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Comment #46801018
The History of the word "Apricot" The word originally entered English as an adaptation of the Portuguese albricoque or Spanish albaricoque. However, it was subsequently changed to …
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Comment #46761232
In the theory of the psychology of creativity, there are phenomena which constitute distortions of the motivational setting for creative problem-solving which are referred to as 'e…
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"WHEREAS, the Large Language Model has merely mimicked a sophistication it cannot truly possess": says who(m)?
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Ask HN: Will SLMs be what bursts the LLM bubble cos you can run them on a phone?
Almost no latency, they don't even need a top-end phone, they understand what you say.
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The Humanoid Redundancy Principle
If a production task truly requires a human, the production line is incorrectly designed. If it does not require a human, a humanoid adds no value.
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Comment #46278498
Personal brands developed by ChatGPT
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The REAL Reason Behind Enshittification
Sneer all you like at marketing consultants, but once profit has plateaued, then those 'give it all away free to get traction' and 'keep innovating just to get eyeballs' and 'blow …
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Could Endpoint SLMs Replace Cloud LLMs? Would Datacenter Race Shudder to a Halt?
Yeah, an SLM on an endpoint like a phone will have fresh latency issues as it goes online to fill gaps in its inference engine's knowledge base that a cloud LLM might not have, but…
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Comment #45779010
I don't care about the math, the computation, the physics. This is just by far the most beautiful thing(s) I have ever seen.
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Tell HN: Avoid ostentatious eloquence and crisp structure or be slop
I used to pride myself on my wordsmithery, now it condemns itself and myself to opprobrium or obscurity, but I defiantly refuse to resort to deliberate typos or humaniser apps. I'm…
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Post AI bubble pitch: all mentions of AI suddenly conspicuous by their absence?
Today's No. 1 investability credential: maybe it ends up as tomorrow's VC third rail?
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The bet against AI was quite safe, until it wasn't
There was a firm, implicit conviction in business that things that AI would decimate still had a future because AI was still a long way off. Like the time traveler who went back in…
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Comment #44905762
Oh no! I thought that was Windows 11
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Comment #44899879
Let the AI efficiency olympics begin! On a laptop, on a desktop, on a phone? Train for 5 minutes, an hour, a day, a week? On a boat? With a goat?
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Hawking's Reputation: A Black Hole Which Swallowed His Debt to Penrose
I grew up thinking Stephen Hawking was the most important scientist in the world. Not because I understood his work. Not even because I cared much about physics back then. But beca…
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Structuring AI cognition around game-like principles
To structure AI cognition around game-like principles in neural networks, we must move beyond logic trees and embrace latent spaces, predictive models, and emergent learning. 1. Fr…
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De-externalizing Wittgenstein's Game: does the mind turn everything into a game?
This is a reframing of both Wittgenstein’s and Russell’s ideas in a way that brings them into the domain of cognition, neuroscience, and game theory. The key step is to take Wittge…
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Comment #42728851
I'm the opposite. I live for calls. I don't like text messages. I'm not great at face-to-face. But over the phone, I'm at my best.
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