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541.
by woah 3y ago
I'm not sure but another type of business that may succeed is one that uses AI to provide a product or service directly to consumers through a radically more efficient business process.
542.
by woah 3y ago
> If an AI is capable of developing new AI techniques unsupervised, isn’t that by definition the singularity? AI is not capable of developing new AI techniques unsupervised. Honestly the lowest hanging fruit should be the ability for LLM
543.
by woah 3y ago
The whole idea of the singularity is that AI starts improving itself. Until that happens, normal human progress in the LLM field is just normal human progress, and will probably follow a similar path of human progress where there's a b
544.
by woah 3y ago
As important as browser compatibility is, this appears to be an academic project by a postdoc, funded by the NSF, and the grant probably didn't cover it.
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by woah 3y ago
There's nothing cyberpunk about this. Just good old fashioned bad governance, done in the traditional manner.
546.
by woah 3y ago
If the cyberpunk dystopia involves aged hippies yelling about neighborhood character and historical parking lots in zoning board meetings
547.
by woah 3y ago
They could literally have asked chatGPT and gotten a great explanation
548.
by woah 3y ago
Went to Home Depot to buy a new refrigerator. They had one plugged in as a demo. Guess what: there was warm air coming out of the bottom. Can you believe it? They were literally trying to pull off a huge hoax. Sell people something that&#x2
549.
by woah 3y ago
I hear your killer features and don't care for them at all in any way to carry a tiny computer for them. I only need real navigation on holiday and I'm pretty sure not taking some expensive pocket computer on travel. Neither when
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by woah 3y ago
UK libel laws are ridiculous
551.
by woah 3y ago
Seems pretty simple. If you could have UI overlayed on the world around you, it would be huge, and would change how people use computers, like the smartphone did. The current stumbling block is that the tech sucks and the headsets are enor
552.
by woah 3y ago
Dunno. I only ever play games that require an internet connection. I doubt this is an issue for most players.
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by woah 3y ago
Functions are an optimization for the human user
554.
by woah 3y ago
I had ChatGPT write a letter to your senator: Subject: Urgent: Concerns Regarding Sam Altman's Proposed AI Regulation Dear Senator [Senator's Last Name], I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. My name is [Yo
555.
by woah 3y ago
Lots of electronic music devices don't have velocity.
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by woah 3y ago
Couldn’t you just buy some more and make a killing? Couldn’t a distributor after having sold out a few times see the opportunity and make a killing? How is this vast conspiracy keeping all of its thousands of participants in line? Your theo
557.
by woah 3y ago
Maybe it gets twice as good each time you spend 10x more training it. In this case, you might indeed hit a wall at some point.
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by woah 3y ago
I hope this doesn't bring the terrible python dependency story
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by woah 4y ago
Reminds me of the HN comments on the original dropbox announcement: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8863
560.
by woah 4y ago
Not saying this applies to you, but generally when I see someone espousing this opinion online, they are about to endorse a country who literally has a single king-like ruler, who will throw you in jail if you speak ill about them
561.
by woah 4y ago
Maybe he is trying to establish a grand sweeping narrative arc, like the rise, decline, and eventual fall of the Roman empire
562.
by woah 4y ago
This comment falls into the classic programmer fallacy of thinking you can hack the law with a technicality. If you are using an LLM designed to violate copyright with the intention of violating copyright, and you then violate copyright, a
563.
by woah 4y ago
Seems to me that it's very hard to have a moat in LLMs without proprietary code, given that most of their training data is freely available. This is very different form the 2010's era of AI, where they were trained on large amount
564.
by woah 4y ago
Being forced to read terrible rationalist Harry Potter fanfics over and over again
565.
by woah 4y ago
https://abc7chicago.com/wedding-photographer-robbed-san-fran... .
566.
by woah 4y ago
Language is constantly evolving and changing. The hubris required to think that you, as an HN commenter, can stop that must be immense.
567.
by woah 4y ago
Don't come to San Francisco
568.
by woah 4y ago
Can't you just make it work without me giving any access if I am using it in an open source repo?
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by woah 4y ago
> compare this to a software team that has plans (design docs) for everything they want o build. they have schematics (tickets) that say do this here. to this exact interface. That's a recipe for failure
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by woah 4y ago
Very cool idea, but it is asking for access to all github repos, public and private? All personal details as well? You should really refine what you're asking for. I would like to use this for open source code and it should be able to

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