Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
yalogin
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
5 ms
·
31.
▲
by
yalogin
4mo ago
This is bad and am glad they found it but with what is going on at the federal level this feels miniscule and not even a rounding error. One example out of hundreds - the kids purchased shares in a Kazakh tungsten mining venture just before
32.
▲
by
yalogin
4mo ago
The issue is the cost is not going to be a hindrance for companies that have gone all in on the AI development. They may still find it cheaper than hiring engineers and if needed they will layoff a few more. The companies that did not yet j
33.
▲
by
yalogin
4mo ago
ChatGPT doesn’t allow private relay and hasn’t allowed it since launch may be. So it’s not always possible to not use them, of course now there is no need to use ChatGPT and I have just stopped and moved on from it
34.
▲
by
yalogin
4mo ago
Gemini made me turn google off completely. There is no provision to not allow your chat data from being shared send for training - even if you pay. Clearly they don’t care about end users and I am guessing they are losing money on paid cuna
35.
▲
by
yalogin
4mo ago
What does cursor have? An ide and coding orchestration? They are using Claude or codex for llms, so they get acquired for their user base and tooling? Feels like a lot of money for that given Claude has the majority mindshare.
36.
▲
by
yalogin
4mo ago
This needs atleast a 30b model or Mr higher and so for most folks it means purchasing a new machine. Given the ram costs this may be become prohibitive and a monthly subscription may feel better roi
37.
▲
by
yalogin
4mo ago
What is the target to write for is the key aspect here. Not sure there is enough on the phone for developers to create new experiences. I fear all of them are going to try to automate everything on the phone for the user. Not sure what valu
38.
▲
by
yalogin
4mo ago
I was expecting this to be done by now as the administration is not worried about optics, so not sure what’s holding it up.
39.
▲
by
yalogin
4mo ago
As a tangent, I don’t understand where and why meta fits into the AI race. They did not get any mind share (consumers) from the llms so far, granted they started the open source side to this but the Chinese companies produce far better mode
40.
▲
by
yalogin
4mo ago
The chatbots(ChatGPT, Claude et al) showed Apple exactly what can be done, the user base is already well primed. So this is a product definition done for them to execute. If done well they will be able to provide a much stronger integration
41.
▲
by
yalogin
4mo ago
We are going to be conditioned into thinking 20k-50k for a robot is ok to spend. The question is how long before get there
42.
▲
by
yalogin
4mo ago
Oh wow did not realize xai has data centers. So are they completely abandoning xai or do they just have that much capacity left over?
43.
▲
by
yalogin
4mo ago
So space data centers are absolutely possible then. I heard a lot of skepticism about the feasibility but it looks like Google and Anthropic looked at SpaceX and trusted them to deliver on the promise and even signed deals worth billions.
44.
▲
by
yalogin
4mo ago
Anthropic realized security and safety are their main value prop compared to the competition. Either mythos or anything else since seem purpose built to streamline the messaging. It’s good, am not complaining, but i wonder how much this is
45.
▲
by
yalogin
4mo ago
I am not sure of that, may be in Europe, cannot see the U.S. banning. May be some states but highly skeptical there. Better chance of it flopping or doesn’t get to a good enough threshold to matter.
46.
▲
by
yalogin
4mo ago
This is terrible but inevitable for privacy. Meta is going to exploit this and hoard all the data all the while claiming they conform to all the laws of the land. I just wish this doesn’t take off but they are targeting sub $500 and it’s bo
47.
▲
by
yalogin
4mo ago
We are in the early stages of monetizing the AI stack/service and Anthropic is set to take it in. Not sure if it’s cost effective for them or not but they are clear winner here. They have created this awareness among executives about t
48.
▲
by
yalogin
4mo ago
Well let’s brace for a bunch of tweets against morningstar from the man in charge. I don’t think it matters to the retail investors though, they would all pour money into it. At least that’s my guess
49.
▲
by
yalogin
4mo ago
What exactly are privacy expectations of a social media app/network? Has that been quantified?
50.
▲
by
yalogin
5mo ago
They are walking it back because they realized they don’t have anything to gain by it at this point. Previously they could get market attention and employer attention to increase their revenue and now that part is done. Their pipelines are
51.
▲
by
yalogin
5mo ago
To get that revenue and adoption they have to vastly increase their infrastructure spending. If they are currently losing in even the 200/month plans how is it sustainable?
52.
▲
by
yalogin
5mo ago
Can someone give me a eli5 version of what this is? It really sounds useful to Claude subscribers. Is this improving the cache hit and hence overall efficiency of coding workflows? Does it also let me host a local llm (deepseek)? What are m
53.
▲
by
yalogin
5mo ago
This is brilliant pace. What I expected to see
54.
▲
by
yalogin
5mo ago
The acquisition process itself is not mentioned and they are shutting down the company. This is an acquihire. Congrats to the team, hope everyone made it out well and not just the top
55.
▲
by
yalogin
5mo ago
This should have been thrown away from the start, not sure why it saw a day in court. Musk himsrlf created xAi that is for profit. If he really is concerned about ai his own actions do not show that. This is just regret that he lost contro
56.
▲
by
yalogin
5mo ago
If it’s replacing developers it makes sense to cost more than 20 or 100 per month. The real issue for these llm companies is that they are yet to show value in other areas. Without that they will be relegated to just coding. That is the rus
57.
▲
by
yalogin
5mo ago
Very good call. I shied away from calling it a terrible article but it is
58.
▲
by
yalogin
5mo ago
Anthropic, OpenAI and Google are the standouts, but the main question for me is, why is this a war? In their own context China has greatly benefitted from this. They shored up their gpu design and manufacturing expertise. If this really is
59.
▲
by
yalogin
5mo ago
Ha yes of course, but th EU still have to show they can get the loan. They were unable to show that.
60.
▲
by
yalogin
5mo ago
They still don’t have anywhere close to buying eBay.
More ›