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BSOhealth

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    Comment #47656922

    The latest Opus routinely tells me the latest GPT Pro responses are much better. The GPT responses cost 10x more than GPT at least. And GPT takes 10’s of minutes. So unless and unt…

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    Comment #47635273

    First amendment applies to citizens, not just “media organizations”. Serious contradiction between your major advocacy about protecting ICE and your minor hedge to avoid getting gh…

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    Comment #47467094

    As a parent, I think people overestimate the average quality of pre-AI children’s content. Also interesting to look beyond children’s work at the incredible amount of “book mill” c…

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    Show HN: Backproto – network backpressure routing applied to AI agent payments

    I’ve been applying backpressure routing (Tassiulas-Ephremides, 1992) to payment flows between AI agents. Streaming payment protocols let agents pay each other in real time, but the…

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    Comment #46919266

    I’m in the same boat. AI can gen better UI forms, and a database is a database is a database. Customers want MCP and API access to do their own thing on their own terms. Model co’s…

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    Comment #45237054

    I love this. It speaks to me in a similar ways as a lot of the AI zeitgeist—why shouldn’t we optimize for how the brain actually operates at scale versus hundreds-years-old ideas a…

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    Comment #45162229

    A little of a tangent, but I always thought it’d be cool to have certain libraries printed out in very high quality as posters. Redux was one example in particular—something very c…

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    Comment #44990250

    Intel as a store of value?

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    Comment #44877112

    It’s easy to be cynical specifically in this case, when Elon has in the past very gleefully amplified AI fakes to drum up social sentiment

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    Comment #44865308

    With all the lensing going on out there, is it possible for us to observe the light from our sun (and potentially our planet) billions of years ago? A cool achievement would be, ob…

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    Comment #44855660

    This is true. Most of the potatoes eaten are valuable in caloric-deprived situations, but they are not a long-term healthy food due to the thrashing they do to insulin management.

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    Comment #44767235

    These figures are for a very small number of potential people. This leaves out that frontier AI is being developed by an incredibly small number of extremely smart people who have …

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    Comment #44741672

    The current product _must_ simply be a funding mechanism for whatever AI solution will ultimately define them. The idea that we’ll continue to have rigidly defined design mockups a…

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    Comment #44726798

    On the subject of LLMs and cats, I continue to find it disappointing that if you search for one of the leading AI services in the Apple App Store that they all seem to have central…

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    Comment #44698406

    What a terrible website

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    Comment #44686242

    given this is already happening with many other taxpayer funded datasets, will pretty on brand with this group

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    Comment #44670323

    Novel content will continue to require human creators. So, if you are at the frontier of some idea space, whether that’s using Homebrew or baking brownies, your input will be rewar…

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    Comment #44665963

    I get the downvotes, kind of omitting his qualification in the very first sentence. but if this really interests you it seems like an obvious opportunity for something like “the 10…

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    Comment #44665718

    Very cool motivation around personal “lists” generally! Gin took me the longest to “get” and subtle cocktails that play to its strengths seem to have had the most lasting appeal. W…

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    Comment #44625364

    “Autobiography of a human, or how mushrooms learned to build computers after being given primate bodies”

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    Comment #44603611

    about 400,000 people use bitcoin daily. 0.005% of earth population. but yeah, it’s about the size of a single medium-sized accelerationist Thiel colony participating with each othe…

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    Comment #44560763

    Is there some probabilistic named theory for thinking there is greater chance for life to exist the closer to the center of a solar system? almost like sluice box or coin sorter, w…

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    Comment #44545558

    Seems like anyone surprised by this isn’t tracking what big/biggish tech product leaders are already moving toward; the roles of PM, UX/design, and POC dev are going to blur dramat…