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by rvz 4mo ago
"Do not get rid of GPT 4o"
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by rvz 4mo ago
Meta doing Meta things to Instagram via manufactured consent. > Instagram decided to roll out a new “Muse AI” feature, that lets users create AI images based on people’s Instagram photos. > Then they opted in EVERYONE with a public ac
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by rvz 4mo ago
They don't care. Messing up is cheap for Meta.
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How is that going for Claude's C compiler [0], or Cursor's web browser? [1] [0] https://github.com/anthropics/claudes-c-compiler [1] https://github.com/wilsonzlin/fastrender
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by rvz 4mo ago
Most importantly, the cost: > GPT‑5.6 is priced per 1M tokens across three model sizes: Sol is $5 input / $30 output; Terra is $2.50 input / $15 output; and Luna is $1 input / $6 output. Just as expensive as Fable 5. But o
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GPT 5.6 System Card(deploymentsafety.openai.com)
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Yes it is.
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This is quite an interesting read from Andrew's perspective. But one line tells me everything I needed to know. > The blog post is expertly written. It's almost like the marketing department of a trillion dollar company has a l
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by rvz 4mo ago
> EDIT: the parent has effectively deleted their original comment Not really and we both know that is not true. The last line of the comment was the joke. [0] It is clear that you didn't get it and many others did. That is OK. Hea
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by rvz 4mo ago
Except for those who did not get the joke and felt offended / embarrassed that they didn't and it shows in their replies to me. It is not my fault if two people missed the joke and that is OK.
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In your "opinion". So are you going to stop people from making "overdone" jokes on this site or others using variations of it from now on? Or is it only mine? My link suggests that is it just a joke and it is fine if you
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by rvz 4mo ago
> Fortunately the site is right next to the title, and so HN regulars can see it's a Simon Willison post about it. With exactly the same title? Regardless it isn't the original post and that is what most are here for. I am just
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by rvz 4mo ago
> As steveklabnik noted above, Hacker News does not have a meme-y culture. For this one, yes it does. Go search this one up yourself. [0] Literally everyone in the comments in [0] and even the author of this post acknowledges the joke ex
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by rvz 4mo ago
So did Twitter / X file for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection?
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It isn't the original source and the title is exactly the same as the original post as per the guidelines. [0] "Please submit the original source. If a post reports on something found on another site, submit the latter."
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The optics on this lawsuit is not a good look on Anthropic.
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by rvz 4mo ago
This is dupe of an ongoing discussion in [0]. The actual source post of this article can be read here: [1] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48837877 [1] https://bun.com/blog/bun-in-rust
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by rvz 4mo ago
> Jokes require mutual context. The article itself is the context. Even the chatbots: ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini 'understand' the joke in the comment. Go ahead and ask them. > You failed to create a joke because you did no
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As expected [0] [1], this was a clear advertisement / marketing opportunity of Anthropic's Fable model on rewriting Bun (which powers Claude Code) from Zig into Rust. Something that would have taken hundreds of developers now took
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Isn't this the same Twitter company that was supposed to go bankrupt a few years ago? Now it is somehow part of a Space company that has an AI division inside of it? I think we are going to be waiting a long time for Twitter / X t
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by rvz 4mo ago
With this, human translators have been totally and absolutely a solved problem with this version of real time translation. This time is the most natural version that exists and it is a natural as a conversation. To Downvoters: Why aren&#x27
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by rvz 4mo ago
> One of the three candidates dropped out. They realized during the task that this isn’t their turf. That’s exactly how it should work. Saves both sides a lot of time and false expectations. Or maybe they realized that the "intervie
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You are now finally realizing what a trojan horse is.
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Why do these things download into the browser automatically? This could be used to distribute malware and also or hog excessive browser memory.
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> If you want stable costs, the API plan is right there. Why don't you ask Microsoft [0], Tesla [1] and Alibaba [2] on why they believe it is not only expensive, but it also a security risk for them? Like I said, You don't get
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by rvz 4mo ago
The full write up is here: [0]. This is a very nasty vulnerability and risks any service that uses and allows nested x86 virtualization features at risk. Including those running VMs as a service. > Running the PoC inside a guest VM can t
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> They're subsidizing their tokens as long as you use their software. That's a fair exchange, I never understood why people took issue with it. Except they themselves cannot afford it and as the article also mentioned, their le
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> As of writing, Claude Code CLI only has around 9100 open Github issues, with small unresolved issues like it completely freezing for the last 6+ months or a screen flickering issue open for more than a year. But surely those fully auto
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> This Guide is written specifically by and for computer scientists and engineers. The underlying biology in cancer genomics can be exceedingly complex and requires years of study. This looks like a great guide to read. But I think befor
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The entire project is complete low-effort slop. Even the user name of the person is AI and the title says it all. This account has been posting the same site repeatedly and it makes me think that this is 100% a bot account or AI agent. I th

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