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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
Nah those articles are rarely allowed to make it to the top
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
It’s heartening to see that most of HN is starting to call shenanigans on these ridiculous numbers.
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
You’re probably not wrong. I’ve gone from being essentially destitute as a child to what people would call “well-off” and having the context of both experiences is…eye opening. I have moneyed acquaintances now that I never would have had be
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
I’ve had some luck messaging the moderators and calling them out for it. They may or may not do it on purpose, I have no idea. But it has worked to get certain golden children at least flagged when they’re doing things that would get others
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
So we have a crunch of expiring/retiring workers on the senior end and a cutoff of the flow of new talent from the junior end. They’d better pray that we see automation gains above and beyond what we’ve seen so far or else we’ll be pay
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
There’s literally a commercial featuring Abbot defending data center buildouts and saying how good they are for communities running right now. Like today.
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
I was curious until I knew someone who worked for them. I can tell you that you couldn’t pay me enough now.
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
The founders look like they can’t be out of their early-mid 20’s… this stinks of a frat-house 3 AM convo that made it to the next morning.
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
These can be separate and both true.
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
I feel like I’ve seen this exact reply in multiple Flock threads.
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
> I'm in some part responsible for getting the cameras pulled from my own municipality, as I've discussed many times here. This along with the tone of your first comment comes more across as “Not in my backyard”.
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
While citing bogus reasons that were actual crimes.
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
I like that you told him what you wanted him to find to give to you so that you could read it. The point was his to prove I guess but I can’t help but wonder if you were actually interested in being convinced you wouldn’t have just taken th
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
YC has somehow managed to be affiliated with some of the most egregiously crap companies along with the okay ones.
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
Watch this: People _really_ want there to be success stories for llms and they will go through all lengths to discredit and disparage folks questioning the space.
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
Go ahead and explain how those numbers are actually great for OAI. Surely Nvidia beginning to hedge their bets is actually a sign of confidence.
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
Coming off of a full 24 hour incident response and clicking this has me wondering about my choices.
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
Especially when you’re worn down because it happens weekly right?
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
I’m curious as to what readers think Large Language Models will bring to the recommendations table that our current machine learning doesn’t.
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
Many orgs are just now discovering K8s at scale. Seriously. I’m not sure why that is but a large number of the F100s I contract with are suddenly deploying 4 times the number of containers they had before.
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
Open source competition no less.
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
The capabilities of open models approaching or meeting that of SOTAs is good in every way except for our short-sighted economic reliance on their success (in the US at least).
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by ofjcihen 1mo ago
I have yet to know anyone who’s lost their job to AI. On the contrary, because juniors are being hired less, the ladder on a well-paying job in knowledge work is essentially being pulled up (by the Csuite mind you). So unfortunately, for th
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by ofjcihen 2mo ago
The only thing new about this is the focus on ServiceNow. These endpoints are all standard in our scanners since almost a year ago. Honestly, the sheer amount of misconfigured Salesforce instances out there (that I’ve personally seen) is ju
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by ofjcihen 2mo ago
It would be nice if he would. Then we would at least have something other than “I just don’t like him” to debate.
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by ofjcihen 2mo ago
Nah, these goalposts have stayed exactly where they began. I just don’t think anyone here actually has an argument against him. I’ll be glad to hear any argument at this point but if we don’t have one yet (other than “he’s wrong because I h
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by ofjcihen 2mo ago
That’s fair and to their credit (and somewhat the user’s detriment) I think the user focused guardrails they’ve imposed have unintentionally helped to protect against the kind of attacks I have success with. But you’re right…5 percent is be
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by ofjcihen 2mo ago
Haha…So, to be clear, I was giving you the option to respond to his main, consistent argument as a courtesy because you didn’t want to respond point by point. I see though that you don’t seem to want to do that either. It’s more that you ju
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by ofjcihen 2mo ago
Ah, forgive me, I’d thought with the way you were attacking his work that you had more of an idea of what his consistent line of reasoning was. The numbers I’ve provided are the basis for just about every article he has written regarding th
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by ofjcihen 2mo ago
As someone who just got out of a meeting demonstrating how Copilot running Luna can be breadcrumbed by a single line of text in innocuous package into downloading and installing malware I think Boris Cherny might be wrong.

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