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Comment #49223800
Well first it could write a spec, THEN throw it away :) Like you are supposed to do with a prototype.
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Comment #49223506
Registrars get a lot more domains registered at 5-20 $/year this way. How would our lives improve if squatting were "not allowed"?
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Comment #49223468
I noticed the UDRP rules had changed last year, the main change is of course related to WHOIS respecting privacy now. Looking that up: "The registrar must provide the full Registra…
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Comment #49216412
It seems the traffic has made the site inaccessible. I'm enjoying reading the first page that's still in my browser.
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Comment #49215747
Why would it matter if foreign companies analyzed DoorDash data? Pizza deliveries to the Pentagon is all I can come up with, but that's publicly available at https://www.pizzint.wa…
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Comment #49214012
There is enough visceral hatred for the Anubis branding, I am surprised an AI skill for bypassing it hasn't been broadcast yet.
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Comment #49211272
These all seem useful warnings to me, I'm vibing something for hobby scale. The installation script was the one place I needed to reorganize and make a lot of human-powered changes…
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Comment #49210756
Those are "executives"
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Comment #49203333
I asked it some old hardware command line questions I'd recently asked Gemini, it hallucinated parts of the answer. The characters in the 3-act Shakespearean play had very little d…
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Comment #49197449
Next we're going to hear a complaint from Mark Zuckerberg about how people are using Facebook and LLaMa to attack Meta.
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Comment #49197243
You and everyone else saying so are correct; I forgot how bad it was when I posted the link. "Prime Agent" obviously used the story for branding or a callback, so this is 100% on-t…
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Comment #49190083
https://localroger.com/prime-intellect/mopiidx.html
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Comment #49189180
Most distributors are based in the US with the exception of large integrated circuits that are made in a variety of countries where those companies do fabrication (US, Taiwan, Sout…
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Comment #49187777
While searching for that Telepathy article, I found this which fits his example: https://neuralink.com/updates/a-year-of-telepathy/
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Comment #49187714
2040 : I earnestly believe that presidential term limits should be abolished, and also that federal control of elections is incredibly important. Not sure where that thought came f…
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Comment #49185846
Years ago I had an Oracle free instance which I shut down, didn't have any use that was worth the security maintenance time. Recently wanted to make a new free instance at the lowe…
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Comment #49183463
He can fix them.
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Comment #49175011
I always thought this song was about mowing the lawn during tough times, but apparently not: https://genius.com/The-all-american-rejects-move-along-lyric...
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Comment #49161857
2008 financial crisis, after years of "mortgage bros" inflating that bubble.
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Comment #49161626
Nationalize the data centers, reserve enough inference to automate power generation, food production, transportation, and housing. Is there any government that has gotten socialism…
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Comment #49157766
The wages for the LLM will increase as the codebase gets larger, the only inhibitor is how fast customers are willing to pay for new features. I don't think that cost ever goes hig…
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Comment #49151416
AI are also good at reading. I'm not one to write lots of notes without a reason. For the first time I'm jealous of people who have a way to distill years of their inner thoughts.
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Comment #49150625
I like how they use SAT Math and Verbal sections for an analogy, and talk about how great OpenAI is at some kinds of math, but leave out how it's even better at written/verbal lang…
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Comment #49123940
Because Hacker News appreciates discussion of the theoretical, that exceeds the bounds of what mainstream society thought was possible.
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Comment #49113672
Something can be overpriced and still lose money.