mrdependable

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by mrdependable 7mo ago
There are a lot of useful cases for OpenClaw, just like there are use cases for letting my dog drive my car. Still don’t let my dog drive though.
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by mrdependable 7mo ago
This is great, I've been trying to figure this stuff out recently. One thing I do wonder is what sort of solutions there are for running your own model, but using it from a different machine. I don't necessarily want to run the mo
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by mrdependable 7mo ago
You’re not alone. I was wondering recently why I keep coming back here. The community that made it interesting seems to have moved on as popularity has taken off. Your typical tech worker has also changed as well which is likely part of the
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Ask HN: How do you keep your data private?
2 points by mrdependable 7mo ago|1 comments
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by mrdependable 7mo ago
I see a future where AI is much less useful, either by human behavior or government regulation. We are only at the beginning of whatever this new period is.
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by mrdependable 7mo ago
I'm ready to start my own counter-culture. Turn on, tune in, drop out.
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by mrdependable 7mo ago
Wow, our surveillance helped take down their surveillance. Yay, I guess?
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by mrdependable 7mo ago
I use Claude for a few reasons. 1) I don't want to give OpenAI my money. I don't like how they are spending so much money to shape politics to benefit them. That seems to fly in the face of this being a public benefit. If you have
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by mrdependable 7mo ago
I'm honestly surprised how most of HN seems to react to it, though I think a big part of it is people not wanting to feel left behind, wanting to think they could be buddies with Sam Altman. Another part of it is that these AI companie
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by mrdependable 8mo ago
I agree. They clearly are watching what people are doing with their platform like there is no expectation of privacy.
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by mrdependable 8mo ago
I've had a similar journey to yours. Started January 1st 2019, early 30s, had a second kid. Loving every minute of it, though I do wonder when the fun is going to end. Every year I'm surprised the business keeps growing. This year
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by mrdependable 8mo ago
Curious what you were doing that led to this discovery.
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by mrdependable 8mo ago
They get more data this way. I think their actual end goal is to supplant the software industry. I would not be surprised if there is an OpenAI OS in the next 5 years.
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by mrdependable 8mo ago
I am a fairly cynical person. Anthropic could have made this statement at any time, but they chose to do it when OpenAI says they are going to start showing ads, so view it in that context. They are saying this to try to get people angry ab
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by mrdependable 8mo ago
Being the 'good guy' is just marketing. It's like a unique selling point for them. Even their name alludes to it. They will only keep it up as long as it benefits them. Just look at the comments from their CEO about taking Sa
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by mrdependable 8mo ago
Kind of funny to say you helped make the Harvard CS curriculum and then dropped out. Your own curriculum was not good enough for you? Probably extenuating circumstances, but still seems funny.
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by mrdependable 8mo ago
How are you running Kimi locally?
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by mrdependable 8mo ago
I assumed they meant data governance.
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by mrdependable 8mo ago
I'm starting to think people who build these models are more likely to suffer from AI psychosis.
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by mrdependable 9mo ago
Why is your babysitting bill so complicated?
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by mrdependable 9mo ago
All the programmers getting paid vast sums of money out there are providing no value? I get what you are trying to say, but it is a misguided notion. As a basic example, if I go and fix the code on someones WordPress site and they pay me fo
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Ask HN: Why don't people value their code?
1 points by mrdependable 9mo ago|3 comments
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by mrdependable 9mo ago
A lot of these have to do with other peoples data. Are we feeding these machines social security numbers and other PII?
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by mrdependable 9mo ago
My imagination may be lacking, but what would you realistically use a tool like this for?
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by mrdependable 9mo ago
Personally, I feel like tech companies have already taken over so much of our lives and culture that I don't want them to take more. Corporations have weaseled their way into almost every facet of our lives at this point. Letting them
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by mrdependable 10mo ago
These comments are a bit scary. It feels like LLMs managed to exploit some fault in the human psyche. I think the biggest danger of this technology is that people are not mentally equipped to handle it.
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by mrdependable 10mo ago
Can you expand on why it is interesting?
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by mrdependable 10mo ago
I wonder how the various creative guilds will respond. Seems like they are stabbing their team in the back on this one.
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by mrdependable 10mo ago
What I don't understand is, will every company really want to be beholden to some AI provider? If they get rid of the workers, all of a sudden they are on the losing end of the bargaining table. They have incredible leverage as things
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by mrdependable 10mo ago
I tried Siri once when it first came out to play a song while I was driving and instead it started calling my ex-girlfriend. After that I swore it off for good.

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