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by wg0 2y ago
Even "We know that" in "we" are a minority it would seem. The majority is convinced about scaling laws and an acquired deeper meaning in LLMs and that LLMs already exhibit sparks of AGI and what not.
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by wg0 2y ago
Timely reminder to sell nVidia stock timely.
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by wg0 2y ago
I think lots of microservices can be replaced with a monolith which in turn can be replaced with a set of composable libraries versioned separately. If anyone doubts that, this very browser used to read and write is built all the way up wit
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by wg0 2y ago
Comment is pretty generic, I am not claiming it to be unique but I'd say there's precedent of such product retirements and lots of it and that is why it gets repeated a lot. :)
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by wg0 2y ago
Quality of comment - is your subjective opinion to which you're entitled to but the fact remains that people use Google products and they disappear. I shifted from Facebook to that Google+ and it got dead. I started using Google Read a
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by wg0 2y ago
It's not a joke. It is a practical question that seems funny because of the circumstances.
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by wg0 2y ago
It'll not be profitable because it is not as useful. Useful but not as useful and competition is catching up. OpenAI is not the only game in town.
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by wg0 2y ago
Signs of things to come. In next 3 to 5 years, many of the sparkling icons next to input fields in many products summoning AI would be gradually removed. OpenAI will have the fate of Twitter. High valuation but not profitable. Subscriptions
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by wg0 2y ago
And what do you think I have never shipped a single line of Flutter except having toyed pretty decent apps as side projects? The company that can kill Stadia (had AMD GPUs and servers, had its own hardware controller, bought studios, planni
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by wg0 2y ago
Launch is Ok, What's the sunset date?
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by wg0 2y ago
Yeah, that's the whole point. Have your own CPU cores. As for slow, Rasberry Pi class of machines are not meant to compete with Intel/AMD server grade. That's for enthusiasts (with even if 40nm process) and has to be cheap. A
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by wg0 2y ago
This is high time for a group of individuals to bring a RISC-V SBC with a tweaked Linux distribution along with it to fill the gap and... later get to IPO.
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by wg0 2y ago
Sounds like OpenAI
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by wg0 2y ago
You're right. This actually is first class Apple[0] and can't get any better than that whereas with Go, I am stuck with so many third party packages. They work well but kinda... not so elegant. Decent enough given what the languag
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by wg0 2y ago
And at that point, if you are already talking to network over TCP then why not talk to Postgres or MySQL. The beauty of SQLite is single process, same process simplicity and there are lot many cases where SQLite is more than enough. Basec
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by wg0 2y ago
> IMO Swift 6 is a better Go and than Go, and a better Rust for app-dev type stuff, which seems to be what people want to use Rust for. This is a great assessment. There are some shortcomings in go that I wish weren't and I'm k
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by wg0 2y ago
Haven't written Swift ever but it seems very elegant language. In that spot, only go stands but go although simple but has very ugly corners such as error handling and a weird type system. So yes for me, I might switch to Swift which s
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by wg0 2y ago
I am pretty sure that Firebase would be sunset by 2026 at max. Google Cloud, not so sure.
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How Apple Intelligence Works?(twitter.com)
1 points by wg0 2y ago|0 comments
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by wg0 2y ago
Because it's taxation. Financial well being is at stack. We're even looking at a potential jail time for tax fraud, tax evasion and what not. My app is powered by GTPChatChat, the model beating all artificially curated benchmarks.
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by wg0 2y ago
If a web socket based posters driver is available, why not use that directly?
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by wg0 2y ago
Anyone claiming that accuracy of AI models WILL improve is either unaware of how they really work or is a snake oil salesman. Forget about a model that knows EVERYTHING. Let's just train a model that only is expert in not all the law o
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by wg0 2y ago
I'm pretty sure that statistical foundations of AI where a thing just been shy of 0.004 of the threshold value out of a million dimensional space can get miscategrized as something else will not deliver AGI or any useable and reliable
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by wg0 2y ago
FSD cases - I'm not aware about their arguments.
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Ask HN: Who'll take ownership of AI's mistakes?
14 points by wg0 2y ago|15 comments
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by wg0 2y ago
Actually, just in three to five years, lots of "AI boxes" and those magical sparkling icons next to input fields summoning AI would be silently removed. LLMs are not accurate, they aren't subject matter experts that'll b
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by wg0 2y ago
A ten dollar Hetzner with dokku would do fine at this stage. But then the whole startup culture is generally speaking, a culture of waste, pride and vanity.
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by wg0 2y ago
Because they have half a million dollar to star with and 1.2 million dollars on top and then free AWS credits to burn.
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by wg0 2y ago
>AgentGPT is an autonomous AI Agent platform that empowers users to create and deploy customizable autonomous AI agents directly in the browser. Simply assign a name and goal to your AI agent, and watch as it embarks on an exciting journ
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by wg0 2y ago
Just wondering what's the end game of these AI startups. YC would reject many other reasonably sound ideas I hear but this space is highly speculative and I don't see any such down-the-stream-chatgpt-wrapper startup reaching a bil

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