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by uejfiweun 5mo ago
Prediction: it's not gonna be worthless for games. This is what's gonna make cloud gaming really take off. True, you can't use these as desktop GPUs, but they can be installed in data centers for purposes of video game stream
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by uejfiweun 5mo ago
Yesssss dude! Claude Opus 4.7 is literally the smartest entity I've ever interacted with. Well done to you geniuses at Anthropic. Can't wait to interact with 4.8.
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by uejfiweun 5mo ago
I use DDG but the problem I have with it is that, well, the results just kind of suck. I have slowly used the "!g" operator more and more over the years to the point that now probably 95% of my DDG searches are just Google searche
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by uejfiweun 5mo ago
The thing I don't get though, is that most people just don't have that much work they need to do. I can use AI to pretty easily get my work done just via the regular chat interfaces. But because of the tokenmaxxing metrics that le
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by uejfiweun 5mo ago
This kid is about to get a $100m offer from Zuck, isn't he?
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Ask HN: How can you have fun doing corporate dev work in the age of AI tools?
3 points by uejfiweun 5mo ago|1 comments
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by uejfiweun 5mo ago
I'm gonna go ahead and apply Betteridge's law of headlines on this one.
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by uejfiweun 5mo ago
Does anyone else feel like Google is just always a dollar short and a day late here? Maybe not a dollar short, but it's like they've consistently been focused on the wrong thing. First they missed chatbots, now they're missin
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by uejfiweun 5mo ago
This is funny, I was randomly using Gemini today and I was astounded how good the responses I was getting were from Flash. I guess this must be the reason why.
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by uejfiweun 5mo ago
I feel like the main issue here is that it does seem like in the current trajectory the job loss outcome is going to happen before any of these potential really good outcomes. I'm down for a utopian future, but I don't have to wan
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by uejfiweun 5mo ago
I don't know about this one. For me, at least, the reward of "self progression" is intimately tied to external systems. I would not care about getting better at programming if there wasn't a social and financial reward a
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by uejfiweun 5mo ago
In my view, UBI basically puts me, an upstanding citizen with hard skills that AI made obsolete, on the same playing field as the average junkie off the street in SF. Why on earth would I want that? People are different, the modern economy
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by uejfiweun 5mo ago
I feel the backlash really comes down to the fact that AI is a fucking pain in the ass when it comes to planning your life. Nobody asked for it, nobody wanted it, but regardless we're all now thrust into a technological revolution wher
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by uejfiweun 5mo ago
This happened to me and I can promise you that I did nothing wrong. It is very frustrating to essentially be locked out of the app-based dating market without even knowing why.
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by uejfiweun 5mo ago
This is pretty cool. How would you say that these open models compare to SOTA on coding tasks? I pay $200/mo for Claude Max but honestly this sounds way more fun.
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by uejfiweun 5mo ago
I don't get why you would have an LLM interpret things for you. Like honestly, you replace the software in this example with simple transcription software, the issues disappear.
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by uejfiweun 5mo ago
Isn't this a good thing though? Europe becomes more self-reliant and less dependent on US technology, the US is able to refocus to the Pacific which is a more strategically relevant area, the anti-US people in Europe become happy, and
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by uejfiweun 5mo ago
I don't think we were ever a "high trust" society in the way that like Denmark is or something. But I'd find it hard to argue with the assertion that rather, the US has become increasingly more of a low trust society rec
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by uejfiweun 5mo ago
I don't think the strategy of trying to figure out what an "AI laptop" should be will work. The best bet is to see what use cases organically emerge from the current tech, figure out the biggest gaps, and design a product aro
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by uejfiweun 5mo ago
I get that these data center companies are in a race right now and speed is the name of the game. But if they really want long-term acceptance for this technology, I think they will need to basically be fully self-sufficient with renewable
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by uejfiweun 5mo ago
I too am addicted to hot peppers. But doesn't this... IDK, it seems like it would mess up my stomach or esophagus lining or something. All that acid and capsaicin on an empty stomach?
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by uejfiweun 5mo ago
Yes, Nintendo is essentially the futuristic version of Disney. And families will continue to pay a premium in exchange for a curated experience that you know will be OK for your child.
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by uejfiweun 6mo ago
The reason I think AI is essentially guaranteed to be a bubble is that all the optimistic profit projections and such are predicated on the easy, continuous integration of AI tools into society. There's not a chance in hell this happen
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by uejfiweun 6mo ago
The Python inclusion is fascinating to me. I, like many other kids in the US, did a lot of calculator programming with the TI-84 back in school. It definitely taught me the basics in a way that made my CS classes much easier. I'm jealo
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by uejfiweun 6mo ago
Why should I bother reading this obvious AI slop?
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by uejfiweun 6mo ago
That's the case for now, but I get this feeling that in 3 years we're all likely to just be running local models on Apple Silicon and they're gonna be having the last laugh.
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by uejfiweun 6mo ago
Isn't America such a wonderful nation? We invented the car, forever ridding us of those horrible walkable cities. And now, we invented the smartphone, and we are in the process of forever ridding us of those horrible in-person interact
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by uejfiweun 6mo ago
Uh, any sources on that?
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by uejfiweun 6mo ago
Dude, this "surveillance pricing" is fucking bullshit. Good on them.
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by uejfiweun 6mo ago
It is very weird how that happens. I hardly expected starting a marathon training program to drastically increase my day to day energy. But here we are.

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