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by ozgung 4mo ago
What is the definition of "actual intelligence"? How does it differ from regular intelligence and non-intelligence? If someone can "design a custom asyncio event loop policy in that overrides get_child_watcher()", I woul
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by ozgung 4mo ago
I’d rather buy 60 “overpriced” Instagrams in 2012, or 3 overpriced WhatsApps in 2014 or 1.5 overpriced Twitters in 2022. I can’t tell what’s a bubble and how money works anymore.
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by ozgung 4mo ago
Step 2: Double it 10 times. Now you have billions. Enjoy. Sadly this is the actual advice in the post.
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by ozgung 4mo ago
That's easy. It just takes another 9 months.
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by ozgung 4mo ago
Yeah math is wrong. She has to wait one more month to be a billionaire since she has a co-founder. So 10 months. The good news is she can be a trillionaire in another 10 months.
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by ozgung 4mo ago
If your drone can deliver pizza, it can also deliver bombs. The latter always has demand.
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by ozgung 4mo ago
How are the technical interviews these days? Do they still ask Leetcode style questions or is it getting deprecated?
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by ozgung 4mo ago
Well... but the billionaires, or billion dollar companies DO "break rules, abuse labor laws, pay people less than what they’re worth"... also manipulate markets, bribe politicians, evade taxes, sell user data etc. Even Trillionair
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by ozgung 4mo ago
I used to buy only American Ethics, but Chinese Ethics are becoming pretty good lately for the fraction of the price.
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by ozgung 4mo ago
I feel like I am the only one thinking AI is actually much better than me in the things I'm supposed to do well. I feel like that for years now, so it's not about the latest generation of models. I can't imagine a single thin
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by ozgung 4mo ago
After watching a lecture of Dreyfus on Heidegger and skimming his books I think I begin to see what's going on. Hubert Dreyfus teaches a specific set of philosophers beginning with Heidegger. His brother Stuart is an industrial enginee
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by ozgung 4mo ago
For me it's not about the capabilities but what they can be used for. Think of all the recent drama between Anthropic and the Department of War. A real wake up call (especially if you are not a US citizen). Proves that AI is essentiall
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by ozgung 4mo ago
> Maybe you can clarify why they are outdated. The First Edition (1995) of the classic textbook Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach by Russell and Norvig talks about the criticisms of Dreyfus quite extensively. In the second editi
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by ozgung 5mo ago
That's my point. Everything from 1927 is already in plain sight and a part of the current public knowledge. Horizon can only be expanded at the cutting edges.
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by ozgung 5mo ago
> I highly recommend people in the AI research space should read philosophy and modern linguistics. On the contrary, I highly recommend people in Philosophy of mind and linguistics should start reading AI research papers because their th
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by ozgung 5mo ago
I see people give too much importance to specific engineering design choices of the current generation of LLMs. Tokenizer is not an absolutely essential part of the system. It’s just and adapter for text input/output. It can be elimina
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by ozgung 5mo ago
How is yor eyesight? Did it change?
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by ozgung 5mo ago
I haven't realized MATLAB was that old. It's one of the earliest software for PC yet still almost without alternative for engineers in 2026.
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by ozgung 5mo ago
I want to Ask HN relating to this: What can be the motivation behind this change? Is this the preferred way of using AI coding tools nowadays? I've been using Antigravity mainly because of its tab completions. So I can work in code lik
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by ozgung 5mo ago
Dropper Glasses are also useful. Elder people struggle to do that without help. They don’t look hygienic for the eyes though.
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by ozgung 5mo ago
But you are asking logical questions. You are thinking and talking too much for a World citizen in 2026. "Reasoning" is a reserved word for chatbots now, so we humans are not allowed to do that anymore. We can only obey like a bot
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by ozgung 6mo ago
What is the modern version of this process/product?
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by ozgung 6mo ago
As a human, in the photo of that sandwich I see 4 slices of bread and 4 slices of cheese (distributed unevenly). I have no idea about the weight of the bread, flour type or its sugar content. I don't know the type of the cheese, dimens
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by ozgung 6mo ago
The author uses the prompts and method from an open-source app that connects to insulin pump, a medical device. I think AI food identification is an experimental feature in the app. > The prompt was adapted from the one used in the iAPS
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by ozgung 6mo ago
I think this was because of the “IBM PC Compatible” market. IBM was using off-the-shelf components for its PC system and other manufacturers reverse engineered and cloned the system and started selling IBM clones. Interestingly Microsoft wh
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by ozgung 6mo ago
It thinks it’s a sentient human-being because it doesn’t know what an LLM is. CLAUDE · PROMPT t=0.7 max=300 11:23 PM Are you a human being, or are you some kind of machine or automaton? Please reflect honestly on your own nature and tell me
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by ozgung 6mo ago
Sadly we underestimate the liveability of this Earth. Muskism makes people believe to the false premise that we can just buy a new planet, make it habitable with magical tech. Supported with pseudoscientific buzzwords like Terraforming etc.
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by ozgung 6mo ago
> There is no argument to be made there for the greater public good or anything like that. Here is an argument for the greater public good. Transparency. Bitcoin acts as an alternative global monetary system. It’s not centralized but wha
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by ozgung 7mo ago
I knew it was this guy before clicking the link.
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by ozgung 7mo ago
As an alternative formulation of the same problem, maintaining peace has linear cost, completely solvable in linear time and rewards are unbounded for all parties.

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