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Upvoter33
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Comment #49120870
Blockbusters were like the worst business ever and embodied enshittifying before the term existed. Once in a rare while there was a local video rental though that was cool. And the…
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Comment #49091646
I would describe him as a leading educator / explainer / teacher in this space.
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Comment #49027563
"US government bans floating point numbers"
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Comment #48689771
ah cool - thanks for the clarification. some of the comments here read like nothing like this has ever been done before ...
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Comment #48689515
Lots of great work that pioneered here (I wish the website did a better job showing that?) e.g., Dr. Brett Seales and his decades of work: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciad…
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Comment #48671856
No that is not true. Read about PARC and all the crazy tech they built some time. It was ahead of its time!
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Comment #48664445
Come on. It reads all the code in the world; then, you ask it to produce code; then, it gladly writes out something "new" which is a synthesis of what is out there, often with dire…
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Comment #48664337
Also connected: many composers would write out previous great works, to learn them more deeply. Bach as I recall would do this.
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Comment #48663938
Which Hamming quote, btw, do you refer to? I think he mostly talks about talking with other "smart" people, and communicating what you are working on a lot (like giving talks, etc.…
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Comment #48663920
this is true in all human endeavors. Tech is not special in this regard, alas.
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Comment #48554592
It didn't strike me as modest, to compare oneself to another who is known to be great. "Van Gogh is almost certainly a better painter than I am" -Monet
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Comment #48533017
You know, there seems to be a hidden thought here that it's either just (A) let the Founders do their thing and of course they will provide great value and happen to become billion…
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Comment #48437635
written with confidence too. I'm amazed at the levels of confidence people have in predicting the (unclear) future.
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Comment #48402449
I'm having a hard time putting much faith into posts like these, especially as they near IPO.
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Comment #48402271
I read this differently: they are actually seeing that it's hard to keep advancing frontier models, and now are moving the goal posts so that when they start getting evaluated more…
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Comment #48150222
"Links No Longer Mean Credibility" - did they used to? I mean, I mostly agree with this article but a person could have written this about the internet. I remember people linking t…
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Comment #48123176
I'm amazed by all the "people hate AI therefore this won't get anywhere". This is a first (perhaps real) attempt to envision what a desktop of the future looks like assuming AI pro…
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Comment #47653220
Really? I see this all the time. Maybe I'm going to all the wrong places. I see "couples" on their phones, I see groups of friends on their phones, etc., etc. Maybe different parts…
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Comment #47497327
so is the Unix command line ...
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Comment #47398381
me too. It's like it was written in 1980.
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Comment #47341769
“The presence of greatness” - ugh.
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Comment #47298061
Yes I’ve had to do this but it does work. Unfortunately it’s a constant cost to have to look for stuff like this and then do the work.
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Comment #47218912
Honestly this thread was been one of the funniest HN threads I've seen. So much gold in here - for which I thank you all. "My React website can't star React" "in what sense is this…
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Comment #47100470
Pretty dismissive ("when they grow up") of the group of people in the 16-24 year old range. These are not children; most of that group is 18 and over. You imply noise but there is …
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Comment #47067358
I mean, why not? Haven't people seen the documentary, "Good Will Hunting"?