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151.
by hhh 9mo ago
> ChatGPT has this issue where when it's doesn't know the explanation for something, it often won't hallucinate outright, but create some long-winded confusing word salad that sounds like it could be right but you can&#x27
152.
by hhh 9mo ago
Hmm, maybe I got grandfathered in or something because I paid some set price a few years ago and have not had a subscription for blink, and just use it the same way I would use Ghostty and then ssh into another machine. Use something else i
153.
by hhh 9mo ago
Yes, I have done the same and also used it to prompt inject to give some info about the prompt, but I don’t have that data anymore.
154.
by hhh 9mo ago
You upload photos to tinder, and tinder has rough data on location provided (distance to you) i believe, the photos were the photos people posted on their tinder profile.
155.
by hhh 9mo ago
use blink https://apps.apple.com/nl/app/blink-shell-build-code/id15948...
156.
by hhh 9mo ago
Last time I looked at this company they just dumped your uploads into an unauthenticated gcp bucket. They just ran your photo thru an llm and asked for its location at the time, and the founder was doing something very weird (in my opinion)
157.
by hhh 9mo ago
Am I the only person that despises CDK? Why would I use a cloud specific language instead of something like opentofu?
158.
by hhh 9mo ago
most of my experience with 4.5 is similar to codex 5.1, where I just have to scold it for being dumb and doing things I would have done as a teenager
159.
by hhh 9mo ago
I believe that state actors have put in the relatively low amount of effort to use android device farms to manipulate this statistic. I believe it hasn’t been relevant outside of seeing what the state wants to signal. I also believe individ
160.
by hhh 9mo ago
The pizza report is very annoying to me. It’s a trivial thing for any interested party ( few thousand dollars) to sway up when they want to bring attention to an action the pentagon is doing, and has been such a measure for so long that it’
161.
by hhh 9mo ago
I still have this problem every day.
162.
by hhh 9mo ago
Games being playable also rely on it.
163.
by hhh 10mo ago
I can’t even trust senior colleagues to not commit an api key to a git provider. Why would I trust a steerable computer?
164.
by hhh 10mo ago
Yes they do. When I used to pirate a lot of games because I was broke I was gleefully happy to see a GOG release. The scene exists for a reason, it is a very trust based ecosystem.
165.
by hhh 10mo ago
What? LLMs invent things (hallucinate) all the time. I used 250m opus 4.5 input tokens this month.
166.
by hhh 10mo ago
I still see it used in manufacturing.
167.
by hhh 10mo ago
yes, in an industry that has rapidly changing features and 7000 of these products that splinter and lose user base so quickly you should write your own orchestration for this stuff. It’s not hard and gives you a very easy path to implementi
168.
by hhh 10mo ago
Tailscale is an enterprise vpn, connecting multiple of your networks, where as consumer vpns just make your network traffic exit from their network. I run a tailscale exit node on an anonymous vps provider to give me a similar experience
169.
by hhh 10mo ago
most essential oils also smell bad in their pure form, you can always sense a smoker or a big essential oils person from their scent from afar
170.
by hhh 10mo ago
I use openai models every day for offensive work. haven’t had a problem in a long time
171.
by hhh 10mo ago
what kind of redpill schizophrenia is this? no business is going to care about unpaid peoples time, and if they have to list a job publicly even if they have internal hires it only makes it worse.
172.
by hhh 10mo ago
Why? Generic computation existing always means this will be possible. The cats out of the bag. You can’t regulate computation globally. You can only enforce it on the platform level. I want to do plenty about it, I want to make the barrier
173.
by hhh 10mo ago
dozens of people will be affected
174.
by hhh 10mo ago
No, we should not stop something that is inevitable. We should work with it to find ways that it fits into a productive society, such as anonymously verifying that you are a citizen so the cost of abuse is at least a felony.
175.
by hhh 10mo ago
do you have a source for hn users being mostly firefox users?
176.
by hhh 10mo ago
AWS support is extremely good. I have had the same experience in personal projects and in turn have quadrupled down on our leverage of their support at my work.
177.
by hhh 10mo ago
1% mortality would be setting off sirens during this kind of trial
178.
by hhh 10mo ago
It’s a nice portable target, with very well defined interfaces. It’s easy to start with and pretty easy to manage if you don’t try to abuse it.
179.
by hhh 11mo ago
No… Nobody I work for will touch these models. The fear is real that they have been poisoned or have some underlying bomb. Plus y’know, they’re produced by China, so they would never make it past a review board in most mega enterprises IME.
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by hhh 11mo ago
Yes, and you choose to risk losing the most important platform to humanity next to Wikipedia. Youtube should be a public service.

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