r_lee

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by r_lee 6d ago
isn't that what society rewards though? everyone is supposed to be an entrepreneur and have a side hustle
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by r_lee 7d ago
> while the worst > Are full of passionate intensity. sounds like the ideal entrepreneur to give funding to
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by r_lee 7d ago
political crusade? and yes I dislike the taste of the AI slop posters as seen in the introduction of the article
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by r_lee 7d ago
what are you even trying to imply here? should I be complimenting these default AI slop posters or be feeling good about them? I never felt this way towards low effort / simple posters before, I thought they were fine
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by r_lee 7d ago
> who have a visceral reaction to the concept of AI why do you think this is the reason? should I be cheering and clapping when someone goes on chatgpt and say "make me a poster" and they think they're a genius when this s
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by r_lee 7d ago
yeah although I guess it's that the author used the same context with the original generated image and thus it just reused that icon+text thing but in general, these models do seem to be kind of just go for an information-dump type of
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by r_lee 7d ago
> But again, what they replace wasn't any better. I would argue otherwise. whereas before I'd take a glance and go "hm interesting" or whatever, with these its just "oh look, it's AI slop" and that&#x27
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by r_lee 7d ago
these are definitely better. I really wonder what's going on in the minds of those who make the shitty AI posters? like, are they that unaware? for me when I see them I just get instantly repulsed
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by r_lee 8d ago
I would never trust these Chinese vendors with their tooling or their own inference endpoints. afaik DeepSeek also trained on everything that was sent to them via OR and that's why you got that massive discount
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by r_lee 9d ago
that is a whole different thing though... AI labs are not government intelligence agencies
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by r_lee 9d ago
there's quite a few like: - home.kpmg - global.honda and probably more I forgot about but as you can see, they're pretty terrible for replacing .com domains
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by r_lee 9d ago
let me guess, the end result of this will be "strong condemnation"?
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by r_lee 10d ago
> the government requirements requires me to store data only in UAE!
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by r_lee 10d ago
> and being unwilling to explain why why would I post any videos of myself on youtube? why would i do anything you ask me to? are you gonna do whatever I ask you to do? you really have this idea that you're somehow entitled to make
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by r_lee 10d ago
who are you to tell me to do anything? it is your opinion that that was a Nazi salute. I do not believe Elon is a Nazi who praises Hitler, otherwise why wouldn't everyone have cut ties with him? there are millions and millions of peo
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by r_lee 10d ago
I think that's a bit different. for real security bugs, like, you can literally sell them to brokers who sell them to governments. would selling stuff to the CIA be ghetto? morally, it depends. but after seeing so many posts of e.g. Go
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by r_lee 10d ago
only someone who is seriously disturbed would do this for days on end over something so silly as a programming language I have never called anyone names because they read my post history, I've in fact put links so people can go read ev
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by r_lee 10d ago
oh my god, that's gotta be the best European innovation I've ever seen in a long time this deserves an EU grant
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by r_lee 11d ago
> You're just manifesting broken windows and ignoring litter thinking you're fighting the man. This is straight up ghetto punk ass behavior wearing a white collar. are you replying to the right person? I'm not hating on an
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by r_lee 11d ago
interesting. > Sure, interest like an incoming congressional investigation I feel like that's exactly what they wanted tho. they'll go on and talk about how dangerous AI and the models are and why they should be regulated and g
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by r_lee 11d ago
honestly, the hacking incidents have caused a lot more interest and media attention than the math stuff IMO.
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by r_lee 11d ago
the commenter never implied that they don't but anyone familiar with how China positions itself knows that they always say things like: "our space stuff is 100% peaceful we dont have any military stuff there, the imperialist West
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by r_lee 11d ago
> The follow up arguments will be that since billion dollar companies ultimately only care about their bottom line, so should we. so it should be fought by giving them free work in the hopes that they'll finally feel guilty and then
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by r_lee 11d ago
> The front page post in HN here is worth far more than few thousand dollars , don’t think either organization is operating under purely financial transactional nature . not always, especially if its just someone independent. iirc there
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by r_lee 11d ago
of course not, all they can do is a lil "thx" > This sends the message that honest researchers should not waste their time looking for vulnerabilities in Baseten, but it's a good target for criminals who want to monetize t
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by r_lee 11d ago
not just those but programming stuff in general I feel like? except for maybe some mini projects which again are kinda Show HN..
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by r_lee 11d ago
How are you so obsessed with me? this is insane. > Nevertheless, he'll attack you for merely reading it, as if you're the weirdo for reading what he intentionally posted, rather than him for posting it publicly. this is just fa
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by r_lee 11d ago
the Jony Ive one is really interesting. it was kind of this whole "let's change the world" teaser and then we've heard literally nothing since.
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by r_lee 12d ago
I have not seen this kind of Claude way of speaking in professional communications aside from PR stuff or etc. to the contrary, its often quite casual but still polite if you're asserting Claude-like speech is how normies speak?
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by r_lee 12d ago
> > This is your coat token, to my coat hanger in the opera. that is fucking insane how on earth is Anthropic allowing this to happen? AGI? kill us all? I refuse to believe any of that until they can get this basic shit sorted out, I

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