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jjangkke
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jjangkke
1y ago
well i really hope they will use some of this money to compete with codex and release something quick chat gpt 5 in codex is really good so much that i stopped used claude code altogether cheaper too made me realize nobody has moat, coders
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jjangkke
1y ago
A prompt was edited by an xAI staff that caused xAI to ignore the politically correct filter, how is Elon Musk responsible for this ?
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jjangkke
1y ago
He did not do a Nazi salute because otherwise ADL would've been all over him. ADL came out saying he didn't do a Nazi salute.
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jjangkke
1y ago
Do you find it more or less matching what Sonnet 4 does? Grok fast is enticing due to its cheap cost
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jjangkke
1y ago
So you think people who use Grok are Nazis ? How would you know this, did you interview them individually? Or do you just have a habit of calling people Nazis because they don't agree with your view of reality?
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jjangkke
1y ago
Elon Musk is not a nazi.
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jjangkke
1y ago
How strange, you've logged in after 30+ days just to post this comment
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jjangkke
1y ago
I can confidently state that for CRUD web apps, its truly over as in those jobs are never going to command the same wages it once used to. With the recent models its now encroaching similarly on all fronts, I think the next few iterations w
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jjangkke
1y ago
Few things 1) Serverless isn't really serverless and we are sick of this AWS speak. The trend lasted briefly but it isn't appealing when you are metered for every little thing and unable to SSH into a host and resolve issues 2) Yo
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jjangkke
1y ago
I would love to get off Cloudflare but there are no real good alternatives
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jjangkke
1y ago
I agree, using "chatgpt 5 in visual studio code" screams unfamiliarity with what is current.
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jjangkke
1y ago
Anecdotes are unreliable, for one, your described use case and the tools you are using suggest you are at a very basic level and unable to extract the full capabilities of the tooling and models which many of use to solve if not complete co
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jjangkke
1y ago
I'm fatigued by these articles that just broadly claim AI can't code because its painting a broad stroke against a widely diverse use of AI for different stacks. It's horribly outdated way of thinking that an singular AI enti
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jjangkke
1y ago
im sure that lot of users are doing this right now and i wonder what the implication of this is, anybody with a photo of you (even just a face) can now generate photos of you in anyway they desire. its only a matter of time before this can
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jjangkke
1y ago
this works in principle. heating dirt to store energy is cheap, the material costs almost nothing and the physics are solid. if the output needed is heat then it can beat batteries by a mile on cost. the problem is scale. the dirt is free b
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jjangkke
1y ago
Problem with accepting crypto is the on-ramp/off-ramp to fiat Everybody, except for the few that are holding crypto and expect it to irrationally keep rising forever, are looking to convert it into ironically fiat money which they swea
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jjangkke
1y ago
The private network is only as good as the weakest link which has to offer a reason for people to go through the trouble of accessing either by paying money or other means (acquiring special equipment). And by putting a wall up you end up l
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jjangkke
1y ago
you can't steal something that is in public domain and one which you make readily available by publishing it online because there is no provable cost of damage to you by someone scraping and training their models. if you really think w
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jjangkke
1y ago
Do you want people to mine bitcoin or do protein folding to read your blog or access your web application? More importantly do you want to now compete with those that do not bottleneck and lose your traffic ? This is the paradox, the length
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jjangkke
1y ago
DMCA only applies to hosted content and we've established that LLM aren't hosting copyrighted content as there is significant transformation which you would otherwise need to prove yourself by training and replicating their entire
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jjangkke
1y ago
I really don't get this type of hostility If you put something in public domain people are going to access it unless you put it behind a paywall but you don't want to do it because that would limit access or people wouldn't p
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jjangkke
1y ago
Robby Starbuck's only "conspiracy" theory seems to be that children shouldn't transition as there are many unknown variables and their identity and own assessment are malleable. Headline and news source seems heavily bia
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jjangkke
1y ago
Looks like he's going to do about 12 years which is insanely low for the financial damage caused and after he will be deported to South Korea where he will be immediately put on trial and sentenced to prison again.
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jjangkke
1y ago
I used to trade options and had about 99.5% success on all my trades The problem is the 0.5% of the time, it erases all the gains made on the successful ones. I'm convinced without information edge or some capital sunk cost edge (for H
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jjangkke
1y ago
Surprised how little comment this post has, this is an insane improvement. I've been using Electric SQL but Automerge 3.0 seems to be the holy grail combining local first approach to CRDT? Wondering if I should ditch Electric SQL and s
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1y ago
it is is the dominating trend globally in OECD countries
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jjangkke
1y ago
More likely this will force them to be right wing as they get older. Young ppl arent digging left wing stuff as trends show many are shifting to conservatism.
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jjangkke
1y ago
When I mentioned that any attempt at identifying users to access or write content is a trojan horse for a wide surveillance yet HN users downvoted and flagged such comments and were zealously supportive of "prottecct kidz" In the
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jjangkke
1y ago
All the tectonics and volcanos that are underground are linked, these seismic events aren't just isolated on islands. I hate to say this but we can expect a major event in August. All I can tell people is to prepare but I see people ju
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1y ago
Ryo Tatsuki clarified it wasn't her that said July 5th was when the big one will hit but that it was her publisher that pushed that date for marketing and sales. She along with the Thai clairvoyant and Brandon Biggs all say July is the
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