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by lm28469 8mo ago
If you need a full blown llm with root access to all your devices to remind you about an appointment something is very wrong with your life.
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by lm28469 8mo ago
None of the productivity increase of the last 50 years have benefited the workers, there is absolutely no reason for that to change Is everyone on this website 20 years old? They pulled the same shit with automation, with computers, with in
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by lm28469 8mo ago
What's not clear at all is if agi will actually be reached any time soon
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> an explosion of creative output; Marvel movies turn around in 1 year instead of 4 Man if this is why we have to give 7 trillion to Altman fucking kill me already. Who's looking forward any of what you described?
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Go to a supermarket, witness that dozens of brands sell the same things at wildly different prices, they still all make a profit, same for most services, you have comparator for subscriptions, mortgage rates, &c. And a human can 100% se
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> We got a live test of that in February when Claude Cowork plugins wiped ~$2T off enterprise software. This only tells you one thing: the market is fully delusional and driven by chemically pure fomo and greed alone. Everyone wants to b
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by lm28469 8mo ago
There is no special sauce, it's mass hysteria driven by fake adoption metrics and people who don't know anything about computers who let "agents" run free on theirs. It's the equivalent of showing a magician cut a w
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Keep it in airplane mode until you need it, the friction is enough to keep it out of hand, and it never asks for your attention by itself. Or at least disable every notifications
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Why would I buy chips to run handicapped models when the 10+ llms players all offer free tier access to their 1t+ parameters models ?
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by lm28469 8mo ago
What do you do with 8b models ? They can't even reliably create a .txt file or do any kind of tool calling
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by lm28469 8mo ago
hm yeah I guess if they stick to shitty models it works out, I was talking about the models people use to actually do things instead of shitposting from openclaw and getting reminders about their next dentist appointment.
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Who's going to pay for custom chips when they shit out new models every two weeks and their deluded CEOs keep promising AGI in two release cycles?
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by lm28469 8mo ago
The cameras aren't the problem, it's the companies behind them. Everybody wants murderers and rapists in jail, nobody wants to 24/7 share their location and upload their every thoughts to palantir and other companies operated
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by lm28469 8mo ago
uh, new around here? That's what the US have been doing for the past century+
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Half, or more, of the world thinks exactly the same in regards to the US
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> since 2023 Is this supposed to be ancient history already ?
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> Using words like “Scam Altman” instantly reduces credibility of the author in my eyes. He 100% deserves his title for Loopt alone. I don't have any credibility to being with, this is an anonymous wantrepreneur shitposting forum no
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by lm28469 8mo ago
You know it's bad when even scam altman calls for regulations. They spend their entire lives telling you regulations are bad and taxation is theft but as soon as they need to drown the competition they lobby for more regulations https
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> How does OpenAI gets 300B$ to pay Oracle Easy, they just have to sell their overpriced vram chips (which haven't been manufactured yet), from their GPUs (which haven't been bought yet) which are in their data centers (the one
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> and even free ones like Antigravity 48 hours later on hn: "Google just banned my 27 years old account for absolutely NO REASON and the customer service is useless!!!"
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Slop text generation is equally good with chinese and european LLMs don't worry about that part
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> It would refuse to chamfer or bevel edges for no apparent reason that other CAD software wouldn't have issues with. These are almost all caused because they use Open Cascade under the hood
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by lm28469 8mo ago
It does since you can run this model locally on a < $3k machine
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by lm28469 8mo ago
It's 2026 on hackernews of all places and people still think llms "know" stuff, we're doomed...
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by lm28469 8mo ago
90% of companies would go bankrupt in a year if you replaced their engineering team with execs talking to k2...
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by lm28469 8mo ago
That's called sarcasm
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by lm28469 8mo ago
That's why we cured hunger in 2012, cured poverty in 2017, fixed healthcare in 2020, working as intended indeed
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by lm28469 8mo ago
The code was never the barrier, and that's why nothing has changed in the past years. Product and marketing are the hard part, complying to regulations is another, coding is easy unless you're working on extremely niche projects
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by lm28469 8mo ago
At least Apple usually supports their hardware for ~7 years so that's plenty of time to get Asahi working on newer Ms. I don't care too much about getting instant support but I definitely care about having the option to use my har
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> I think the deluge on projects on show HN points to something real, its possible today to ship projects as a one man shop that looks like something that just a year or so would have required a team. Lots of these project have a lifespa

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