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by samstave 2y ago
Basically that's exactly it. HN isnt the platform to go deep on it, but im a fairly well evolved techno-conspiratist - and I've (as I jokingly stated) "forrest Gump'd" around a lot of silicon valley history.. And in
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by samstave 2y ago
Im fully convinced now that both openai and anthropic have agi. mayhaps not in whatever a 'conventional definition is' -- in fact, I think its far more insidious: I think that its a computing logic/reasoning system which, whe
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by samstave 2y ago
Good point to ask -- I meant any "CPU Only" technology company. Personally what Intel should have shifted to was owning and building all the Fabs. Sure they have them and are building them etc... but they missed the timing a bit.
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by samstave 2y ago
I dont want to 'pollute' HN with my (its all real and well researched and informed) 'conspiracy' theories -- but I've been keeping receipts folks. If youre on HN, involved in Tech to any degree of seriousness, and d
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by samstave 2y ago
There's been a lot of actually useful things in this bubble it seems. Ive been truly inspired how much little tool-age has been popping up. I feel like if you took a bunch of literally just that last month of show/launch/anno
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by samstave 2y ago
However the problem domain that this fellow has 'Logistics' Can be a big scape, but more importantly the nature of the logistics is important whereas "shipping logistics for a parcel" is a hell of a lot different than lo
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by samstave 2y ago
Here is the markdown formatting code for your text: *Warning: Deep Rabbit Hole Info Ahead!* Please ignore if the following triggers you in any sense... > Take on the archetype of the best corporate counsel and behavioral psychologist -
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by samstave 2y ago
This is the joy of my martial arts path as well. In my experience, (This is a Mechanical Elves take on it (I studied Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu, Danzan Ryu, Small Circle, and my Professor Larry Cary said to me one session: " The movements
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by samstave 2y ago
+ @TaylorAlexander You'll both love this Joe Rogan Guest: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUsJIcqwARk >>Norman Ohler is an author and screenwriter whose books include "Blitzed: Drugs in Nazi Germany," &
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by samstave 2y ago
If you use all the GPTs enough - you'll see them clear as day... And by saying "Tell us how you really feel" reveals, you may not have thought of The Implications of the current state of AI. (I can give you a concrete examp
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by samstave 2y ago
Disclaimer: I used to work at Intel: Specifically, I was the second person on the planet to game on a Celeron Proc. How? Me and my best friend ran the Intel Developer Relations Group Gaming Test Lab in the later half of the 90s. Our job was
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by samstave 2y ago
Actually: I helped a guy think through just this on reddit a while back and he came back and it worked -- I had stated it as a DEFCON badge idea that he came up with - but his valid reason was it was his job to report on a conference, and h
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by samstave 2y ago
> licensing checks and such at the firmware level. Could you imaging an age where the NVIDIA firmware does LLM/AI/GPU license checking before it does operations on your vectors? (Hello Oracle on SUN e650, My old Friend) ((Worse
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by samstave 2y ago
@Dang -- One of the most lovely things about HN is how, when suddenly, a lot of same-vein ideas pop up that when seen holistically can all be leveraged if you're keenly watching (HN Lego as it were...) :-) @pancomplex -- Love it. What
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by samstave 2y ago
screens only appear on page 120+ of the pdf - and its talking about the coding of the actual UI elements... Interesting history - but feed that to an LLM to grok - not a human (Sadly, some technical writer prolly almost committed suicide wr
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by samstave 2y ago
I have a theory about this "Jobs-ism" (And now that he's dead, "Ives-ism" --- Nobody was seemingly capable to say no to either jobs or ives. Jobs was a visionary for a lot of UX items - however, and this is my opini
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by samstave 2y ago
Disclaimer: (Incoming long rant - I was an early and often adopter of the S76 machines when I ran a dev team ~10 years ago - S76 Gazelle was my first full-time production linux-only laptop that I ran (I still have 2 of them, and they are b
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by samstave 2y ago
I think we should have a national penalties fund that every single corporate penalty goes into and it specifically can only be spent on various categories of things that are for the public good, but it by popular vote in each category - (Li
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by samstave 2y ago
I love this. While we are talking Neat! glass: Ball Aerospace is where you want to focus for a sec as well. Ball aerospace basically is the secret tech gian few know about - specifically in their high-end lenses for all the nifty spy thingi
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by samstave 2y ago
Totally. I have a paid claude account, and then I use chatgpt, and meta.ai anon access. Its great when I really want to build a lens for a rabit-hole I am going down to assess the responses across multiple sources - and sometimes ask all th
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by samstave 2y ago
I love the way you wrote this. Can you give some examples fictional scenario where this would be put to use as you state it really well. Thanks
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by samstave 2y ago
This is awesome - and you've got some great advice. The following was just inspired by the idea of yours "1fps screen sharing": If you do 1FPS screen sharing - then create a private gallery on imgur.com - and have a thing upd
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by samstave 2y ago
This would be great in the extension format: highlights-text --> Right-Click --> New ML --> (smart dropdown for watch [price|name|date|{typed-in-prompt-instructions}] --> TAB --> (smart frequency - tabbing through {watch bl
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by samstave 2y ago
This would be great in the extension format: highlights-text --> Right-Click --> New ML --> (smart dropdown for watch [price|name|date|{typed-in-prompt-instructions}] --> TAB --> (smart frequency - tabbing through {watch bl
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by samstave 2y ago
Can we please have an AI::generating YC-application-Emmitter-9000 Parody Box. EDIT: A thing trained on all the YC applications, the posts about success and failure with a success recommender/dark-pattern/gap-areas/ideas-previ
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by samstave 2y ago
I think already have a handful of plucky.ai that they're seeking to entangle with. This allows more meat on the table. :-) -- and it makes their pre-selected appear "organic" (ironically in the anti-AI-generated content.) I&#
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by samstave 2y ago
no - UPCs are U for a reason. the only thing that is needed is to be able to query the UPC for the price at the location. The only way to scan the UPC for a price per location is... at the register... Instead - what we need is an app where
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by samstave 2y ago
They should be forced to keep it up until proven guilty in a court of law, no? "Presumed legal, until it isn't" should be the same as presumed innocence"
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by samstave 2y ago
Am I the only one that wants to know 1,000% * WHY* such things? Is it a natural function of how models evolve? Is it engineered as such? Why? Marketing/money/resources/what? WHO makes these decisions and why? --- I have been
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by samstave 2y ago
Nope. I've used linux since the 1990s. Was friends with the founders of LinuxCare, met Torvalds. blah blah blah... Since semi-retire from ops... and basically using windows for a few years without need to manage a linux box, youd be FN

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