raincole

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811.
by raincole 7mo ago
Mainstream ideas are often good. That's why they're mainstream. Being different for being different isn't a virtue. That being said I don't think LLMs are idea generators either. They're common sense spitters, which
812.
by raincole 7mo ago
Well said. Quantity itself is a quality. In the worst of the worst case, they're building know-how of how to manage big datacenters, infra and data-labeling teams. These are incredibly valuable in the next few years. And no, no one, ev
813.
by raincole 7mo ago
You should check your hunch against the reality, at least periodically. The US dollar has strengthened since the current US-Iran conflict started.
814.
by raincole 7mo ago
Appeal to readers' recency bias. Covid is the most recent big change for the readers so the article has to make it more significant than it actually was. If it only talked about things happened <40years people would be 'so what
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by raincole 7mo ago
The devaluation also mostly happened during the periods that everyone calls good old times now.
816.
by raincole 7mo ago
It is quite hard to imagine how the demand is saturated now. I think any company that uses a sliver of AI will happily increase their token consumption 100x if it's free.
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by raincole 7mo ago
When AI companies spend a lot: a sign of bubble bursting. When AI companies look to cut cost: a sign of bubble bursting. When RAM price goes up: a sign of bubble bursting. When RAM price goes down: a sign of bubble bursting.
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by raincole 7mo ago
Don't worry lol. It's not going anywhere. The article is just ragebaitng. Verbatim: > Anthropic is already in a push to reduce costs and increase revenue Yeah, it's totally a bad sign when a company tries to... reduce cost
819.
by raincole 7mo ago
And it usually doesn't result in a market crash.
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 studio fired translator to replace them with AI(eurogamer.net)
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by raincole 7mo ago
Do you think 1. Every person is born with the knowledge of how ChatGPT uses Cloudflare Turnstile? 2. This article contains factual mistakes? If so, what are they? If neither of these is true, then this article strictly provides information
822.
by raincole 7mo ago
On HN o Reddit you can occasionally read genuine opinions from real people. On newspaper 100% of text is trying to manipulate you.
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by raincole 7mo ago
If you strictly read printed books only and am never exposed to online content, you'd think em-dash is a signal for human writing.
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by raincole 7mo ago
Why does every article need a 'punchline'? It's a technical analysis. Do you expect punchlines when you read recipes or source code?
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by raincole 7mo ago
This notion isn't just unrealistic, but extremely dangerous. If we accept "machine bad, human good" line of thinking, the only logical conclusion is that we'll have to verify our biometric every time we'd like to ac
826.
by raincole 7mo ago
A few decades? Its competitors are not magically immune to this kind of spam.
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by raincole 7mo ago
Is Raycast even a product of Microsoft? If not, are we witnessing the first large scale prompt injection abuse?
828.
by raincole 7mo ago
Quite sure even literal thieves would consider thievery a form of abuse.
829.
by raincole 7mo ago
The author read too much sci-fi. But too little at the same time. The problem is never we don't have enough ideas. It's how to find the good ones among the sea of ideas. Most of ideas that eventually prove right sounded very stupi
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by raincole 7mo ago
How do people (especially programmers) actually type )_+={}\'" I know the touch typing says they're all typed by pinky, but after so many years it still doesn't feel right for me. Why is the weakest finger in charge of s
831.
by raincole 7mo ago
I mean... it's C++. The complexity budget is like the US government's debt ceiling.
832.
by raincole 7mo ago
> I can get immersed in a 2D game just fine You're probably the last generation who would think so.
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by raincole 7mo ago
At this point I wonder if you can post a crypto miner page on HN and people will fall for it.
834.
by raincole 7mo ago
I don't get what it is or whether it's a satire or not. If a webstie takes so long to verify me I'll bounce. That's it.
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by raincole 7mo ago
Half of the comments in this thread are expressing how they're very against the idea of something like Palantir "but European". It seems like some Europeans really believe that handicapping themselves is a good idea.
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by raincole 7mo ago
It might work against people just use their Mini Mac with OpenClaw to summarize news every morning, but it certainly won't work against Google. More centralized web ftw.
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by raincole 7mo ago
Have what? The US uses far more solar energy per capita than Pakistan.
838.
by raincole 7mo ago
> run locally via Ollama Are you saying this part is a lie?
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by raincole 7mo ago
Your friends, family, partners, coworkers, aren't going to say anything about your natural appearance either. Unless they're super rude.
840.
by raincole 7mo ago
> I often wonder how much more productive I'd be if just a fraction the effort and money poured into LLMs was spent on better API documentation and conventional coding tools. Probably negligible. It's not a problem you can solv

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