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by rvz 1mo ago
So you want to review and maintain code in 3 separate languages? Sounds like a complete waste of tokens with the worst case of just quickly building more technical debt, three times.
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by rvz 1mo ago
Yes. It is the clearest giveaway of a complete slop style site.
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by rvz 1mo ago
So an AI model(s) giving a solution to a 90 year problem is not "AGI" to you and maybe you have a different definition of "AGI" (There have been many other definitions which were far more nonsensical before this event.)
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by rvz 1mo ago
Consider this for a bit. Maybe you should go and seek work first before correctly answering this question? Be a bit polite next time.
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by rvz 1mo ago
Except what they didn't tell you was that the software was not optimized and did not work correctly for the M1 and you had to wait it to be ready; especially in the case for developers. That means, users (especially pro users / de
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by rvz 1mo ago
Another status symbol has been created. But once again as I said before [0][1], don't buy the first version of an Apple product. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23638202 [1] https://news.ycombinator
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by rvz 1mo ago
Recommended reading from an actual researcher who thoroughly understands AI research papers and has an in depth analysis of models architectures and their mechanics and no nonsense benchmarks.
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by rvz 1mo ago
Imagine defending a corporation because they were "different" because they were here to deliver "safe" and "responsible" AI and are the "good guys". It turns out that Anthropic (and OpenAI) are no dif
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by rvz 1mo ago
Except that his product is for technical users as well as HNers here? I won't expect the "general population" that use Google to care about this software.
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by rvz 1mo ago
Maybe Google have detectors of some sites that are mostly vibe-coded also being associated with AI slop. Also why use Google Ads in the first place? Given that HNers and technical users are extremely allergic to that?
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by rvz 1mo ago
Betteridge's Law of Headlines does not apply here. There is a paper with an in depth proof which can be verified and is not speculative.
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by rvz 1mo ago
As I said before, you still need expert human verifiers to check the solution. But I think you should read the contents of the article first before calling it one. Not everything you don't like is a "cult". [0] https:/&
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by rvz 1mo ago
> Equivalently, we could say "1 out of every 5 billion AI prompts managed to solve 1 of the seven millennium prize problems". Why did you choose exactly "5 billion" when we both know it is far higher than that? [0] Op
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by rvz 1mo ago
It does not matter what this tweet says anyway. This employee already helped both companies become what he is fearing. It's too late to now activate the morality hormone (after leaving with $$$) after realizing that both AI companies a
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Ask HN: Is September 8th AGI Day?
3 points by rvz 1mo ago|20 comments
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by rvz 1mo ago
No.
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by rvz 1mo ago
Again it bears repeating [0] that if you don't pay for your tools and expect open source maintainers to do it for free, then they will most certainly take funding from VCs and angels instead. Now they have raised $6M in funding. [1] Do
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by rvz 1mo ago
You can see that your math friends completely wrote off LLMs entirely and were showing signs of coping. 4 years ago it was a "not yet" [0], since ChatGPT at this time was not ready nor it was "AGI". Now with this 'u
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by rvz 1mo ago
"Nepo" is "Open" in reverse. Unbelievable.
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by rvz 1mo ago
This is a question for the AI chatbots to answer.
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by rvz 1mo ago
> and I suspect creating agent harness might be the same thing like creating new programming language. Which most engineers would love to do but no one want it. Correct. You have studied Paul Graham well. In this case, we do not need mor
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by rvz 1mo ago
It's time to sell your Volkswagen.
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by rvz 1mo ago
But it is "AGI". But depending on who you talk to: It's Artificially Generated Invoices.
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by rvz 1mo ago
It is getting quite nauseating to see Claude's fingerprints all over the page and at this point I just expect the slop to continue.
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by rvz 1mo ago
Why does this site look like total slop? It is not even speculation at this point: [0] [0] https://wasitvibed.com/s/streamx1.com
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by rvz 1mo ago
Neither are good and both are bad. Use Golang instead.
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by rvz 1mo ago
Just read this article as well and thought the same. Quite a bit disappointed.
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by rvz 1mo ago
So we are building a text version of a bias aid for a random number generator? None of the output of what you are expecting from this "skills.md" is even guaranteed. Not only the GitHub stars are clearly manipulated with bots and
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by rvz 1mo ago
> In a fracturing political landscape, the AfD is now Germany’s most popular party nationally, though other parties have ruled out forging coalitions with the AfD in a policy known as the “firewall.” What exactly went wrong for this cata
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by rvz 1mo ago
> It's a good idea, and the implementation works. Just because something "works" doesn't not mean it makes sense to use in the long run. It is incredibly memory inefficient and will cause the user's machine to cr

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