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901.
by rvz 5mo ago
This is the beginning of the crash and after the IPOs; the top peak of the AI hype cycle.
902.
by rvz 5mo ago
But it is slop.
903.
by rvz 5mo ago
First Deepseek, Now Xiaomi. A price cut of 99%. This is why Anthropic wants these chinese AI models banned as they are in the lead in the AI race to zero and they know that there is no modal moat. So don't tell Dario.
904.
by rvz 5mo ago
Another outage at GitHub with actions and pages not working thanks to the AI agents Copilot and Tay.ai creating more issues. Last time this happened was 6 days ago. [0] This time today it was caused by friendly fire by the automatic suspens
905.
by rvz 5mo ago
"But but but "Jevons paradox" applies here as the cost of generating tokens falls, AI usage will dramatically increase meaning we need to build more data centers!" Except that isn't true and the token cost isn&#x2
906.
by rvz 5mo ago
The thing that absolutely should not be vibe coded, especially in fintech. Turning a $10 bug into a $12K issue and if this was at a big tech company it would be a $120K+ issue.
907.
by rvz 5mo ago
> One camp sees a “job apocalypse” and mass unemployment ahead; the other sees a great leap forward for society. Both outcomes can be true at the same time. I am also assuming he has read the WEF's Future of Jobs Report 2025 [0] wit
908.
by rvz 5mo ago
That is the platform risk. Apple blocked Beeper.com for the same reason.
909.
by rvz 5mo ago
A bounty system on GitHub does not work in this AI age and just amplifies bad behavior and incentivizes candidates to cheat the system. The only way is to raise the barriers to entry substantially.
910.
by rvz 5mo ago
LLMs are even more useful to experts who know the limitations. However the process matters even more if you want to build robust and scalable secure systems that generate millions of dollars and can explain that accurately to high value c
911.
TrapDoor supply chain attack hits PyPI, NPM, and crates.io(socket.dev)
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912.
by rvz 5mo ago
While Anthropic, OpenAI and Google continue to charge an expensive amount of $$$ for in/output per million tokens and Microsoft complaining that AI costs more than hiring humans [0] and changes their pricing, it appears that Jevons par
913.
by rvz 5mo ago
This case was the first of its kind and it was never tested if OpenAI breached their charitable mission and the case was dismissed due to the statute of limitations. Other than researchers, nobody from big tech would ever see themselves w
914.
by rvz 5mo ago
Really? If anything less than $1B isn't enough then it is never enough. $1B is the new $100M thanks to ongoing currency debasement. Also, there is something called "taxes" which is what makes anyone who has millions or bill
915.
by rvz 5mo ago
> The point is, when you take high moral ground and talk about bug problems to help humanity, and then your own diary exposes you as avaricious simpleton, the whole high moral ground crumbles. And you expose yourself as another grifter.
916.
by rvz 5mo ago
> Sometimes the folks who already have Staff engineer titles are protective of diluting their prestige. In other cases, organizations may be wary of having multiple Staff engineers on a single team due to team health or budgetary concern
917.
by rvz 5mo ago
"free" as in what? Time? There is always someone paying. Linux should be no different.
918.
by rvz 5mo ago
How is it sustainable for AMD to maintain their software on Linux for free? Would you maintain your own Linux software (and its distros) for $0? I see no problem with monetizing Linux users. If I am monetizing Windows and macOS users, there
919.
by rvz 5mo ago
That is a more accurate representation of the product instead of the misleading "Full Self Driving" name, which is not even close to what it does in reality as you still need your hands on the wheel. It's an assisted driving
920.
by rvz 5mo ago
Unbelievable. > LOT had accused Boeing of defrauding it by withholding a critical change to the popular single-aisle jet's flight-control systems. The change was linked to two fatal 737 MAX crashes in 2018 and 2019 that led to t
921.
by rvz 5mo ago
Someone has to clean up the slop and explain why their product got more outages than before. Reputation and responsibility cannot be vibe-coded. Case in point: GitHub.
922.
by rvz 5mo ago
Just like the claims of "there is no standard way to do X" yet another "standard " called "Y" needs to exist along side the 13+ other non-standards.
923.
by rvz 5mo ago
Yes it is. Also what happens when these players cannot afford to keep offering cheap token generation?
924.
by rvz 5mo ago
This is the smartest solution to do, to self host the model locally on premise.
925.
by rvz 5mo ago
> I trust them because of their reputation. Anthropic has a serious savior complex (when it is actually about total control) and believe that you should not run your own models locally and they do not care about you and I. This Bun Zig t
926.
by rvz 5mo ago
Someone can afford to race everyone to zero. Remember Jevons paradox? [0] It isn't at Anthropic or Microsoft [0], but it is at DeepSeek. [0] https://www.thelowdownblog.com/2026/05/microsoft-cancels-int...
927.
by rvz 5mo ago
"lower value human capital" There you have his admission of what he really thinks of his employees even after layoffs. Some may accept his apology, but I don't think the internet will. Make that of what you will.
928.
by rvz 5mo ago
> Marvin Minsky spoke at my graduation. I don't know about mentioning that one.
929.
by rvz 5mo ago
please stop them then... (you can't lol).
930.
by rvz 6mo ago
We already tried that with "web3" and as time has shown, it was a complete disaster.

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