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by raincole 2mo ago
When did I say that...? Is this an AI hallucinated comment?
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by raincole 2mo ago
Doesn't matter; have DeepSeek. US AI companies are too busy shaving their heads into their own rear sides. I don't know what would happen when DeepSeek inevitably catch up though. Perhaps that's going to be how this wave of A
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by raincole 2mo ago
Yeah, but only if your company is in the US. I start thinking that SpaceX's data-centers-in-space plan, despite the physical inefficiency, is the only way forward.
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by raincole 2mo ago
Anthropic also did that right after OpenAI-HuggingFace event. "Mom, brother is getting all the PR candies! I want some too!"
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by raincole 2mo ago
> Might as well have the children strap red rotating lights to their heads so the predators can more easily identify them in a crowd where they would otherwise blend in You... you think pedos can't identify children from their appea
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by raincole 2mo ago
That's the correct way to do it. Age should be something reported by browser/os/hardware. Something similar to User-Agent. I really hope this will end the whole third party age verification farce.
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by raincole 2mo ago
It sounds... pretty good? It's not going to put pressure to the existing grid. Nor it will use freshwater. Near to the data centers themselves so the waste from power transmission is minimalized.
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by raincole 2mo ago
I'm quite sure the whole event is planned. Not planned in a sense that OpenAI employees carefully designed every step, but in a sense that ignoring security practices was desired and intentional. >> Show me the incentive and I&#x
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by raincole 2mo ago
It means prices will go up and that's it. If you read "sold out" and immediately believe "no company will have memory in 2027 besides AI companies" then I think you have to reconnect your thoughts to the reality.
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by raincole 2mo ago
> We should be doing this It'd be very reasonable to assume "this" means wind here.
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by raincole 2mo ago
> if the cost of a resource goes up, the total spend on that resource can go down ... must be a satire post, right? This is just the most plain and intuition result.
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by raincole 2mo ago
Because there are also thousands (millions?) of such non-slop-books published before 2023?
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by raincole 2mo ago
Most commenters only read the title. That's it. The alternative explanation (the top commenters actually read it and somehow didn't recognize it's obviously written with AI) is just too bleak and I choose to not believe that.
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by raincole 2mo ago
It's called reputation.
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by raincole 2mo ago
Out of the three main US AI companies' models, Gemini is obviously the less aligned (read: censored). So I really don't know what you're talking about.
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by raincole 2mo ago
> AI-themed images for the opener Yes, this is the exact kind of AI image usage that discourages me (and presumably this post's author) from reading the rest of it.
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by raincole 2mo ago
Come on. We all know what kind of images this post is talking about. No need to play dumb.
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by raincole 2mo ago
> Your idea of the average person might be biased if you work and socialise with people who have this kind of expertise. I just said I've seen multiple people struggle installing Steam... The point is that it's something object
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by raincole 2mo ago
Do your friend at least know what Claude Code (or any harness) is? Of course she wouldn't be able to make a website if she doesn't even know the right tools to use. But I don't think it prove anything. Knowing and installing
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by raincole 2mo ago
Some people even claim that they don't commit the code into source control, only the prompts. The best part about the internet is that you can publish any random shower thought.
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by raincole 2mo ago
> A bicycle, for example, is not at any less work than walking What? Have you, uh, ridden a bicycle before...?
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by raincole 2mo ago
I don't think you got what the parent comment was saying.
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by raincole 2mo ago
Or, you know, many people genuinely find it exciting to see AI pumping their long overdue side-projects, just like many people once found bikeshedding their frontend frameworks exciting?
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by raincole 2mo ago
> ? Which animals? Evolution requires orders of magnitude longer time spans Acktually (push glasses) selective breeding is a form of evolution and it takes only a few generations to see perceptible changes.
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by raincole 2mo ago
Japan's industries have been squeezed hard by China's rare earth sanction and global energy price. I'm not sure some financial operations can wiggle them out of the situation.
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by raincole 2mo ago
OS X: 21.14% macOS: 8.6% Yeah, if you believe this kind of stats it's on yourself. Also why are you posting a random reddit link? It doesn't even match up the latest stats provided on the official source: https://gs.sta
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by raincole 2mo ago
For starters, musl is a C library, not a Rust library.
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by raincole 2mo ago
If there aren't thousands of TPUs doing that [0] right now I'd be quite surprised. [0]: e.g. "go through wikipedia's unsolved math problem list and solve them".
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by raincole 2mo ago
Read the prompts in the PDF I link and see if your analogy makes sense in this context :)
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by raincole 2mo ago
Sorry, OpenAI's take is correct here. If you're not convinced, here is how they prompted LLM: https://cdn.openai.com/pdf/04d1d1e4-bc75-476a-97cf-49055cd98... [0] A slightly smarter highschooler could write th

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