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by rimeice 4mo ago
> they’ll also lose access to educational videos on YouTube, local events on Facebook, and potentially cut off from distant friends and family. Cmon, if you’re trying to make the case for how essential social media is for children under
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by rimeice 4mo ago
> raises privacy questions Meta employees being upset about being tracked is the height of irony.
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by rimeice 4mo ago
Anyone in Europe or UK should be quaking in their boots at this news. For a long time the American administration has had a kill switch on most of our defence tech, this is an early warning signal that as AI adoption spreads, America will h
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by rimeice 4mo ago
I also can't stand the privacy violation of CSS. But > Child safety looks like well-funded education, robust social services, and meaningful guardrails on the very AI technologies and platforms the current government is eagerly cour
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by rimeice 5mo ago
Scrolling down a LinkedIn feed is hilarious at the moment. My favourite one today from today: “The tax isn't the problem. The mindset is.”
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by rimeice 5mo ago
All the criticism the UK and European countries get from American tech billionaires for censorship…then…this. No one anywhere could argue this post is some sort of hate speech to even mildly cover their arses.
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by rimeice 5mo ago
> It is the knowledge they carry. How the business actually operates. Where the edge cases live. Why certain decisions get made the way they do. What customers really mean when they complain about a specific issue. The context that never
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by rimeice 5mo ago
Tremendous stuff. Made better by the throwback web styling. Almost broke out in to the national anthem halfway through the article.
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by rimeice 6mo ago
Lidar does work well at depth: https://voyis.com/projects-endurance/ Endurance is 3000m down.
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AI will never replace artists(shows.acast.com)
8 points by rimeice 7mo ago|2 comments
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by rimeice 7mo ago
And because people writing anything worth reading are using the process of writing to form a proper argument and develop their ideas. It’s just not possible to do that by delegating even a small chunk of the work to AI.
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Moonbounce(farout.ai)
3 points by rimeice 7mo ago|0 comments
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by rimeice 7mo ago
Taking time to figure out if you’re the right fit for the company and the company is the right fit for you is a very good thing. For both parties! Rushed hiring processes increase the chances of you being fired for not being the right fit.
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by rimeice 7mo ago
"I think the Culture’s values are a winning strategy because they’re the sum of a million small decisions that have clear moral force and that tend to pull everyone together onto the same side." Dario Amodei [1] [1] - https:&#x2F
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by rimeice 7mo ago
exactly.
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by rimeice 7mo ago
Text to code is clearly valuable but the code to text capability of LLMs is seriously underrated IMO. I would argue orgs should prioritise giving PMs Claude Code licenses over devs. So much efficiency unlock without the worry about whether
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by rimeice 7mo ago
Don’t know about anyone else, but I find OpenAI irrelevant now. I bought an anthropic pro account to get Claude code and now just use Anthropic for everything. I can’t see anything drawing me back to OpenAI ecosystem. What am I missing?
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by rimeice 8mo ago
Very good points, but, I think this blog is pretty focussed on the developer use case for LLMs. It makes a lot more sense in chat style interfaces for connecting to non-dev tools or services with non technical users, if anything just from a
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by rimeice 8mo ago
Yeh I think there’s an issue with being off the platform for a long time. Almost exactly same thing happened to me after not logging in for about 10 years. The algorithm just doesn’t know what to do with you. But then I almost immediately g
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by rimeice 9mo ago
I can’t think of a country I’ve visited where my preconceptions gathered from the sources the author mentions haven’t been turned on their head.
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by rimeice 10mo ago
I still don’t really get this argument/excuse for why it’s acceptable that LLMs hallucinate. These tools are meant to support us, but we end up with two parties who are, as you say, prone to “hallucination” and it becomes a situation o
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by rimeice 10mo ago
Big community of people who motorbike around the world non-stop. It’s definitely possible to prepare beforehand and actually more admin getting a vehicle through borders.
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by rimeice 10mo ago
Basically yes, the useful models need a modernish GPU to get inference running at a usable speed. You can get smaller parameter models 3b/7b running on older laptops, it just won’t produce output at a useful speed.
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by rimeice 11mo ago
I like this. I’ve been working on something similar. Good spec’ing is critical to getting good output and I suspect a lot of the “I’ve already got plan mode” comments are from technical HN folk, who do know the right questions to ask and kn
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by rimeice 11mo ago
Local only meeting transcription and summarisation for MacOS. https://localscribe.app/ Loads of similar products out there, but non that did all of: open source code with attested releases, recorded mic and system audio to
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by rimeice 11mo ago
Which is apples own approach until the compute requirements need them to run some compute on cloud.
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by rimeice 1y ago
Bots could be crawlers gathering data to periodically be used as raw training data or the requests could just be from a web search agent of some form like ChatGPT finding latest news stories on topic X for example. I don’t know if robots.tx
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by rimeice 1y ago
I'm undecided on this, initially I was on the “this is bad, we’re outsourcing our thinking” bandwagon, now after using AI for lots of different types of tasks for a while now, I feel like generally I’ve learnt so much, so much more qui
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by rimeice 1y ago
Yeh current tech is expensive and would likely be uncompetitive. At the very very end of that article is the key to this though: > I fully support a pure research program for radically different approaches to fusion.
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by rimeice 1y ago
Cheap, _limitless_ energy from fusion could solve almost every geopolitical/environmental issue we face today. Europe is acutely aware of this at the moment and it's why China and America are investing mega bucks. We will eventual

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