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by pera 1y ago
Yeah I don't agree that having more start-ups checking a box saying that at least one of their component uses some form of AI indicates that we are experiencing a surge in new start-ups. The amount of start-ups getting into YC hasn&#x2
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by pera 1y ago
Sorry I don't follow, would you mind clarifying your point?
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by pera 1y ago
It's fascinating how over the past year we have had almost daily posts like this one, yet from the outside everything looks exactly the same, isn't that very weird? Why haven't we seen an explosion of new start-ups, products
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by pera 1y ago
A flatline also looks locally the same at all points in time.
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by pera 1y ago
It's a bit more than a metaphor :) during the California gold rush there was this guy named Sam Brannan who sold shovels and other tools to miners, and made a fortune from it (he is often referred to as California's first milliona
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by pera 1y ago
That's interesting. My experience with Sonnet 3.7 early this year was pretty poor: It simply couldn't reach the correct solution alone, even when explaining the issues explicitly. The proposed invalid solution was not too far from
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by pera 1y ago
For those outside of the US: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_inauguration_of_Donal...
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by pera 1y ago
Bullshit: Chatbots are not failing to demonstrate a tangible increase in companies' output because of regulations and IP law, they are failing because they are still not good for the job. LLMs only exist because the companies developin
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by pera 1y ago
You are being downvoted but I think you are correct: I'm not sure I could name a single company that came out from YC in the past 10 years, which makes think that YC was essentially pg, and I'm not a fan of him but he was obviousl
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by pera 1y ago
Would this AGI be so good that even you wouldn't be able to tell whether it's spam or not? That's hard to imagine
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Ask HN: Do we need AGI to filter spam?
1 points by pera 1y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: Still no signs of a vibe coded startup boom, why?
7 points by pera 1y ago|2 comments
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by pera 1y ago
The corpse was already buried ages ago and his name was Jeeves: What they are doing now is an exhumation and calling it the future.
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by pera 1y ago
Original title: Inhibiting 15-PGDH blocks blood–brain barrier deterioration and protects mice from Alzheimer’s disease and traumatic brain injury
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Inhibiting 15-PGDH blocks BBB deterioration and protects mice from Alzheimer's(pnas.org)
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by pera 1y ago
This happened during LlamaCon while taking about Copilot/LLMs: if the percentages Satya was referring to were for any "auto-generated" code then he was being intentionally misleading. Besides, you could also say that 100% of
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by pera 1y ago
This is all fun and games until it's your CEO who decides to go "AI first" and starts enforcing "vibe coding" by monitoring LLM API usage...
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Allow us to block Copilot-generated issues (and PRs) from our own repositories(github.com)
69 points by pera 1y ago|4 comments
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by pera 1y ago
This is actually an in-depth analysis on the fraudulent paper and it's much more interesting than the WSJ article. One for dang to decide I guess.
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Microsoft abruptly cuts services to Chinese university, genomics firm(scmp.com)
6 points by pera 1y ago|0 comments
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Minister accused of being too close to big tech after rise in meetings(theguardian.com)
3 points by pera 1y ago|0 comments
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by pera 1y ago
We have been conditioned to fear the idea of demanding a more fair distribution of wealth: My great grandfather for example was shot dead by a cop during a union strike. Nothing happened after that event, just silence, fear and a deeply tra
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International Workers' Day(en.wikipedia.org)
401 points by pera 1y ago|151 comments
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The Brief Origins of May Day(archive.iww.org)
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by pera 1y ago
It may have been stated somewhere in their T&C, but just to be clear: I did not explicitly consent for this.
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by pera 1y ago
Not from my point of view: Last year I paid for a product from a shop that was using Shopify, you would think that given that this was a one time transaction, once the payment has been processed they wouldn't keep storing your PII fore
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by pera 1y ago
Parts of France are also affected according to Sky: https://news.sky.com/story/large-parts-of-spain-and-portugal...
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Online campaign urged far right to attack China's opponents in UK(theguardian.com)
5 points by pera 1y ago|0 comments
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by pera 1y ago
I mean yeah but in a way it's kinda like a legalised pyramid scheme
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by pera 1y ago
> The argument seems to be that they've realized the only way to achieve the next round of funding is to be "AI-first". This is the argument for virtually every company going AI-first : it's just a way to scam VCs. I

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