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1y ago
This is just an escalation. We didn’t know what would happen if we let the kids get the internet, tv, video games, and porn. We can’t even assess it in 2025 because it’s all normalized. In a few years, AI will be normalized too. Things will
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It’s because we always sensed an amateur quality to the YouTube creators and LLMs make them appear even more amateur.
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All that is fine. The bubble only happens if in your ecstasy you manage to think more of your indie apps, in which case Wallstreet has no qualms about taking any rando AI app public. When this is done at scale, you create the toxic asset th
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1y ago
I don’t think people know what the definition of this bubble is yet. I can provide one: - AI-first app companies that actually go public on the stock exchange - Massive influx of investment from retail as the basket of “AI” is just too much
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MCP servers won’t be around imho. The field of LLM app development is new, and people are desperately trying to grab a railing to feel like they have a handle of all the coursework that’s coming down for this study. For example, everyone th
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It should apply for anything. Truth be told the process of learning programming is so arduous at times that you basically just copy and paste and run fucking anything in terminal to get a project setup or fixed. Go down the rabbit hole of j
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1y ago
I cannot fully explain to you how little companies care about quality and performance. Feature-mills are a real place.
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I was just badgering Gemini to find me a modern laptop with keys like the PowerBook g4. It looks like everything went chiclet style keys around 2012. Still on the lookout for anything that’s not chiclet based, but they literally don’t exist
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1y ago
This is a Gentlemen’s agreement humans will not keep. Not how our species works.
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Regardless, it seems Google is on the frontier of every type of model and robotics (cars). It’s nutty how we forget what a intellectual juggernaut they are.
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Americans don't fully understand what a pain in the ass it is for people in other countries to buy whatever they want. They are always paying some additional amount, if it's even available.
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1y ago
You need to look at some other Show HN posts to see how to present this. This thread is lacking literally everything needed to show something.
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The directive here is to get off CUDA in a sense, right? It's actually not a bad national imperative for any company.
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He’s saying it’s bubbly because he can’t get good prices to buy out startups. He’s a buyer, first and foremost. No one wants to have to pay $20bn for some of these companies. They don’t believe it’s a bubble on any level, and I do think any
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China mandates domestic firms source 50% of chips from Chinese producers
(tomshardware.com)
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1y ago
Influencers, streamers, crypto … Housing is back … Dotcom came back… Nothing was a bubble. Dotcom was into a new paradigm shift with mobile in less then a decade. These aren’t even significant timelines when you think about it. So you pull
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Uh, the richest one (ever), forgot his name. Almost bought a whole department in the government, nice calm guy.
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But physics is physics. We’re not learning new physics are we? To reiterate, why wouldn’t these launches be perfect (seriously)?
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When these rockets crash, is it because their digital simulations are inaccurate? Why do they need data from the actual test is the question instead of just relying on a bullet proof simulation?
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You can’t imagine a MITM LLM that sits between you and the world?
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Voice interface is a paradigm shift. They are serious UX people so they are most definitely thinking in terms of new UX. Slapping on an LLM to Siri is a high school level speech to text, text to llm, llm text to speech pipeline (this is a g
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Mentorship.
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Never ever underestimate people’s need to not be bored. The meditative mind is not something that’s just handed to you.
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A smart performant local model will be the equivalent of having good anti-virus and firewall software. It will be the only thing between you and wrong prompts being sent every which way from which app. We’re probably three or four years awa
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Is Google behind a mysterious new AI image generator?
(businessinsider.com)
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You are describing a standard message board. Old things are new again I suppose.
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It’s interesting that China has already thrown a Robot Olympics. We’re laughing about it, but I suspect it will get better and better every year. When China decides winning Gold in everything is a national imperative, watch out.
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Listen to yourself.
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30% is not skimming.
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