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zx8080
4mo ago
> a 1.1m+ loc and growing trading platform Why are you here writing comments kn HN? (Instead of counting money and investing it?) I'm just curious, don't get me wrong.
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4mo ago
Well, with AI there is mich more of them, and no more refactoring to reduce the complexity. But only to produce more spaghetti.
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4mo ago
> Create a free account to keep playing. After 3 attempts (all moves were mistakes! maybe I'm too stupid?) asked for my email. Is emails collection the end-goal of this (vibe-coded, I suppose) page?
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zx8080
4mo ago
But numbers are so easy to compare! Don't take this joy from HRs and recruiters! /s
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4mo ago
Yes, my bad.
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4mo ago
Sarcasm tag missing or is this serious?
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4mo ago
Codex was bought by Musk a few days back.
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4mo ago
Sure. And also exchanging the data (sharing it) with partners: > Persona ... cross-references your information against trusted third-party databases.
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4mo ago
Shut up and take my money. Joeks aside, no ID for you. My name is on my bank card and my bank has KYCed me already.
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4mo ago
> [...] that produces high-frequency high-frequency transducer attached t. Richard Freeman / UNSW. AI generated/hallucinated article? Or no one, author or editor, read it before publishing?
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4mo ago
What is the reason that they are shortening it?
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4mo ago
I looked through this article but wasn't able to find why it was decided to establish it in Netherlands (under the Dutch law). Could someone share it?
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4mo ago
Typo in title: "lift" not "life" cc @dang
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4mo ago
Agriculture looks more and more appealing.
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4mo ago
> Apple cause batterygate with good intentions but sneakily. Sure, the Apple's intentional performance degradation of older iPhones was caused by only good intentions, not a form of planned obsolescence in any way. How could it be?
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4mo ago
> cloud browsers. We need to create them constantly, sometimes thousands at a time, and throw them away as soon as sessions end. Oh that's why the captcha is unpassable for regular people now. It's just yesterday with another e
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4mo ago
> I don't like these landing pages which explain nothing. But they are not for you! They apparently help to appear on the HN frontpage. And probably also winning some ~sponsor~ investor money.
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4mo ago
Thank you very much, Midjourney. If some of my doctors were software engineers I probably would be dead by now. Or mid-dead.
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4mo ago
Can "LLMs are bad at counting" be generalized to "LLM are better in complex stuff but make more mistakes in simple"?
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4mo ago
Sure! But it's now more convenient when it's written up-front in the company name!
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4mo ago
You meant the price 50% increase because <insert any valid reason | RAM is expensive>?
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4mo ago
Oh no. It can't really be because "AI" frequently means "we fire employees to make more money. And by the way, we don't actually care about quality". Right?
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4mo ago
> None of these are groundbreaking tasks (again, a lot of personalized Google/docs lookups) Does it really needs a GPU at 300Watts to do all that tasks?
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4mo ago
Price hike in Germany is minimal comparing to other DCs. Anyone knows why?
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4mo ago
Is that similar to the Fed system here in the US?
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4mo ago
> They have a centrally planned economy. Pre-1978, not now.
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4mo ago
> Software, written for the things that read it. > humans are slow, forgetful, and can only hold a few things in their head at once. Thank you very much for stating it all up-front.
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4mo ago
And who made the phones to retire? Google and other makers by closing firmware and bootloaders. And also by requiring more and more resources after each OS update and upgrade.
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4mo ago
> No good reason to import them except to pay them even less. Then I'll tell you a good one. It's called profit.
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4mo ago
Is there ANY business motivation for any corporation to open such information up sooner than later?
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