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by thenaturalist 1y ago
What are they gonna do with their own FAB? Not release anything? There'll be a good market share for comparatively "lower power/ good enough" local AI. Check out Alez Ziskind's analysis of the B50 Pro [0]. Intel has
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
Have you looked in detail at the economics of this? Career finance professionals are calling it a bubble, not due to their suddenly found deep technological expertise, but because public cos like FAANG et. al are engaging in typical bubble
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
The technology, maybe - and if on local. The public co valuations of quickly depreciating chip hoarders selling expensive fever dreams to enterprises are gonna pop though. Spend 3-7 USD for 20 cents in return and 95% project failures rates
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Technological Optimism and Appropriate Fear(jack-clark.net)
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
It's gonna be very interesting to see how this strategy plays out. Apparently the Chinese are nowhere near max capacity of modern chips, and, even more critically, lack access to high end lithography machines. So they're stuck wit
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Data leak at Sonicwall: All cloud backups of firewalls stolen(heise.de)
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Intel Unveils Panther Lake Architecture: First AI PC Platform Built on 18A(intc.com)
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
Because it is.
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
Have you seen OpenAI's revenue projections?
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
This is such a short sighted take glaringly ommitting a crucial ingredient in learning or improvement - both for humans or machines alike: feedback loops. And you can't really hack / outsmart feedback loops. Just because something
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
Wow. It speaks volumes to the detriment of this community but maybe also the Zeitgeist overall that content like this is getting flagged. Hacker News, the one place I thought has the capacity to withstand that, is becoming an echo chamber.
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
Well, in the one thing you are right is that obviously with the one private enterprise that is OpenAI, information is not public. But so while you sure want to sound authoritative you are just as much speculating as I am. And to re-iterate,
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
I guess rather they value... math? The numbers don't add up and there are typical signs of the Magnificent 7 engaging in behavior to hide financials/ economics from their official balance sheets and investors. PE & M7s are tea
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
Local LLMs will be one of those things where you'll feel a difference. Not much else I can think of as well. M1 is still insane. Apps, OS emulation... just chuggs along.
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Pyrit: Microsoft's GenAI Red Teaming Tool(github.com)
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
Non-Paywalled link: https://archive.is/20250928174300/https://www.theinformation...
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
This is such a stereotypical SF / US based perspective. Easy to forget the rest of the world does not and never has ticked this way. Don't get me wrong, optimism and thinking of the future are great qualities we direly need in thi
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
Truly useful? Personal take, but the usefulness of these tools to me is greatly limited by their knowledge latency and limited modality. I don't need information overload on what playtime gifts to buy my kitten or some semi-random but
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
Let the personal ensloppification begin!
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
Fun fact, the report was/ is so controversial, that the link to the NANDA paper linked in fortune has been put behind a Google Form you now need to complete prior to being able to access it.
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Logitech Caught Pushing Firmware That Breaks Your Mouse(old.reddit.com)
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
> then high unemployment is a good starting point This strikes me as overly simplistic and optimistic. The real world is not a zero-sum-game where if someone loses someone else wins. Macroeconomics in today's world is an interconne
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
Comments like yours remind me that while HN is a competent technological forum, it's best to never, ever, engage in serious macro-economic/ int. politics discussions as the average user engaging in the latter topics is so far off
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
Yelobird isn't even the target company? This would probably be Peec AI. As it can be seen via OP's own website Arbeitnow: https://www.arbeitnow.com/jobs/companies/yelobird/senior-ful... But then, OP
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
Hardly have I ever seen corporate incentives so aligned to overhype the capabilities of a technology while it being so raw and unpolished as this one. The bubble bursting will be epic.
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
Prepare to be downvoted and flagged into oblivion for simply stating facts instead of falling in line with the mass cult propaganda.
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
This guy [0] does a ton of in-depth HW comparison/ benchmarking, including against Mac mini clusters and an M3 ultra. 0: https://www.youtube.com/@AZisk
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
Luckily you don't speak for everyone, even if you think you're entitled to act like you do. :)
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by thenaturalist 1y ago
Yeah, really no reason. Because they really love unbiased coverage. > The journalist told RSF that the threat came from Hamas members who were unhappy with his social media posts. A few days earlier, the reporter — who wishes to remain a

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