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by raincole 4mo ago
> he gives it a name It gives it a name. It would be quite surprising if he bothered to come up with this name himself when the whole article is obviously AI written.
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by raincole 4mo ago
It's toxic to call out big companies fearmongering about how their AI is too smart to be accessable? And it's somehow comparable to telling newbies asking question to RTFM? Really?
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by raincole 4mo ago
It's amusing that what Anthropic does is basically: 1. Browse the internet 2. See what people hate about OpenAI 3. Adopt the worse version of it 4. Profit? Sam Altman fearmongered about AI alignment - we fearmonger harder. OpenAI is Cl
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by raincole 4mo ago
I don't get it. It's a quite typical commercial clip. Just perhaps less dramatic. What's special about that clip?
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by raincole 4mo ago
No way people will buy more games when their libraries are full of unplayed games... No way players will ever accept microtransactions... Ok, Asia is doomed but no way western players will ever accept microtransactions... No way...
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by raincole 4mo ago
I don't know what you mean by 'killed.' It'd be sold out faster than hot cakes.
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> It can be really discouraging space for early learners. And it's probably for their (our) good since interacting with other non-native speakers online is counterproductive for language learners.
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by raincole 4mo ago
This is a quite weird article. It opens with several paragraphs about romaji, implying the target audience are not familiar with romaji/kana already. But it's way, way too early for such a reader to worry about verb conjugation.
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by raincole 4mo ago
> UI patterns from their host OS I genuinely wonder who ever want that, and what apps those people use on their PC. Can you imagine, for example, Blender Foundation says that their next goal is to make Blender's UI look more like th
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by raincole 4mo ago
It's crazy that people keep talking how fast the computers were. They weren't. It's amazing that they could work with so little hardware resource compared to what we have now, but old PCs were not "snappy" in any wa
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by raincole 4mo ago
A healthy economy permits the companies within it to fail.
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by raincole 4mo ago
> If you ask humans to write 1,000 books Yeah, but at least in genre fiction, what readers really want[0] is the same 3 or 5 books written in slightly different settings over and over again. [0]: "want" means actually want, i
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by raincole 4mo ago
And there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. It's what a healthy economy looks like.
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by raincole 4mo ago
It makes no sense. If a feature takes 10k loc to implement, it'd be a huge disservice for the reviewer and yourself to split it up into multiple PRs. Your comment is equivalent to saying that no feature ever takes 10 loc to implement.
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by raincole 4mo ago
> The fact that it's done automatically shouldn't change that Except it changes everything as copyright as a concept was introduced to balance the power between those whose works scale and those whose works don't. By the t
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by raincole 4mo ago
Every time I attempted to convince people to not use Pangram on HN I got downvoted.
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by raincole 4mo ago
I feel that too. But the reasonable part of me knows that it's just one generation can't "get" the entertainment of the next generation. It has always been like that. There are mobile game ads on TV here. My father asked
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by raincole 4mo ago
It's applied Cunningham's law: > the best way to get correct answers on HN isn't to ask questions, but to post LLM's answers so people will eagerly fact check them to prove LLMs wrong.
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by raincole 4mo ago
Techcrunch is so trash today[0]. If this author seriously believes PGP (a small local program) is remotely comparable to Mythos, they should be kept away from writing anything about tech. [0]: I know it has never been excellent in terms of
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by raincole 4mo ago
> meaning on questions that it couldn’t figure out, it only stated that it didn’t know around 6% of the time, and the rest it confidently hallucinated an answer. From how they measure it, a model that simply answers "I don't kn
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by raincole 4mo ago
Perhaps they understand the meaning, but this: > “It goes back to Hannah Arendt’s banality of evil a bit,” says director Andrew Neel. “These everyday things that are beloved to us, like food, can take on an entirely different dimension
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by raincole 4mo ago
I think what they meant was "no matter how common something used to be, once we stopped teaching it in school it got lost quickly. Example: cursive." Not "we should keep teaching cursive indefinitely."
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by raincole 4mo ago
The final defense is always to change the government (one way or another). When we need to resort to technical mean we have lost.
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by raincole 4mo ago
I know quite a lot of people who use (or used to use) Cursor. I don't personally know one single person who owns a humanoid robot. YMMV.
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by raincole 4mo ago
I do 100% support banning voice mode for school. (Again mostly for the socializing... or anti-socializing aspect.)
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by raincole 4mo ago
> If intelligence is too cheap to meter, selling your mental labor is a losing proposition. In a world like that, why would anyone value an education? The ban is for elementary school . I don't know about you, but when I was 11, w
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by raincole 4mo ago
Yeah, it baffles me that the sentiment here is that AI can only hurt kids' reading ability, when AI (in the form of a chatbot) is practically a tool that forces its users to read a lot. I still support for some sort of AI restriction
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by raincole 4mo ago
> It has been polished and ready since at least 2019. Linux people said things like this in 2019 too. It's always "been improved a lot in the past few years" (not saying this statement can't be true.) At this point I&
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by raincole 4mo ago
What a crazy take lol. Even by HN's standard this is crazy. First of all the idea that an employee should be loyal is bad enough. And the following statements are only getting worse. Leaving Google empty-handed ? How do you think co
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by raincole 4mo ago
The downvotes are understandable. People really wish there is a reliable way to detect AI-gened content. If there is such a tool thew Show HN post will break the record of the post score. But there isn't and won't be such a tool

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