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by ivape 10mo ago
I think the influx of many truly self-driven and resourceful self-taught programmers in the 2010s established a perceptible need (not necessarily an accurate one) of needing to "properly vet" non-degreeed candidates. Stuff like Le
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by ivape 10mo ago
Try to think about it like a bunch of merchants running to line up in front of you as fast as possible with anything that resembles a product you might buy. The only thing they were successful at thus far was recognizing that something ne
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by ivape 10mo ago
So what happens if I write a book and on the last page write "Everything in this book was a lie and should not be cared about"? Will this be surprising enough for Titan? A regular LLM may ignore it completely if it's a massiv
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by ivape 10mo ago
"... treating the whole job as a black box" Yes, that is exactly what I mean. You ask the Wizard of Oz for something, and you hear some sounds behind the curtain, and you get something back. Validate that, and if necessary, ask
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by ivape 10mo ago
Right. A computer can make more code than a human can review. So, forget about the universe where you ever review code. You have to shift to almost a QA person and ignore all code and just validate the output. When it is suggested that you
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by ivape 10mo ago
This would be the largest insider trading scandal in that case. Sharing company information that is then traded on would fit this bill I think.
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by ivape 10mo ago
To add things to videos you create with your phone. TikTok and Insta will probably add this soon, but I suppose Apple is trying to provide this feature on “some level”. That means you don’t have to send your video through a social media pla
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by ivape 10mo ago
First, your role gets renamed … Then you get laid off. It’s kind of sad to see everyone being walked out of the factory, the final shutters on the modest profession of programming. I guess this is kind of exactly what it would look like, th
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Ask HN: Does anyone just listen to their own AI music now?
12 points by ivape 11mo ago|19 comments
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by ivape 11mo ago
Wait ... You mean teams are already building their own solutions to existing solutions? Software development will live on in eternity then.
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by ivape 11mo ago
The apps are LLM agnostic, so all MCP apps will be portable. Economically, this means developers don’t have convince users to pay $20 a month, these users are already paying that. Devs just have to convince users to buy the app on the platf
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by ivape 11mo ago
I personally don’t see why developers should just add tons of functionality to any model for free like this. Some of these MCPs are pretty good, and I was a little shocked how much functionality developers released for free to drop into som
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by ivape 11mo ago
There’s objective facts about the two combatants. One weighs more and hits harder. The bigger one argues that a fight is a fight, and should be allowed to use their full fury. In full anarchy, the bigger person is rational. Regardless, the
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by ivape 11mo ago
Some don’t fully understand that the universe does not owe you any camaraderie in your affairs. Not even a small mouse to talk to. Many live the same paths we live entirely alone. While life took from her a real romance, it did not take fro
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Ask HN: Are current frontier model apps capable of handling Epstein files?
3 points by ivape 11mo ago|1 comments
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by ivape 11mo ago
So when does the developer admit defeat? Do we have a benchmark for that yet?
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by ivape 11mo ago
I’m curious which LLM tools actually handled all 23k emails well.
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by ivape 11mo ago
Nvidia remains undefeated at responding to hardware threats with hardware diving catches to this day. What scenario prevents them from yet another one of their diving catches? The fact that they make roughly the same hardware as AMD for t
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by ivape 11mo ago
So what we can infer here is that if Waymo ever kills a person, it’s basically over for them in SF. Your plane analogy is apt, because for us to “get there” with autonomous cars, where it’s anywhere and everywhere, we’ll have to be willing
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by ivape 11mo ago
I wouldn’t even look at it like they are learning their lesson. The total addressable market is 1T according to them, and they are usually very conservative with their approach and projections. They will solve the software issue because t
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by ivape 11mo ago
The author is coming off like a junior amateur because he’s talking about the simple act of context engineering (really, just ragging from context dumps from various places). Along with that, there is a paranoid delusion of ChatGPT scraping
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by ivape 11mo ago
I don’t think NVDA will have anything like a real moat, and more like whatever the difference was between iOS and Android. The gist of it is, the big bang of AI has happened and that universe is rapidly expanding, just like it once did for
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by ivape 11mo ago
That’s interesting, I was specifically looking for AMD hardware being offered by neoclouds, they seem to be rare. I like your bet though. The difference between NVDA and AMD has never really existed on a hardware level for decades. AMD has
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World still on track for catastrophic 2.6C temperature rise, report finds(theguardian.com)
7 points by ivape 11mo ago|0 comments
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by ivape 11mo ago
You can say the same thing about a stock with low volume and low price. There must be a reason why no one is buying it right? Well, one of the reasons could be that everyone is completely wrong about it. I would avoid believing that since I
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by ivape 11mo ago
Death by a thousand paper cuts Proverbs become eerie the longer you live. Almost like, woah, that one sentence was actually universally true? Well hot damn! Keep neglecting these small things and you’ll see the level of unconstrained sh
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by ivape 11mo ago
It seems like a douchey post but it’s not. Just browsing the internet makes me regularly question how difficult it is keeping the tech industry full of people that give a shit. Software ate the world and along with it came a contingent that
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by ivape 11mo ago
I give up on the clean energy narrative from America. If the goal is clean energy, then why are our leaders warning about Chinese EVs eating the world? EVs eating the world solves some part of the dirty energy problem. I don’t get it anymor
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by ivape 11mo ago
Give gamers a global map and a bunch of little drones. I think you’ll see more creativity than you would a bunch of military “experts”.
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by ivape 11mo ago
A good video game would probably simulate it well too.

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