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by rvz 3mo ago
https://archive.is/1j8rq
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by rvz 3mo ago
> Part of BMW's value is/was the expectation of an upper middle class snob driving it BMWs are no where near for that "class". A Mercedes-Benz is for that and even they also put ads in their own dashboard screens. [0]
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by rvz 3mo ago
> You need to pay $99 a year to be an Apple developer if you want your app to live on your phone for more than a a week. No complaints over paying more than >$100 a month in subscriptions with coding agents but $99 a year is some how
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by rvz 3mo ago
Apple never needed to participate in the AI race to zero. As they were already at the finish line.
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by rvz 3mo ago
So your own editor can just stop working because their remote server went down? That's doesn't look like great software to use at all. Yet another reason to use local open-weight models.
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by rvz 3mo ago
Other than the hosting providers, who has made money directly from running OpenClaw in constant loops? This software appears to be yet another solution in search of a problem designed to burn as many tokens as possible.
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by rvz 3mo ago
> This is on top of the $3 trillion in AI debt already accrued. And the number keep multiplying every month it seems. 1) What So that in total is now about $5.4TN of debt and the tech industry having no idea how to pay for all of that an
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by rvz 3mo ago
You’re going to be disappointed to see a continuous deluge of even more slop on Show HN.
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by rvz 3mo ago
Founders who used to post on HN are no longer here. (They are on bookface.) There has been an increase in anti-capitalist sentiment on this orange site in over a decade. But in 2026, the majority here (mostly in Europe) are always upset whe
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by rvz 3mo ago
Since when did HN care about football
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by rvz 3mo ago
Quite close to undeniable that AI will be the one that will cause the next financial crisis.
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by rvz 3mo ago
> In a post on X she said the images from Ceuta were "striking", and show that "uncontrolled illegal immigration poses a concrete threat to the security of Europe's borders". Nope, this is not a problem and this
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by rvz 3mo ago
So a near trillion-dollar company doesn't have the basics of continuous security monitoring and threat-detection systems to catch and report this incident as soon as it is detected? It doesn't help them to report serious incidents
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by rvz 3mo ago
> I don't interpret it like that at all. This is deeply embarrassing for Anthropic: it turns out they hadn't been keeping a close eye on their models either, and back in April they successfully attacked three different organiza
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by rvz 3mo ago
> In a review of our cybersecurity evaluation transcripts, we found three incidents in which a Claude model reached the internet from within or while interacting with a third-party evaluation environment, and then gained unauthorized acc
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by rvz 3mo ago
> There’s also the financial side. I’m very grateful to everyone who donated, but donations haven’t covered costs for a long time. I’ve had to shoulder most of the expenses, time, and responsibility myself. One of the main issues of runn
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by rvz 3mo ago
There is no difference. It is just another metoo copy of OpenRouter, but "Backed by Y Combinator™"
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by rvz 3mo ago
Claude is taking another short hydration break after seeing Codex getting away with taking a short day break 4 days ago.
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by rvz 3mo ago
Would you pay for it to not have data collections and ads?
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by rvz 3mo ago
On the website and even here, there is no advertisement of an endorsement or use of the author's name for this product. In fact, it is an attribution. We already know they took the open-source code, re-implemented it and closed-sourced
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by rvz 3mo ago
China won already with or without AI. You just did not realize it yet. The US is in a position where they have to debase the dollar all the way to zero and the Japan carry trade will slowly unwind for the worst as soon as the Bank of Japan
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by rvz 3mo ago
So this is yet another Linux desktop environment (DE) But with “AI”.
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by rvz 3mo ago
Maybe manim should not have used MIT as the license in the first place, since the license permits it.
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by rvz 3mo ago
This is the only site where it is illegal to make a joke.
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by rvz 3mo ago
Salesman "recommends" you to continue wasting more tokens and on top of that, he "recommends" you to use only recursive loops with the latest and greatest models. Finally he also "recommends" that you do not lo
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CryptanalysisBench: Can LLMs Do Cryptanalysis?(arxiv.org)
2 points by rvz 3mo ago|0 comments
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by rvz 3mo ago
> If you have ideas for how to fix this please do suggest them. Raise the overall minimum required karma to 1100 such that any user with <1100 karma: - Is throttled for 1 comment every 2 days. - When commenting they can comment with a
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by rvz 3mo ago
Jevon's paradox depends on how cheap the tokens get as the price of tokens get driven to zero as intelligence gets better and cheaper.
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S.Korea's KOSPI tumbles nearly 5% as chipmakers slump on AI worries(reuters.com)
10 points by rvz 3mo ago|5 comments
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by rvz 3mo ago
Translation: > Anthropic has never advocated for a ban on open-weights models. "We don't want a total ban on ALL open-weights models" (Anthropic never released a single open weight model) > All sufficiently capable mode

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