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you okay? why do u need to be so patronizing? did you read tfa? they're obviously talking about the public's perception of LLM's, especially outside of the tech industry. "the idea of AI is fundamentally tainted" is
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The 60s were 60 years ago. There were regulations back then that protected the common folk and capitalism wasn't as ruthless and aligned with the will of the 0.1% as it is now. I want to be optimistic and agree with you, but I don'
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Maybe critique his ideas instead of his predictions. Piketty is an economist, not a future-teller.
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4mo ago
Please do it
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4mo ago
I don't think the metaphor extends. A family gave their city land conditionally, decades went by, and then the city sells the land do develop a data center. I don't understand what type of cope you are trying to achieve by excusin
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4mo ago
4o was considered harmful because it never disagreed with the user, pushing them into depths of AI psychosis that lead to suicides and murders.
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4mo ago
When was the last time you lived on $23/hour?
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4mo ago
Sure, a gift if a gift, but if I give you a gift and then you go off and sell it for $10mil you're a terrible friend.
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4mo ago
There is no way I'm believing DeepSeek can charge less than $1 USD for their pro model while Opus costs over 25x more, yet their price is less than the cost of running it?
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4mo ago
Apple is a consumer company selling device art. Teenage engineering is a device art company selling consumer products.
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5mo ago
Ya, if im constantly asking a model to do TDD development, you know what would make it a lot easier? A skill.
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I can't help but think it's their engineer's and PM's making these decisions, since I know that if you asked Claude to write a TUI there is no world it would recommend whatever the frontend architecture of claude code is
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5mo ago
From the reviews, my impression is that the Neo has Apple's build quality, but they cut some costs to save on machining the chassis, and the trackpad doesn't have the haptic motor.
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5mo ago
I would rather assume "all cameras are mass surveillance" than trust them in good faith. The issue with Ring cameras is the unconsensual facial recognition while Amazon owns all of the data and based on their superbowl add, will u
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5mo ago
https://www.the-scientist.com/chatgpt-and-alphafold-help-des... Literally saved his dog's life.
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5mo ago
All these companies want devs with top-engineering talent and coding skill, but then fire them because they aren't using LLMs enough.
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5mo ago
Absolutely, vibecoding is addictive, agents being able to do all of these hard things that would otherwise take days or weeks to figure out how to do by hand. It's just another avenue of dopamine addiction, not unlike scrolling TikTok,
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5mo ago
For sure, but I don't think I'm going to give Vercel benefit of the doubt that they aren't writing their copy with an LLM.
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ya because Vercel generated the copy with an LLM
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How expensive is ram and SSDs going to be in 2.5 years? A top of the line macbook is already $10k and thats when Apple was able to purchase ram and SSds for a fraction of what is being sold for now.
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Brave, Exa, and Tavily all offer a free tier for websearch, after that it comes out to like 1¢/search, very easy to ask pi to build a web search tool using any of these providers. They support image locations like a file or url, but no
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It is in the model's provider's interest for you to believe this because they get to lock you into their harness and inference. As models get better they will get better at using any harness, it comes down to how well the harness
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5mo ago
Ya, but if there are way more sellers than buyers that means that prices are inflated. If prices were lower there would be more buyers, but sellers want to keep their asset prices inflated so they don't lower prices. Assets that are pr
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Looks great. I can tell you put a lot of time and energy into making it look good. I think a lot of the problems with the homogenous outputs of front-end design wouldn't be such a problem if the models naturally make their designs so m
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> When more assets are sold than are bought How does this make sense? If Johnny sells 5 cars, that means 5 cars were bought. How can Johnny sell more cars than are being bought? Do you mean that Johnny has more cars to sell than are bein
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Just post the GitHub page if it’s open-source. It’s great you have a domain name, but if your website is going to look the same as every other SaaS product designed by Claude it’s really hard to look past that and look at the novelty or ben
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Like bookmarks and links?
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They have enough internet slop. The training material they care about comes from experts, not randos online. This is why Mercor and Scale are billion dollar companies.
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>data centers of this magnitude offer a ton of economic benefits to the area and the state I have only seen this point being brought up by the exact people that will be owning the data centers with little data to back it up besides tempo
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5mo ago
This is hacker news, not a law board. use good faith.
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