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by zuzululu 4mo ago
America is the place for very few people to get wealthy relatively compared to the rest is more accurate. I don't know how long this asymmetric upside down pyramid structure will hold. Monopoly on violence requires participants to beli
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
The reason there is cynicism around philanthropy by America's elite class is perhaps the obliviousness to the methods and means it is created and supported. "Here is a few billion dollar to a non profit company I control but you b
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
not sure the pain point you mentioned resonate. with LLMs its very easy to do E2E testing. also I feel uneasy about outsourcing this part with all the security issues these days.
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
good for him! but empty words to the american working class it may be too late, now ppl hate the rich
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
polls/census/surveys mean absolutely nothing when publicly expressing distrust or criticism of the government carries severe penalties. especially when the "poverty lift" is basically 600 million Chinese people strugglin
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
Once again I'd like to remind that violating Terms of Service isn't the same as violating some moral ethics. They are literally just expectations with no enforceable or legal boundaries. For example I could write in my Terms of Se
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
> Chinese people have much more faith in their govt than Western countries, but you know why that is right (really hoping you know the difference and where this comes from and its not culture)
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
none includes the article in question. polls are often done in a way to prove their own biases if they were taken serious then what we are allowed to say or not would change drastically and political correctness would be laughed out of the
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
probably because none of these polls can be trusted or accurate representation
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
pretty nifty but im trying to figure out what the use case for this is when its aimed at hobbyists ? I use pygtk and dont have to fiddle with lower level stuff
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
also I find the salary is atrociously low in Canada for the exact same role
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
numbers look better than I thought. i think openai is going to make it
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
it shows that OpenAI found market fit and Anthropic may have done a better job. not sure where this constant dooming comes from
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
I'm super happy for them and Anthropic They are leading the way
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
why would anybody put money in Cohere when they can do it in an American AI company with larger pay off?
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
Interesting. I've not used Cursor in almost a year after using Codex/Claude. Won't be surprised if Elon paid another hefty premium. I just realized this whole game is just getting rich from other people's money and there
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
you'll figure it out
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
this is just one of the many weird stuff I hear out of Canada that always surprises me, I've compiled a list: - the wife of a professor I knew in canada apparently makes 400k/year for some Aboriginal art gallery that gets like two
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
Wasn't aware that Cohere was still around but this release doesn't exactly instill confidence.
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
If you are honest with people who don't want to hear the truth, you are going to be dishonest with people when they want the truth.
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
it was never a strict requirement. Show HN actually automatically does disservice as its saturated.
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
I'm surprised there are banned books with 1st amendment exists in America? I'm curious as to what these are. I think its rather silly that books can be banned.
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
I'm working 3 remote jobs right now and I can tell you guys to really watch out. Often they are not malicious, just unsavory business practice where they want free consulting with no intention of hiring you. Another tell is the person
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
"First you corner the market, then you raise the prices" - Walter White
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
Snitch Bezos playing 4d chess? Since anthropic is using AWS. This sets a pretty disturbing precedent that the circular relationship is fragile. Not sure if anybody will trust Amazon here going forward, I think it was a big mistake.
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by zuzululu 4mo ago
Another update for codex users they let you accumulate resets which greatly adds to the mileage I don't think its feasible to have something comparable to these frontier models when they are increasing usage and lowering token costs
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
It can't. Hear me out, economies of scale can only be met when there is a large enough liquidity for it. The amount of people willing to purchase multiple hardware releases year after year just to run LLM is already tiny and businesses
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
why would it be different for other people if you already said senior level is not writing code but planning things out? is there something about planning that LLMs cannot do being your crux of the argument? what do you believe about your j
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
so what is software developer doing if writing code is not part of their job I don't see how not writing code is being offered as a moat, it seems like that is just translating business/stakeholder requirements to architecture&#x2
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
can't open that link shows 404

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