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by lostmsu 4mo ago
This article at least "gratifies one's intellectual curiosity" as it shows that even among HN audience there's plenty of relatively dumb people. 200+ in this case. 200 people who not only fail to see a pile of horseshit
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
> You fortunately don't need medical research in learning how to live your life and experience meaning. Here I'd disagree with you. I do need to know if you become happier because you become dumber due to brain damage or for so
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
This is not the official version of the events in any sense. Some "expert" looked at report WH saw and said this. That "expert" has probably never been involved in anything like that.
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Tell HN: Anthropic walks back on Agent SDK credit changes
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
The article is not too clear what exactly happened from the perspective of "feds", but I would not be surprised if the title is true exactly. We are in a tiny bubble even among software engineers who knows you can tell AI with suf
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
Yeah, and you hallucinated that example. The link isn't any stronger either.
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
> Isn't coding solved and we should all be out of a job by now according to Dario? You sound like you have a quote in mind.
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
> "in x years we won't need programmers" and end up proving themselves wrong time and time again This is how it looks in your head, maybe. But in reality since Sonnet 3.5 - when the whole "no need programmers" st
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
That's besides the point. Hetzner does not offer training GPUs either. In comparison to AWS it barely offers anything, which was exactly the point of the comment you replied to.
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
I love this idea but for gamers who need an incentive to workout. You can only game on power you generated with your own muscles.
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
Is there a difference? Does Hetzner offer an alternative to Bedrock (3yo, came out basically same year)?
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
First half is right, but the second... That's not how CoT works.
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
How does it work with theoretical distant poor aliens and any amount of money?
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
The industry is doing better than ever. We have commercial space flight and AI.
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
"Morality is simply the attitude we adopt towards people whom we personally dislike."
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
Or it could also decide that you can add a digital eye to your existing two bio eyes without being called a creep and thrown in jail or issued a fine for wanting to remember something or getting assisted with something.
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
I believe that has to do with Yggdrasil intentionally using the address range that does not intersect with IETF (?) dedicated range for public IPv6 addresses, browsers see that and treat them as internal and never report them to ICE (candid
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
ceil(market_share)
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
I would say that EU is in the same boat, but not to the same degree. They are collaborators. The fact that they are effectively funding both sides makes it even worse.
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
Can't you see there are many people strictly dumber than AI already? And that percentage is rapidly growing?
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
And you missed the question about a GPU composition toggle.
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
He isn't paying Russian taxes either.
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
Yeah, I am still salty that Firefox removed the old Tab Groups feature. The new one they reintroduced in 2025 is pale in comparison.
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
What are the differences between this and https://github.com/sezanzeb/input-remapper ?
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
Support Servo btw: https://opencollective.com/servo I do
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
Download the open weight models while you can
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
Would be nice to have 5.2 and 4.6 for comparison.
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
That's not evidence, that's a theory of evidence existing somewhere.
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
You are claiming sci-fi writers predicted better than scientists. No way that's true from the perspective you lean on here, where you appear to take all scientists vs all writers or something along the lines.
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by lostmsu 4mo ago
> Sci-fi writers have a great track record of predicting the future. Broken clock... They are good at exploring possibilities, but none of the famous one predicted today.

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