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qoez
2y ago
Surveys said trump would lose both elections. I think people lie quite a lot on these (or the sample size is too small). From personal on the ground data in scandinavia I think US love is alive and well.
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2y ago
American movie exports is alive and well. Most europeans see americans positively from decades of hollywood propaganda. A few months of trump hasn't and isn't going to change that. Stop reading twitter if you've been convince
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2y ago
Jarvis, less vocal fry please
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2y ago
Post just to tease us since they barely sell TPUs
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2y ago
> it makes you wonder what they're going to do next They're just gonna keep throwing money at it. This is a hobby and talent magnet for them, instagram is the money printer. They've been working on VR for like a decade wit
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2y ago
Weird that they wouldn't just use whisper to pipe the interview questions into AI to reply better. If you're gonna cheat at least do it well.
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2y ago
The main lesson from 90s movies is that we must build the torment nexus
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2y ago
I mean it's just me falling for hollywood seduction. The past ten years of media has been awful though and has convinced me of the opposite.
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2y ago
The US used to be the coolest place I'd do anything to visit growing up. In the last decade or so it's become way more unattractive and not worth the effort compared to alternatives.
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2y ago
Interesting how image generation still hasn't passed the 'visual turning test'. It's still obvious 4o generated the header image here.
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2y ago
I agree. Though a lot of those books are great and something a person would probably want to have on their reading list.
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2y ago
A lot of winners today are those that get away with greyzone illegal practices. The same would happen in a "ads are illegal" world. People would pay for word of mouth, or even pay influential people to casually talk about it, but
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2y ago
Devils advocate: Imagine how much richer developers would have been today if software wasn't copied as much as it is today. Companies would have to pay developers to write it (we probably wouldn't have as much overall growth but d
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2y ago
Study shows people relying on studies for common sense found less adept at independent thinking
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2y ago
I think part of the trick is that each unit of scrolling takes you quite far down the animation sequence (so scrolling doesn't feel like a long effort)
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2y ago
This reply would be a lot easier to read with some capitalization after punctuation.
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2y ago
You get more reliability from better capability though. More capability means being better at not misclassifying subtle tasks, which is what causes reliability issues.
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2y ago
The market is flooded with developers which could make one worried about earning a living with such competition, but most of them are making note taking apps like this so if you just walk a few steps up the hanging fruit beyond the low hang
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2y ago
Hot take: low effort articles like this is barely better than AI slop
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2y ago
I wonder if meta and xai are doing this level of in depth analysis of their LLMs. Feels like they're just throwing compute at it. I can only imagine what anthropic has that they don't publish.
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2y ago
The left going alex jones mode
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2y ago
Looks about what you'd get with FLUX and attaching some language model to enhance your prompt with eg more text
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2y ago
"Interesting timing" It's like the 4th time by my counting they've done this
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2y ago
There was probably a core of 50 people mainly responsible for these (with hundreds of thousands in awed aspiration/inspiration) who've since retired or moved on to other interests or got distracted by politics in the meantime afte
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2y ago
Seems like a common pattern lately that apples hardware people continues to be top notch and the software group is slacking.
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2y ago
You should be able to send data and record it in a way that measures local geometry like hands since there's a microphone array like this, interesting.
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2y ago
The new yorker wasn't tricked into marketing his game, they make marketing articles like this all the time. I feel like 9 times out of 10 when I see an article on HN it's some barely disguised ad for a book masked as a human inter
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2y ago
As an expert in this: What's your opinion on using optics like this as actual neural networks? Any big drawbacks or big real benefits
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2y ago
I'm aware of this rule but I think it's clearly not true that quality hasn't degraded over time. Look at any pg thread from 2014 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21233848 Anyway I get that commenting this
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2y ago
HN is turning into reddit/twitter
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