclu
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by henry2023 6mo ago
Fortunately, Microsoft C# Copilot 2 Pro is already bundled with JSON forULTRA+ for free. (Not to be confused with Microsoft C# Copilot Pro)
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by henry2023 6mo ago
We have the most important tech market in the world, extremely over represented by both usage and revenue just because of our ability to attract top talent from everywhere else, and that seems modest to you?
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by henry2023 6mo ago
Yeah, even then.
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by henry2023 6mo ago
If you believe this, then your foe is not the revenue producing H1Bs but the rich elites.
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by henry2023 6mo ago
Work is not charity, each H1B that comes to the US will bring twice or triple its income as US GDP. It’s a net positive for America.
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by henry2023 6mo ago
The crypto-“investing” deep fakes impersonating recognizable names are up and running too.
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by henry2023 6mo ago
GoDaddy's annual revenue for 2025 was approximately $4.95 billion.
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by henry2023 6mo ago
If the war (population displacement / genocide / ethnic cleansing, you can call it however you want to) in Gaza has taught the world something is that the current Israeli regime is visceral and they clearly think they are above an
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by henry2023 6mo ago
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by henry2023 6mo ago
The difference is no mass surveillance of US Citizens and no killing weapons without human supervision. OpenAI is fine with those as long as they are "legal"... So pretty much they don't care at all. I agree Anthropic is no s
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by henry2023 6mo ago
Search "Redix for Redis connections in Elixir". This Blog slop is second result. Google encourages this.
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by henry2023 7mo ago
I wonder if there will come a time where I can pay M$ to sabotage my competition codebase
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by henry2023 7mo ago
you seem to assume that markets regulate themselves. This is a common fallacy. Good regulation is fundamental in any working society.

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